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How To Use The Multiple Choice Challenge Course
Here you'll learn how to use the multiple choice challenge course so that you can get the maximum use out of it.
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Paper 1
All the topics that are in Paper 1 are listed in this lesson. Make sure you quiz yourself thoroughly on each topic.
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Skeletal System
Questions in this section will focus on the skeletal system. All the questions in this section have been designed to assess your knowledge of the skeletal system from the AQA specification.
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Synovial Joints
Questions in this section will focus on the synovial joints. All the questions in this section have been designed to assess your knowledge of synovial joints from the AQA specification.
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Anaerobic and Aerobic Exercise, EPOC & Recovery From Exercise
Questions in this section will focus on anaerobic and aerobic exercise, EPOC, cooling down and recovery from exercise. All the questions in this section have been designed to assess your knowledge of these topics from the AQA specification.
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Calculating Intensities
Questions in this section will focus on calculating intensities. All the questions in this section have been designed to assess your knowledge of calculating intensities from the AQA specification.
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High Altitude Training
Questions in this section will focus on high altitude training. All the questions in this section have been designed to assess your knowledge of high altitude training from the AQA specification.
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Classification of Skills
Questions in this section will focus on the classification of skills. All the questions in this section have been designed to assess your knowledge of the classification of skills from the AQA specification.
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Spectator Behaviour
Questions in this section will focus on spectator behaviour. All the questions in this section have been designed to assess your knowledge of spectator behaviour from the AQA specification.
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AQA GCSE PE Multiple Choice Challenge (Free Version)
About Lesson

The Skeletal System – (in Paper 1)

Use these ‘I can’ and ‘I know’ statements to focus your learning and revision.

After taking the quiz in this section you should have a very good understanding of the concepts involved. Use the statements below to check your knowledge and understanding.

  • I know the location of the cranium
  • I know the location of the scapula
  • I know the location of the sternum
  • I know the location of the vertebrae
  • I know the location of the fibula
  • I know the location of the femur
  • I know the location of the radius
  • I know the location of the ribs
  • I know the location of the humerus
  • I know the location of the ulna
  • I know the location of the pelvis
  • I know the location of the patella
  • I know the location of the tibia
  • I know the location of the talus
  • I can identify the bones at the neck
  • I can identify the bones at the shoulder
  • I can identify the bones at the chest
  • I can identify the bones at the elbow
  • I can identify the bones at the hip
  • I can identify the bones at the knee
  • I can identify the bones at the ankle
  • I can explain the skeleton’s role in movement
  • I can apply movement to performance in physical activity
  • I can explain the skeleton’s role in shape of the body
  • I can apply shape to performance in physical activity
  • I can explain the skeleton’s role in support
  • I can apply support to performance in physical activity
  • I can explain the skeleton’s role in protection
  • I can apply protection to performance in physical activity
  • I can explain the skeleton’s role in mineral storage
  • I can apply mineral storage to performance in physical activity
  • I can explain the skeleton’s role in blood cell production
  • I can apply blood cell production to performance in physical activity
  • I know the names of the three types and shapes of bones
  • I know the function of short bones
  • I know the function of long bones
  • I know the function of flat bones
  • I know what a joint is
  • I can explain how movement takes place at a joint
  • I can explain how different joint types allow different types of movement

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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