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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: MV Abitur Sport Exam

300 minutes

LK written Sport Arbeitszeit including Auswahlzeit

Vorabhinweise ABI-AB 2026 §20.1 (Bildungsserver M-V)

80 BE

Total Bewertungseinheiten: Block A 40 + two Block B tasks × 20

Vorabhinweise ABI-AB 2026 §20.2 / §20.5

LK only

Written Sport Prüfung is offered only for the Leistungskurs

Vorabhinweise ABI-AB 2026 §20

4 Themenbereiche

Sportbiologie/Trainingslehre; Hauptbeanspruchungsformen; Bewegungslehre; Sport und Gesellschaft

Vorabhinweise ABI-AB 2026 §20.4

Mo 11.05.2026

Statewide written exam date for Sport (with Griechisch, Musik)

Prüfungstermine 2026 PDF (Bildungsserver M-V)

02.06.2026

Nachschreibtermin for Sport (with Musik and sciences group)

Prüfungstermine 2026 PDF (Bildungsserver M-V)

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MV Sport Abitur 2026: LK-only written Klausur (300 min incl. Auswahlzeit; Block A 40 BE + 2 of 4 Block B × 20 BE). Themes: Sportbiologie/Trainingslehre, Hauptbeanspruchungsformen, Bewegungslehre, Sport und Gesellschaft. Written Mo 11.05.2026. This free English MCQ bank is a theory study adaptation only — not practical performance tests or an official Klausur simulation.

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1In German sports science, what does 'Anpassung' (adaptation) primarily describe as a prerequisite of training?
A.A one-time warm-up ritual with no lasting physiological effect
B.A legal rule that forbids changing training plans
C.Structural and functional changes in the organism that result from repeated training stimuli and enable higher performance capacity
D.Only psychological confidence unrelated to bodily systems
Explanation: Adaptation (Anpassung) is the organism's lasting structural and functional response to repeated training loads, forming the biological basis for performance improvement in Trainingslehre.
2Which statement best captures the relationship between training stimulus and adaptation?
A.Adequate, progressive stimuli create overload that triggers adaptive processes during recovery; insufficient or excessive stimuli impair productive adaptation
B.Any random stimulus of any size always produces maximal useful adaptation
C.Adaptation occurs only during the exact second of maximal effort and never in recovery
D.Adaptation requires zero training load
Explanation: Productive adaptation depends on an appropriate overload stimulus followed by recovery; too little load under-stimulates, while chronic overload without recovery can block or reverse gains.
3What is the core idea of the training principle of progressive overload (progressiver Belastungsanstieg)?
A.Athletes should only train when completely exhausted every day
B.Progressive overload applies only to theoretical classroom work, never to physical training
C.Training load must never change after the first session
D.Training load should be increased systematically over time as the athlete adapts, so stimuli remain effective
Explanation: Progressive overload means raising load (volume, intensity, complexity, or density) in a planned way so stimuli continue to challenge an adapting organism.
4Which best describes the training principle of specificity (Spezifität)?
A.Training any unrelated activity automatically maximizes every sport skill equally
B.Specificity means ignoring sport technique entirely
C.Specificity forbids all general fitness work forever
D.Adaptations are greatest for the systems, energy pathways, and movement patterns that are actually trained
Explanation: Specificity states that adaptations track the trained demands—energy systems, muscle groups, and motor patterns—so transfer is limited when training mismatches the target sport.
5In Trainingssteuerung, what is the primary purpose of systematically monitoring load and response?
A.To eliminate all measurement and rely only on guesswork
B.To replace all coaching decisions with a single fixed calendar forever
C.To adjust volume, intensity, and recovery so stimuli remain effective and injury/overtraining risk is managed
D.To prove that monitoring makes adaptation impossible
Explanation: Trainingssteuerung uses planned observation of load and athlete response (performance, fatigue, wellness) to fine-tune subsequent stimuli and protect long-term development.
6Which structures belong primarily to the passiver Bewegungsapparat?
A.Only cardiovascular vessels
B.Only the central nervous system with no skeletal elements
C.Bones, joints, and ligaments that provide framework, articulation, and passive stability
D.Only skeletal muscle fibers that generate active force
Explanation: The passive system comprises bones, joints, and ligaments (and related connective structures) that form the mechanical framework; muscles belong to the active system.
7Which best describes the function of articular cartilage in synovial joints?
A.It stores oxygen like myoglobin in large amounts
B.It reduces friction and distributes load across joint surfaces during movement
C.It generates ATP for muscle contraction directly
D.It is the primary contractile element that shortens to produce force
Explanation: Articular cartilage covers joint surfaces, lowering friction and helping distribute compressive loads; it is not a contractile or oxygen-storage tissue.
8Ligaments (Bänder) primarily serve which mechanical role?
A.Generating the majority of concentric muscle power
B.Transporting oxygen in arterial blood
C.Acting as the sole energy source for anaerobic glycolysis
D.Connecting bone to bone and limiting excessive joint motion for passive stability
Explanation: Ligaments connect bones and restrain end-range motion, contributing to passive joint stability; they do not produce contractile power like muscle.
9Which structures belong primarily to the aktiver Bewegungsapparat?
A.Only the bony shaft of long bones with no soft tissue
B.Only adipose tissue stores
C.Only ligamentous capsules without muscle
D.Skeletal muscles (and their tendinous attachments) that generate and transmit force to produce movement
Explanation: The active apparatus is the musculature that produces force, typically discussed with tendons transmitting force to the skeleton.
10According to the sliding-filament concept, muscle force production primarily involves:
A.Cartilage cells firing action potentials like neurons
B.Ligaments contracting like muscle fibers
C.Bones lengthening to push limbs without muscle involvement
D.Actin and myosin filaments sliding relative to each other within sarcomeres, powered by ATP-dependent cross-bridge cycling
Explanation: Force arises from ATP-driven cross-bridge cycling that slides thin (actin) and thick (myosin) filaments within sarcomeres.

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