Some questions may require several answers.

1. Which of the following are 'Open skills'

   1.   ?         Golf swing.
   2.   ?         Football penalty kick.
   3.   ?         Heading the ball from a cross in a competitive game of soccer.
   4.   ?         An Axe kick in a kickboxing bout.

2. Which in the following list are closed skills?

   1.   ?         Sprint start
   2.   ?         Tackle in a football game
   3.   ?         Spike in volleyball.
   4.   ?         A Netball pass in a non-competitive drill.

3. Choose TWO examples of Intrinsic feedback.

   1.   ?         An athlete feels how a performance went, or talks to him/herself about a performance.
   2.   ?         An athlete is communicated to regarding their performance by an outside influence such as a coach or assessor.
   3.   ?         A footballer analyses his juggling skills in his own mind.
   4.   ?         A teacher gives negative feedback after a fitness training session.

4. Choose a definition and an example of extrinsic feedback.

   1.   ?         An performer or athlete is communicated to regarding their performance by an outside influence such as a coach or assessor.
   2.   ?         An athlete feels how a performance went, or talks to him/herself about a performance.
   3.   ?         A tennis coach shows the student how to improve the forehand shot.
   4.   ?         A Pole Vaulter thinks through their previous vault run up.

5. What does the term 'Knowledge of Results' (KR) mean in the context of feedback in coaching?

   1.   ?         This is an objective piece of information such as a judges score in gymnastics, a measured distance in shot putt or a final score in football.
   2.   ?         This is an analysis of a performance and can come from external or internal sources and in many different forms such as teacher / coach feedback, video replay or computer analysis.

6. What does the term 'Knowledge of Performance (KP) mean in the context of feedback in coaching?

   1.   ?         This is a fixed, objective piece of information about a result. Example: a service landed "in" the court in tennis.
   2.   ?         This is an analysis of a performance and can come from external or internal sources and in many different forms such as teacher / coach feedback, video replay or computer analysis.

7. Choose a definition AND an example of 'Adapting skills'.

   1.   ?         Skills which can be learned in open or closed situations but are then changed depending on the circumstances they are used in.
   2.   ?         A reverse dribble in a game of hockey.
   3.   ?         A throw of a dart
   4.   ?         Skills which are taught as closed skills but are changed from upper body to lower body.

8. Choose a suitable description for the word 'Ability' in sport.

   1.   ?         The learned ability to bring about a pre-determined result with maximum certainty, with the minimum outlay of energy.
   2.   ?         A genetically determined set of capabilities. Some people are naturally stronger, faster, more co-ordinated or have a higher potential for achieving sporting excellence.

9. Choose a suitable definition of the word 'Skill' in sport.

   1.   ?         The learned ability to bring about a pre-determined result with maximum certainty, with the minimum outlay of energy.
   2.   ?         The genetic capability of a performer to bring about a change in movement of the body to exert an influence on a ball or racket.