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Can You Pass This PE Test For 15-Year-Olds?

Go on, prove yourself.

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Tolani Shoneye
Tolani Shoneye
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These questions are adapted from a GCSE Bitesize mock test designed to be given at the end of secondary school in the UK, when pupils are 15 or 16 years old. Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF
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These questions are adapted from a GCSE Bitesize mock test designed to be given at the end of secondary school in the UK, when pupils are 15 or 16 years old.

  1. 1. Anabolic steroids can cause increased...

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    Aggression
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    Blood flow
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    Pain

  2. 2. Which one of these social drugs is banned in sport?

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    Caffeine
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    Cannabis
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    Nicotine

  3. 3. What does the letter F stand for in the FITT training principles?

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    Force
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    Frequency
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    Fitness

  4. 4. Whose responsibility is it to insist on fair play in sport?

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    Officials
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    Manager
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    Trainers

  5. 5. The cardiovascular system consists of the heart, blood, and...

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    Blood vessels
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    Lungs
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    Muscles

  6. 6. In what part of the body does oxygenation take place?

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    Lungs
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    Blood vessels
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    Heart

  7. 7. What happens to your bone density when you regularly train?

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    It increases
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    It remains the same
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    It decreases

  8. 8. Where is haemoglobin found?

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    Platelets
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    Red blood cells
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    White blood cells

  9. 9. The amount of air breathed in and out in one breath is called:

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    Tidal capacity
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    Tidal volume
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    Lung volume

  10. 10. How can you improve speed and muscular endurance?

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    Interval training
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    Fartlek training
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    Circuit training

  11. 11. Your maximum heart rate is calculated by subtracting your age from...

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    226
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    220
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    215

  12. 12. Lactic acid is a waste product of...

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    Anaerobic exercise
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    Aerobic exercise
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    Light exercise

  13. 13. How does the body get rid of carbon dioxide?

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    Heart
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    Kidneys
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    Lungs

  14. 14. What is the distribution of muscle and fat called?

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    Body shape
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    Body type
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    Body awareness

  15. 15. Reaction time takes place between stimulus and...

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    Movement
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    Making a decision
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    Understanding

  16. 16. In the RICE treatment, what does the C stand for?

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    Compression
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    Control
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    Condition

  17. 17. Which of these is an example of an impact injury?

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    Hypothermia
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    Shock
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    A fracture

  18. 18. What is it called when the bone breaks and stays inside the skin?

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    An open fracture
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    A complicated fracture
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    A closed fracture
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