1. what is the number of people in the basketball team?
(located on site):
a) 10;
b) 5;
at 12;
d) 8.
2. in basketball classes you need to play:
a) a soccer ball;
b) volleyball;
c) a basketball;
d) rubber ball.
3. at the gymnastics class should:
a) be engaged in school uniform;
b) to study without a teacher;
c) engage in sports with a teacher;
d) engage yourself in the locker room.
4. acrobatics is:
a) drill exercises;
b) exercises on uneven bars;
c) jump over the goat;
d) somersaults.
5. what refers to gymnastics?
a) the gate;
b) crossbar;
c) spikes;
d) flippers;
d) helmet
6. the talisman of the olympics-80 in moscow was:
a) tiger cub hodori;
b) bear misha;
c) kobi the kitten;
d) animal izzy.
7. where will the 2014 winter olympics be held?
a) in moscow;
b) in st. petersburg;
c) in sochi;
d) in kiev.
8. long-distance running is:
a) 400 and 800 meters;
b) 1000, 1500 and 2000 meters;
c) 100 and 200 meters;
d) 30 and 60 meters.
9. choose a football homeland:
a) france;
b) england;
c) italy;
d) russia;
e) brazil.
10. in physical education classes you need to have:
a) jeans;
b) sportswear;
c) boots;
g) bathrobe;
e) tent
11. the olympic motto is:
a) “faster, higher, stronger”;
b) "stronger, higher, faster";
c) “higher, more precisely, faster”;
d) "higher, stronger, further."
12. how often do the olympic games take place?
a) every year;
b) once every two years;
c) once every three years;
d) once every four years;
e) once every five years
13. the ancient greek olympics games were celebrated
a) at mount olympus;
b) in athens;
c) in sparta;
g) in olympia.
14. year of birth of the olympic games
a) 776 bc. er
b) 776 n. er
c) 1776 bc. er
d) 2012 ad
15. what is not a safety rule in a physical education class?
a) it is prohibited to independently take sports equipment located in the gym and coaching room;
b) keep a distance;
c) when detecting sports equipment damage, do not tell anyone about it;
d) in case of bad state of mind at the lesson the student must immediately inform the physical education teacher about this.
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