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Key Facts: VWO Lichamelijke opvoeding (gemeenschappelijk deel) Exam

100

Practice Questions

OpenExamPrep Adaptation

5 Domains

Curriculum Structure

CvTE / Examenblad VWO LO

SE Only

Assessment Type

School Examination (PTA)

Voldoende/Goed

Evaluation Grade

Dutch VO standard

Compulsory

Status in VWO

Gemeenschappelijk deel

80–120 hrs

Course Duration

VWO upper secondary

CvTE / KVLO

Standards Body

Examenblad.nl

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Official VWO LO is a practical school SE subject. These 100 English MCQs test sports rules, safety protocols, tactical understanding, and physical health concepts.

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1In basketball, which action constitutes a traveling violation?
A.Taking more than two steps without dribbling the ball
B.Dribbling the ball with both hands simultaneously
C.Passing the ball to a teammate while in mid-air
D.Bouncing the ball above shoulder height while dribbling
Explanation: Traveling occurs when a player holding the ball moves one or both feet illegally, typically by taking more than two steps without dribbling. Dribbling with both hands simultaneously is double dribbling, passing mid-air is legal, and high dribbling is allowed unless the hand carries under the ball.
2In standard volleyball, what is the maximum number of hits a team is allowed to use to return the ball over the net?
A.2 hits
B.3 hits
C.4 hits
D.Unlimited hits as long as the ball does not touch the floor
Explanation: A team is allowed a maximum of 3 hits to return the ball over the net (excluding a block touch). A fourth hit is a rule violation.
3In association football (soccer), what restarts play when the ball goes completely over the sideline?
A.Corner kick
B.Goal kick
C.Throw-in
D.Direct free kick
Explanation: When the ball fully crosses the sideline (touchline), play restarts with a throw-in awarded to the opponents of the player who last touched the ball.
4In badminton, where must the shuttlecock be struck relative to the server's body during a legal serve?
A.Above the shoulder
B.At eye level
C.Below the waist (1.15 meters from the court surface under BWF rules)
D.Any height as long as the racket head points upward
Explanation: During a legal badminton serve, the shuttlecock must be struck below the server's waist level (or entirely below 1.15 m from the court surface under international guidelines), with the racket head pointing downward.
5In outdoor field hockey, which part of the hockey stick may legally touch the ball?
A.Both the flat side and rounded side
B.Only the flat side of the stick head and handle
C.Only the rounded back of the stick
D.Any part including the player's gloves
Explanation: In field hockey, field players are only allowed to play the ball with the flat face side of their stick (and the flat edges). Touching the ball with the rounded back side is a foul.
6In team handball, how many steps can a player take with the ball before they must pass, dribble, or shoot?
A.Maximum 2 steps
B.Maximum 3 steps
C.Maximum 5 steps
D.Unlimited steps within 3 seconds
Explanation: In team handball, a player is allowed a maximum of 3 steps while holding the ball before they must pass, shoot, or initiate a dribble.
7In softball, how many strikes against a batter result in a strikeout (out)?
A.2 strikes
B.3 strikes
C.4 strikes
D.5 strikes
Explanation: In softball and baseball, accumulating 3 strikes against a batter results in a strikeout, which counts as an out for the batting team.
8In ultimate frisbee, how does a team score a point?
A.By throwing the disc into a goal net
B.By catching a legal pass inside the opponent's end zone
C.By hitting a target pole at the end of the field
D.By carrying the disc across the end line without passing
Explanation: A point is scored in ultimate frisbee when a player completes a pass to a teammate who catches the disc inside the defending team's end zone.
9In indoor volleyball, what restricts back-row players regarding the attack line (3-meter line)?
A.They cannot cross the line at any point during the set
B.They cannot complete an attack hit above net height if they take off on or in front of the 3-meter line
C.They cannot set the ball to a front-row attacker
D.They are not allowed to serve from behind the end line
Explanation: Back-row players in volleyball may only attack a ball above the top of the net if their jump takeoff originates entirely behind the 3-meter attack line.
10In basketball, what does the 3-second rule state for attacking players?
A.An offensive player cannot spend more than 3 continuous seconds inside the opponent's key area while their team has control of the ball
B.A player must shoot within 3 seconds of receiving a pass
C.A player must dribble within 3 seconds of receiving the ball
D.A defender cannot guard an attacker for longer than 3 seconds
Explanation: The 3-second lane violation occurs when an offensive player remains in the opposing team's restricted area (key) for more than 3 consecutive seconds while their team controls the live ball in the frontcourt.

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