AQA GCSE PE Movement analysis overview quiz quiz

Plane, axis and pivot

Agonist, antagonist and tendon

Input, output and feedback

Fulcrum, effort and load

The fulcrum

The applied effort

The load

The tendon

A biceps curl performed slowly at the elbow joint

Rising up onto the toes (plantar flexion)

Nodding the head

Twisting the trunk

First class

Second class

Third class

Fourth class

When the load arm is longer than the effort arm

When the fulcrum is always in the middle

When it produces the most speed

When the effort arm is longer than the load arm

It has a mechanical disadvantage but produces speed and a large range of movement

It has a mechanical advantage but is very slow and badly limits the range of movement

It cannot move at all

It removes the need for muscles

The line the body rotates around

An imaginary flat surface the body moves along

A type of muscle contraction

The specific joint at which the movement actually occurs

Frontal plane, sagittal axis

Transverse plane, longitudinal axis

Sagittal plane, transverse axis

Sagittal plane, longitudinal axis

Sagittal plane, transverse axis

Transverse plane, longitudinal axis

Frontal plane, longitudinal axis

Frontal plane, sagittal axis

Transverse plane, longitudinal axis

Sagittal plane, with rotation about the transverse axis

Frontal plane, sagittal axis

Transverse plane, sagittal axis

Extension

Flexion

Abduction

Rotation

Only the plane

Only the axis

Both the plane and the axis, with a sporting example

Only the colour and the length of the working muscle involved