Grade 2 Movement Activities – Kicking Quiz

1. Activities that involve handling objects with hands feet or other body parts are known as

Jumping
Manipulative skills
Pushing and pulling
Hoping
Explanation:

2. Throwing is a

Turning activity
Manipulative skill
Hoping
Push and pull
Explanation:

3. Which of the following activity is not manipulative

Striking
Kicking
Catching
Hoping
Explanation:

4. Which of the following is a component of manipulative skill

Fine motor skill
Hoping
Turning
Push and pull
Explanation:

5. Gross motor skull is a

Push and pull
Manipulative skill
Jumping
Hoping
Explanation:

6. Kicking I'd an example of

Playing
Jumping
Pushing
Manipulative activity
Explanation:

7. The following items are safe to kick except

Improvised ball
Stone
Plastic bottles
Ball
Explanation:

8. Moving an object across a distance with the leg is

Throwing
Kicking
Pulling
Pushing
Explanation:

9. Kicking is dine using

Head
Hands
Shoulders
Legs
Explanation:

10. Which if the following is not used in kicking

arms
foot
knee
Legs
Explanation:

11. The following are considerations when kicking a ball ,which one is not

Coordination
Strength
Space awareness
Speed
Explanation:

12. When you are kicking a ball, you should stand

On the side if the ball
Behind the ball
Over the ball
In front of the ball
Explanation:

13. What part of the foot should you use to kick a soccer ball accurately?

Arch
Toes
Heel
Instep
Explanation:

The instep is the best part of the foot to use when kicking a soccer ball as it provides the most control and power.

14. When kicking a ball, which of the following body parts should you avoid using?

Knees
Head
Hands
Shoulders
Explanation:

You should not use your hands when kicking a ball as it is against the rules in most sports and can result in a penalty.

15. Which of the following is an important step to improve your kicking accuracy?

Closing your eyes
Taking a step back
Standing still
Aiming for a target
Explanation:

Aiming for a target will help you focus and improve your kicking accuracy by giving you a goal to aim at.

16. What is the correct position of your non-kicking foot when kicking a ball?

In front of the kicking foot
Up in the air
Behind the kicking foot
At a right angle to the kicking foot
Explanation:

The non-kicking foot should be placed slightly in front of the kicking foot to provide balance and support during the kicking motion.

17. What should you do with your arms when preparing to kick a ball?

Keep them by your sides
Use them to balance
Cover your face
Wave them in the air
Explanation:

Using your arms to balance can help you stay stable and in control when kicking a ball, improving your accuracy.

18. Which part of the foot should you use to kick a soccer ball?

Toe
Heel
Arch
Instep
Explanation:

The instep is the best part of the foot to use for kicking because it provides a larger surface area for more accurate and powerful kicks.

19. When kicking a ball, should you keep your eyes on the ball or look away?

Keep eyes on the ball
Look at your feet
Look away
Close eyes
Explanation:

Keeping your eyes on the ball helps improve accuracy and timing when kicking.

20. Which of the following is an important technique to use when kicking a ball?

Using only your toes
Bending your knee
Swinging your leg with force
Keeping your leg straight
Explanation:

Swinging your leg with force helps generate power and momentum when kicking a ball.

21. What body part should you use to maintain balance while kicking a ball?

Leg
Head
Feet
Hands
Explanation:

Using your leg as a counterbalance can help you stay upright and stable while kicking.

22. Which of the following is key to a successful kick?

Follow through
Close your eyes
Kick with your eyes closed
Flexibility
Explanation:

Following through with your kicking motion helps ensure power and accuracy in your kick.

23. What should you do with your non-kicking foot when preparing to kick a ball?

Keep it planted on the ground
Lean on it for balance
Kick with both feet
Lift it off the ground
Explanation:

Keeping your non-kicking foot planted on the ground provides stability and balance while kicking.

24. What should you do after you kick a ball?

Stay in one position
Immediately run in the opposite direction
Wait for the ball to come back to you
Recover your position
Explanation:

Recovering your position after kicking helps you get back into a ready position for the next play.

25. Which of the following is an important factor in kicking accuracy?

Kicking the ball with maximum force
Kicking as fast as possible
Closing your eyes
Focusing on the target
Explanation:

Focusing on the target helps improve your aim and accuracy when kicking a ball.

26. What should you do with your arms while kicking a ball?

Flap them for balance
Keep them by your sides
Swing them in the opposite direction
Use them for momentum
Explanation:

Swinging your arms in the opposite direction of your kicking leg can help generate more power in your kick.

27. How should you position your body when kicking a ball?

Lean back
Lean to the side
Stand straight
Lean forward
Explanation:

Standing straight helps maintain balance and control when kicking a ball.

28. What part of your foot should you use to kick a soccer ball?

The laces
The toes
The heel
The side of the foot
Explanation:

The laces of your shoe provide the most surface area for contact with the ball, allowing for better control and accuracy when kicking.

29. When kicking a ball, should you keep your eyes on the ball or look away?

Look away
Stare at the ground
Keep your eyes on the ball
Close your eyes
Explanation:

Keeping your eyes on the ball helps you accurately judge the distance and trajectory, leading to a more successful kick.

30. What should your body position be like when kicking a ball?

Turn around
Lean forward
Keep your body straight
Lean back
Explanation:

Leaning back can cause the ball to go too high, while leaning forward helps to keep the ball low and powerful.

31. Should you use your arms when kicking a ball?

Wave them around
Swing them to keep balance
Keep them close to your body
Let them hang loose
Explanation:

Keeping your arms close to your body helps with balance and control, allowing for a more accurate kick.

32. How far back should you swing your leg before kicking the ball?

Not at all
Halfway back
As far back as possible
Just a little
Explanation:

Swinging your leg too far back can lead to loss of balance and accuracy. A small swing is enough to generate power in the kick.

33. What should the other foot be doing when you kick the ball?

Lifting off the ground
Jumping up and down
Balancing your body
Pointing in the opposite direction
Explanation:

The non-kicking foot should be planted firmly on the ground to provide stability and balance during the kick.

34. After kicking the ball, what should you do next?

Celebrate immediately
Run after the ball
Stay in position
Turn your back on the ball
Explanation:

After kicking, quickly move towards the direction of the ball to continue the game and possibly score a goal.

35. Should you kick the ball with all your strength every time?

Only when the coach says so
Only in the last minute
No, sometimes it's better to pass
Yes, always
Explanation:

Sometimes a softer, more controlled kick is needed to pass the ball to a teammate or make a more accurate shot on goal.

36. What should you do to improve your kicking skills?

Forget about practice
Practice only once a week
Only practice during games
Practice regularly
Explanation:

Regular practice helps to improve your technique, power, and accuracy when kicking a ball.

37. Where is the best place to aim when kicking a soccer ball?

Far from the goal
Into the goal
At the goalkeeper
At the goalposts
Explanation:

The goal is the target when kicking a ball, so aiming for the goalposts or directly into the goal increases the chances of scoring.