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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: Lower Saxony Zentralabitur Sport Exam

5 excluded Themenfelder

The 2026 cohort excludes 5 of the Kerncurriculum Sport's 14 Themenfelder

Nds. Kultusministerium, Abitur 2026 – Hinweise für das Fach Sport

Ausdauer-Fokus

Themenfeld 5.2.8 (Training der konditionellen Fähigkeiten) is narrowed to endurance for 2026

Nds. Kultusministerium, Abitur 2026 – Hinweise für das Fach Sport

14.04.2026

Fixed statewide written exam date for Sport in the 2026 Zentralabitur

MK Niedersachsen Neubekanntmachung der Abiturtermine 2026

300 / 900 points

Minimum Gesamtqualifikation to pass the Abitur (Block I ≥200/600, Block II ≥100/300)

Nds. Kultusministerium, Die gymnasiale Oberstufe und die Abiturprüfung

Fachpraktisch + Theorie

The Sport exam combines a graded practical component with a written or oral theory component

Nds. Kultusministerium, Die gymnasiale Oberstufe und die Abiturprüfung

Free 100-question English MCQ study bank for Lower Saxony Zentralabitur Sport (theory side). Official exam: a graded practical performance component (Bewegungsfeldgruppen A/B) plus a written/oral Sporttheorie component (EPA Sport 2005) over the Kerncurriculum's Themenfelder, with 5 excluded and an Ausdauer focus for 2026. Written window 10.04.–11.05.2026 (Sport: 14.04.2026). Not an official fitness-test or practical-performance simulation; no fee for regular school candidates.

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1For the 2026 Lower Saxony Sport Abitur, Themenfeld 5.2.8 ('Training der konditionellen Fähigkeiten') is specifically narrowed to which focus?
A.Ausdauer (endurance)
B.Beweglichkeit (flexibility) exclusively
C.A completely unrelated theme about sport nutrition
D.The history of the Olympic Games
Explanation: The official 2026 Hinweise specifically state that competencies from Themenfeld 5.2.8 must be developed 'mit der Schwerpunktsetzung Ausdauer' — with a focus on endurance — narrowing this Themenfeld's scope for the 2026 cohort.
2In sports science, 'Ausdauer' (endurance) is generally defined as:
A.The capacity to resist fatigue and maintain performance over an extended duration of physical exertion
B.The maximum weight an athlete can lift in a single repetition
C.The ability to change direction as quickly as possible
D.The range of motion available at a specific joint
Explanation: Endurance (Ausdauer) is the capacity to resist fatigue and sustain a given level of physical performance over time, a core conditional ability distinct from strength, speed, or flexibility.
3Which best distinguishes 'Grundlagenausdauer' (basic endurance) from 'spezifische Ausdauer' (sport-specific endurance)?
A.Grundlagenausdauer is general cardiovascular endurance applicable across many sports, while spezifische Ausdauer is tailored to the precise movement and energy demands of one particular sport
B.The two terms are exact synonyms with no distinction whatsoever
C.Grundlagenausdauer applies only to swimming, while spezifische Ausdauer applies only to running
D.Spezifische Ausdauer requires no cardiovascular fitness at all
Explanation: Grundlagenausdauer refers to general, transferable cardiovascular fitness, while spezifische Ausdauer is developed to match the exact movement patterns and energy-system demands of a specific sport or discipline.
4Which best describes 'aerobe Ausdauer' (aerobic endurance)?
A.Endurance performance sustained primarily through oxygen-dependent energy metabolism at moderate intensities over longer durations
B.Performance that occurs entirely without any oxygen use whatsoever
C.A term describing only strength training with heavy weights
D.A term unrelated to any energy-system distinction
Explanation: Aerobic endurance describes performance sustained through oxygen-dependent (aerobic) energy metabolism, typically at moderate intensities over longer durations, contrasted with anaerobic endurance at higher intensities.
5Which best describes 'anaerobe Ausdauer' (anaerobic endurance)?
A.Endurance performance sustained through energy metabolism that does not primarily rely on oxygen, typical of shorter, higher-intensity efforts
B.Endurance performance that can be sustained indefinitely with no fatigue at all
C.A form of endurance relevant only to chess players with no physical component
D.A term identical in every respect to aerobic endurance
Explanation: Anaerobic endurance relies on energy pathways that do not primarily depend on oxygen, typically supporting shorter, higher-intensity efforts before significant fatigue (e.g., lactate accumulation) sets in.
6Which training method is generally used to develop basic aerobic endurance through continuous, moderate-intensity effort with no breaks?
A.Dauermethode (continuous method)
B.Intervallmethode (interval method) exclusively
C.Wiederholungsmethode (repetition method) at maximal intensity
D.No training method exists for developing aerobic endurance
Explanation: The Dauermethode (continuous training method) involves sustained, uninterrupted effort at a moderate, steady intensity, a foundational method for developing basic aerobic (Grundlagen-) endurance.
7Which best describes the 'Intervallmethode' (interval method) in endurance training?
A.Alternating periods of intense exertion with incomplete recovery periods, repeated multiple times
B.A single continuous effort lasting the entire training session with no breaks
C.A method used only for chess and other purely mental activities
D.A method that forbids any variation in exercise intensity
Explanation: The interval method alternates periods of intense exertion with planned, typically incomplete recovery periods, repeated across multiple sets — a structured approach distinct from the unbroken continuous method.
8What physiological adaptation is a well-documented long-term effect of sustained aerobic endurance training on the heart?
A.An increase in stroke volume and a lower resting heart rate (Sportherz/athlete's heart adaptation)
B.A permanent, irreversible decrease in total blood volume
C.Complete cessation of all cardiac activity during exercise
D.No cardiovascular changes occur from endurance training whatsoever
Explanation: Sustained endurance training typically produces cardiovascular adaptations including increased stroke volume and a lower resting heart rate, sometimes described as the 'Sportherz' (athlete's heart) phenomenon.
9What does 'VO2max' (maximal oxygen uptake) measure in the context of endurance performance?
A.The maximum rate at which the body can consume and utilize oxygen during intense exercise
B.The total number of steps taken during a marathon
C.The exact weight of an athlete's running shoes
D.The number of medals won at a single competition
Explanation: VO2max measures the maximum rate of oxygen consumption and utilization during intense exercise, a key physiological indicator of aerobic endurance capacity used throughout training theory.
10In training theory, what does 'Superkompensation' (supercompensation) describe?
A.The process by which the body, after a training stimulus and adequate recovery, temporarily rebuilds performance capacity to a level above the pre-training baseline
B.A rule requiring athletes to train every single day with no rest days at all
C.A term describing only the purchase of new sports equipment
D.A phenomenon that only occurs in chess, not physical training
Explanation: Supercompensation describes the physiological process where, following a training stimulus and sufficient recovery, the body temporarily adapts to a performance level above its pre-training baseline, forming the theoretical basis for progressive training planning.

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