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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: BW Abitur Sport Exam

240 minutes

Leistungsfach Sport Klausurarbeit working time including selection (Facherlass 2026)

Kultusministerium BW Facherlass Abitur 2026 – Sport

1:1

Weighting of Klausurarbeit and fachpraktische Prüfung in Leistungsfach written Abitur

Facherlass 2026 – Sport §31.1.3

60 BE

Typical Klausur total: Pflicht 50 BE (40 WB1 + 10 WB2) + Wahlpflicht 10 BE

Facherlass 2026 – Sport Klausurarbeit

3 Bezugsnormen

Quantitative, qualitative, and game-specific parts of the fachpraktische Prüfung

KM-BW Vorgaben Sport Abitur 2026

3/6 · 2/6 · 1/6

Typical practical internal weighting: Spiel / first individual choice / second individual choice

KM-BW Vorgaben Sport Abitur 2026

05 / 15

Notenpunkte threshold labeled ausreichend on the 0–15 scale

Korrekturrichtlinien / Notenpunkte practice for BW Abitur

≥300 / 900

Typical minimum Gesamtqualifikation for Allgemeine Hochschulreife

Kultusministerium BW Abitur und Oberstufe

100

Original local English MCQ study items in this bank (not official format)

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BW Sportabitur (Leistungsfach) is Klausur + practical performance (1:1)—not MCQ. Klausur 240 min incl. selection; practical uses three Bezugsnormen. Graded in Notenpunkte (05 ausreichend); overall Abitur typically ≥300/900. This free English MCQ bank is a study adaptation only and cannot replace practical Sportabitur performance.

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1In BW Leistungsfach Sport theory, what is the immediate energy currency that must be resynthesized for continued muscle contraction?
A.ATP (adenosine triphosphate)
B.Only dietary fat stored in adipose tissue
C.Atmospheric nitrogen dissolved in blood
D.Bone calcium crystals
Explanation: Muscle contraction depends on splitting ATP; training theory emphasizes ATP resynthesis via phosphagen, glycolytic, and oxidative pathways according to load (Basispapier Leistungsfach).
2Which energy pathway dominates a maximal ~100 m sprint lasting under about 10–15 seconds?
A.Phosphagen (ATP–PCr) system with anaerobic alactic contribution
B.Exclusive long-duration fat oxidation only
C.Protein oxidation as the primary fuel
D.Aerobic carbohydrate oxidation alone without anaerobic contribution
Explanation: Short maximal sprints rely primarily on stored ATP and phosphocreatine (anaerobic alactic).
3For a continuous run lasting many minutes at moderate intensity, which pathway becomes increasingly decisive for ATP resynthesis?
A.Aerobic (oxidative) metabolism of carbohydrates and fats
B.Only the ATP–PCr system without oxygen
C.Exclusive anaerobic lactate production with no oxygen use
D.Bone marrow hematopoiesis as the energy source
Explanation: As duration increases at submaximal intensity, oxidative phosphorylation of CHO and fats dominates ATP resynthesis.
4In the supercompensation model used in school training theory, what ideally follows an adequate training stimulus and recovery?
A.A temporary performance capacity above the pre-load baseline
B.Permanent irreversible muscle damage as the training goal
C.Immediate maximal performance during the deepest fatigue phase
D.Complete loss of all previous adaptations after one session
Explanation: Supercompensation describes recovery that can raise performance capacity above baseline if stimulus and rest are well timed.
5Which statement best matches a classic training principle for progressive overload?
A.Training load must increase over time as the athlete adapts, within tolerable limits
B.Load must never change after the first session
C.Only mental imagery replaces all physical loading
D.Progression requires deleting all rest days forever
Explanation: Progressive overload raises stimulus as adaptation occurs, while respecting recovery and injury risk.
6The training principle of specificity primarily means that adaptations are:
A.Closely related to the demands of the practiced activity and load structure
B.Identical for every sport after any random exercise
C.Only psychological and never physiological
D.Achieved solely by studying theory without practice
Explanation: Specificity (Reizspezifität) links adaptation to the particular metabolic, neuromuscular, and skill demands of the training.
7Which set best represents typical load parameters (Belastungsparameter) discussed in Leistungsfach training theory?
A.Intensity, duration/volume, density, frequency, and extent of the stimulus
B.Only jersey color and stadium ticket price
C.Only the coach’s favorite music genre
D.Only the brand of running shoes without any load metrics
Explanation: School training science operationalizes load via intensity, volume/duration, density, frequency, and related parameters.
8Continuous (Dauer) methods for endurance primarily emphasize:
A.Sustained work without planned intensive rest intervals as the main structure
B.Only maximal 1-rep strength lifts
C.Only static stretching held for hours
D.Only reaction-time button pressing
Explanation: Dauer method structures endurance as continuous or near-continuous work.
9Compared with continuous methods, interval training for endurance typically:
A.Alternates higher-intensity bouts with planned recovery intervals
B.Removes all recovery by definition
C.Can only be used for flexibility
D.Requires zero monitoring of intensity
Explanation: Interval methods organize repeated load–recovery cycles, often allowing higher intensity exposure than continuous work.
10Which pairing of conditional ability and typical training focus is most coherent?
A.Kraft — overload with appropriate resistance and contraction forms; Ausdauer — prolonged or repeated metabolic load
B.Beweglichkeit — only maximal bench press 1RM testing
C.Schnelligkeit — only 3-hour easy jogging
D.Ausdauer — only isometric holds without locomotion or cyclic work
Explanation: Conditional abilities have characteristic method families: strength needs resistance overload; endurance needs metabolic duration/repetition structures.

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