IGCSE Physical Education (0413) — May–June 2023, Paper 11

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Question 1 · 2 marks · Anatomy and physiology

Identify which two different components of blood are described. component 1: consists mainly of water to allow substances to dissolve and be transported easily component 2:…

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Question 2 · 10 marks · Anatomy and physiology

The diagram shows the human skeleton with bones labelled A, B, C and D. A is at the skull/head region, B is at the chest/ribcage/upper arm region, C is at the knee/thigh region, D…

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Question 3 · 14 marks · Health, fitness and training

A photograph shows a table tennis performer who requires good reaction time and coordination to play a backhand shot. Describe a named fitness test to measure reaction time.

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Question 4 · 4 marks · Sport, society and culture

Suggest two different examples of sportsmanship and two different examples of gamesmanship associated with a named physical activity.

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Question 5 · 7 marks · Movement analysis

A coach may demonstrate a skill as a form of visual guidance. Suggest two advantages and two disadvantages for a performer when visual guidance is used.

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Question 6 · 8 marks · Anatomy and physiology

The graph shows the pulse rate of a fit performer and an unfit performer when completing the same activity with the same level of intensity. The x-axis shows time divided into…

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Question 7 · 10 marks · Anatomy and physiology

The diagram shows a 100-metre sprinter at the start of a race, in a crouched position with hands on the starting blocks. Identify three different forces acting on the 100-metre…

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Question 8 · 14 marks · Health, fitness and training

Different activities have different energy demands and training needs. Energy can be released aerobically or anaerobically depending on the demands made during the activity.…

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Question 9 · 2 marks · Anatomy and physiology

The diagrams show a performer completing the downward phase of a dip on parallel bars. Diagram A shows the performer with arms extended and body upright. Diagram B shows the…

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Question 10 · 3 marks · Health, fitness and training

If a performer does not drink enough fluids, dehydration can occur. Describe three effects of dehydration on a performer.

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Question 11 · 6 marks · Anatomy and physiology

The diagrams show a sprinter starting a sprint race. Different joints are labelled in diagram B: right hip, right shoulder, right knee, right ankle. Diagram A shows the sprinter…

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Question 12 · 8 marks · Sport, society and culture

Access to facilities can be a barrier to participation in physical activities for performers with a disability. Identify two other barriers that can affect participation of…

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Question 13 · 6 marks · Movement analysis

The diagram shows a player about to take a penalty kick in association football. The player stands facing the goal with a goalkeeper in the goal area and the ball on the penalty…

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Question 14 · 6 marks · Health, fitness and training

A coach may test the fitness levels of a cross-country runner to see if the performer is suitable for the activity. Describe two other reasons for testing the fitness levels of a…

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