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This quiz is used for the 2nd and 3rd graders of Pinehurst elementary to review information they will or have learned throughout the year.

Questions and Answers

1.

Which one is a pathway?
- A.
  
  Levels
- B.
  
  Zig-Zag
- C.
  
  Skipping
Correct Answer
B. Zig-Zag

Explanation
A pathway is a defined route or course that allows for movement from one place to another. Among the options given, "Zig-Zag" is the only one that can be considered a pathway. It implies a series of connected turns or angles, creating a route or course for movement. "Levels" and "Skipping" do not inherently suggest a defined route or course, making them less likely to be considered pathways.

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2.

When you hold a ball up over your head what level are you holding the ball?
- A.
  
  Low
- B.
  
  Medium
- C.
  
  High
Correct Answer
C. High

Explanation
When you hold a ball up over your head, you are holding the ball at a high level. This is because when you raise the ball above your head, it is positioned higher than your head, thus making it at a high level.

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3.

When asked to work in your own personal space what does that mean?
- A.
  
  Stand side by side to a friend
- B.
  
  Stand in a space all by your self
Correct Answer
B. Stand in a space all by your self

Explanation
The correct answer is "Stand in a space all by yourself." When asked to work in your own personal space, it means that you should stand or be in a space where you are alone and not accompanied by anyone else. This allows you to have your own privacy and focus on your work without any distractions or interruptions from others.

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4.

When asked to do a locomotor skill what type of movement will you do?
- A.
  
  Sit in a chair
- B.
  
  Twist to your left and right
- C.
  
  Move around the room
Correct Answer
C. Move around the room

Explanation
When asked to do a locomotor skill, the appropriate type of movement would be to move around the room. This involves physically traveling from one place to another, such as walking, running, hopping, or skipping. Sitting in a chair and twisting to the left and right are not examples of locomotor skills as they do not involve moving from one place to another.

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5.

How many feet to you hop on?
- A.
  
  One
- B.
  
  Two
Correct Answer
A. One

Explanation
The question is asking how many feet you hop on. Since the word "feet" is plural, it implies that you are hopping on more than one foot. However, the correct answer is "One," which suggests that the question is either incomplete or not properly written.

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6.

When you jump rope what part of your body are you working?
- A.
  
  Head
- B.
  
  Toes
- C.
  
  Heart
Correct Answer
C. Heart

Explanation
When you jump rope, you are primarily working your heart. Jumping rope is a cardiovascular exercise that increases your heart rate and improves cardiovascular endurance. It helps to strengthen your heart muscles and improve blood circulation throughout your body. Additionally, jumping rope also engages other parts of your body such as your legs, arms, and core muscles, but the main focus and benefit lie in the cardiovascular workout it provides.

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7.

Can you name three things we need to do everyday to help stay healthy?
- A.
  
  Watch T.V., Eat Junk Food, Stay up late
- B.
  
  Exercise, Eat Good, Get plenty of rest
- C.
  
  Drink soda, Play on game systems, sit outside
Correct Answer
B. Exercise, Eat Good, Get plenty of rest

Explanation
The answer "Exercise, Eat Good, Get plenty of rest" is correct because these three actions are essential for maintaining good health. Regular exercise helps to keep the body fit and strong, while eating a balanced and nutritious diet provides the necessary nutrients for optimal functioning. Sufficient rest and sleep are crucial for the body to recover and rejuvenate. By following these three habits consistently, individuals can improve their overall well-being and reduce the risk of various health problems.

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8.

What activity do you use your fingerpads with?
- A.
  
  Swimming
- B.
  
  Soccer
- C.
  
  Basketball
Correct Answer
C. Basketball

Explanation
In basketball, players use their fingerpads to grip and control the ball while dribbling, passing, and shooting. The texture and sensitivity of the fingerpads allow players to have better ball handling skills and make precise movements with the ball. Swimming and soccer do not require the same level of fingerpad usage as basketball does.

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9.

What type of throw do you use when bowling?
- A.
  
  Underhand
- B.
  
  Overhand
Correct Answer
A. Underhand

Explanation
When bowling, the throw that is commonly used is the underhand throw. This involves holding the ball with the palm facing upwards and releasing it in a smooth motion towards the pins. The underhand throw allows for better control and accuracy, as well as generating more spin on the ball. It is the preferred technique for most bowlers as it helps in achieving the desired trajectory and maximizing the chances of knocking down the pins.

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10.

When you are striking an object what are you doing?
- A.
  
  Jumping rope
- B.
  
  Throwing a ball
- C.
  
  Hitting an object
Correct Answer
C. Hitting an object

Explanation
When you are striking an object, you are hitting it. This action involves making contact with the object using force, typically with a part of your body or an object like a bat or a stick. Striking can be done with the intention of causing damage, moving the object, or simply making a sound. It is a physical action that requires coordination and precision.

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2nd & 3rd Quiz

Which one is a pathway?

When you hold a ball up over your head what level are you holding the ball?

When asked to work in your own personal space what does that mean?

When asked to do a locomotor skill what type of movement will you do?

How many feet to you hop on?

When you jump rope what part of your body are you working?

Can you name three things we need to do everyday to help stay healthy?

What activity do you use your fingerpads with?

What type of throw do you use when bowling?

When you are striking an object what are you doing?