What should players know before a game begins?
- The rules, boundaries and agreed signals.
- Only who is expected to win.
- Only the score after the game.
Answer and explanation
The rules, boundaries and agreed signals.
Shared rules reduce confusion.
Subjects
Physical education
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Sample exercises
A fictional game awards 2 points per goal. A team scores 7 goals. What is its score?
Answer and explanation
14
2 × 7 = 14.
Give one way to adapt a game for different access needs.
Answer and explanation
Adjust equipment, distance, roles or pace in consultation with participants.
Accept an adaptation that preserves meaningful participation.
What is fair feedback?
- Your body is wrong.
- You should never participate.
- Your pass reached the intended teammate three times.
Answer and explanation
Your pass reached the intended teammate three times.
Feedback should concern actions, not personal worth.
An activity has three 4-minute rounds and two 1-minute transitions. What is total time?
Answer and explanation
14 minutes
3 × 4 + 2 = 14 minutes.
Why should a player follow the agreed stop signal?
Answer and explanation
It allows the group to respond promptly to safety or rule issues.
A clear signal supports coordination.
Study notes
Movement games and fair participation
Use clear rules and safe, inclusive choices.
Grades 3–9Movement games and fair participation · Revision sheet
Use clear rules and safe, inclusive choices.
Grades 3–9Movement observation, rules and inclusive participation
Describe a movement using visible actions, timing and space rather than unsupported judgments about ability.
Grades 6–10Movement observation, rules and inclusive participation · revision notes
Describe a movement using visible actions, timing and space rather than unsupported judgments about ability.
Grades 6–10