GCSE PE Unit 1.1.1

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    Increasing self-esteem and confidence would go under the category of..

    • Physical
    • Mental
    • Social
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A healthy, active lifestyle has a postive effect on physical and mental wellbeing. People who exercise regularly and have an active social life with a network of friends tend to cope better with the stresses of daily life. There are many and varied opportunities for anyone who is interested to take part in all kinds of physical activity. Most participants are amateurs who pay to take part; although in school most sport is free. Some professionals are paid to take part, to coach or to teach others.

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  • 2. 

    Healthy active lifestyle: 'a lifestyle that contributes negatively to physical, mental and social wellbeing which includes regular exercise and physcial activity'

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The given statement defines a healthy active lifestyle as one that contributes negatively to physical, mental, and social wellbeing, which is contradictory and does not make sense. A healthy active lifestyle should promote positive wellbeing and include regular exercise and physical activity. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

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  • 3. 

    Tick the boxes which are reasons for taking part in physical activity

    • Cooperation

    • Aesthetic appreciation

    • Participation

    • Balance

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Cooperation
    A. Aesthetic appreciation
    Explanation
    Taking part in physical activity can provide opportunities for cooperation and teamwork, as individuals work together towards a common goal or objective. This can enhance social skills and promote a sense of belonging and unity among participants. Additionally, physical activity can also be a means for individuals to appreciate the beauty and aesthetics of movement, whether it be through dance, sports, or other forms of physical expression. Therefore, cooperation and aesthetic appreciation are both valid reasons for engaging in physical activity.

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    Which two of these are not benefits of taking part in physical activity?

    • For enjoyment

    • For a physical challenge

    • Development of friendships

    • Help individual feel good

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. For a physical challenge
    A. Development of friendships
    Explanation
    Taking part in physical activity has numerous benefits, including enjoyment, development of friendships, and helping individuals feel good. However, a physical challenge is not considered a benefit of physical activity. While physical challenges can be a part of physical activity, they are not the primary reason for engaging in it. The main benefits of physical activity are related to mental and physical well-being, such as enjoyment, social connections, and improved mood. Therefore, "For a physical challenge" and "Development of friendships" are the two options that do not represent benefits of physical activity.

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