2016-2017 Final Exam Study Guide

6th Grade Health & P. E. 2016-2017 Final Exam Study Guide

Soccer

1. In soccer, the objective is for players use their entire body, except the hands, to kick or deflect a ball into the opponent’s goal. The team that scores more goals than the opposition wins the game.

2. The equipment used in Soccer is a ball, shin guards, jersey, shorts & cleats

3. There are 11 players from one Soccer team allowed on the field during legal play.

4. A goal in Soccer is worth 1 point.

5. Soccer uses a Kick - off to start the game and after every goal.

6. The player positions in Soccer are the Goalkeeper, Forwards, Midfielders & Fullbacks

7. The object of basketball is to outscore the opposition by putting the ball through the opponent’s basket.

Flag Football

1. In football, the objective is for the players to run with and/or pass the ball down the field in order to score a touchdown.

2. The player positions in Flag Football are the Quarterback, Lineman, Receivers & Running Backs.

3. A touchdown in Flag Football is worth 6 points

Team Handball

1. There are 7 players from one Handball team on the court during legal play. The positions in Team Handball are the Goalie, Wings, Center Forward, Left, Right & Center Back. A Team Hand ball game is divided into two halves that are 30 minutes long. A goal in Team Handball is worth one point.

2. The equipment used in Team Handball are two goals and a medium size rubber ball. 6th Grade Health & P. E. 2016-2017 Final Exam Study Guide

Lacrosse

1. In Lacrosse the objective is for teams accumulate points by throwing the ball with a stick into the opponent’s goal. The team with the most goals wins

2. The equipment used in Lacrosse a stick, rubber ball, padded gloves, mouth guard, helmet, shorts, cleats & jersey

3. There are 12 players from one Lacrosse team allowed on the field during legal play.

4. Lacrosse uses a Draw to start the game and after every goal.

5. A goal in Lacrosse is worth 1 point.

6. The player positions in Lacrosse are the Goalkeeper, Attackers and Defenders.

Basketball

1. The equipment used in Basketball is a ball, jersey, shorts and shoes

2. There are 5 players from one Basketball team allowed on the court during legal play.

3. Basketball uses a Tip - off to start the game.

4. A basket made inside the 3 point line in basketball is worth 2 points.

5. A basket made outside/beyond the 3 point line in basketball is worth 3 points.

6. A Free – Throw made in basketball is worth 1 point..

7. The player positions in Basketball are the Center, Small Forward, Power Forward, Point Guard and Shooting Guard. .

Cabbage ball

1. The following statement best describes the objective of Cabbage ball. Players try to hit the ball inside the foul lines and in play in order to run and touch all three bases and home plate. By doing so, they score a run. 2. The equipment used in Cabbage ball is a glove, bat, cleats and bases.

3. There are 10 players from one Cabbage Ball team allowed on the field during legal play.

4. The numerical value of a run in Cabbage Ball is 1.

5. The positions in Cabbage ball are the pitcher, catcher, infielders & outfielders. 6th Grade Health & P. E. 2016-2017 Final Exam Study Guide

1. A Four Wall Dance is a Line Dance in which a dancer will face all walls while dancing the dance.

2. A Two Wall Dance is a Line Dance in which a dancer will face a couple of walls while dancing the dance.

3. The 8 count is the most common count which allows the dance step to match the music.

4. Folk Dances are dances that were originated among and have been transmitted to the common people of a particular culture.

5. Square Dance is the type of dance where four couples are arranged in a square formation and dance the steps announced by the caller.

Health

1. The three components of the Good Health (The Health Triangle) are Physical Health, Mental/Emotional Health & Social Health.

2. The Health components of Physical Fitness are Cardiovascular Endurance, Muscular Strength, Muscular Endurance, Flexibility and Body Composition.

3. The components of the USDA’s Proper Nutrition Food Pyramid are Grains, Vegetables, Fruits, Milk/Dairy & Meat/Beans.

4. The forms of tobacco are Cigarettes, Cigar/Pipes & Smokeless Tobacco!

5. The types/categories of drugs are Stimulants, Depressants, Marijuana, Club Drugs, Narcotics/Hallucinogens, Inhalants & Steroids.