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1. Speed — *Performing a specific activity and covering distance in a short period of time.*
✔ Explanation: Speed refers to how fast you can move or cover distance. For example, sprinting 100 meters quickly is a measure of speed.
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2. Hand Eye Coordination — *Using your hands and eyes together.*
✔ Explanation: This is the ability to synchronize visual input with hand movements — essential in sports like basketball (shooting), tennis (hitting), or even typing.
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3. Reaction Time — *Being able to respond quickly.*
✔ Explanation: Reaction time is how fast you react to a stimulus — like a starter’s gun in a race or a ball coming at you in volleyball.
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4. Power — *Having ability to do strength performance.*
✔ Explanation: Power combines strength and speed — it’s the ability to exert force quickly (e.g., jumping high or throwing hard). Often defined as strength × speed.
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5. Agility — *Ability to change and control direction quickly.*
✔ Explanation: Agility involves quick changes in direction and speed while maintaining control — think of a soccer player dodging defenders or a basketball player changing direction on a dribble.
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6. Balance — *Maintaining good balance.*
✔ Explanation: Balance is the ability to maintain equilibrium — whether static (standing still) or dynamic (moving, like riding a bike or surfing).
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7. Coordination — *Having the ability for the senses and body parts to be used during movement.*
✔ Explanation: Coordination is the smooth integration of different body parts working together — such as timing your arms and legs when swimming or running.
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8. Balance — *Being able to remain upright whilst standing.*
✔ Explanation: This is a more specific example of balance — maintaining posture without falling over. It’s crucial for everyday activities and athletic performance.
> 💡 Note: “Balance” appears twice because both #6 and #8 describe aspects of balance — one general, one specific. The word bank allows reuse unless specified otherwise.
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9. Skill Related Fitness — *Hitting a tennis ball against the wall using a racket.*
✔ Explanation: This is not just about physical fitness — it’s about applying motor skills (like hand-eye coordination, timing, agility) to perform a task. “Skill Related Fitness” encompasses components like agility, balance, coordination, power, reaction time, and speed — all needed to hit a tennis ball accurately.
> 📌 *Important*: While “Hand Eye Coordination” could also fit here, the question is asking for the broader category — “Skill Related Fitness” — since hitting a tennis ball requires multiple skill components working together.
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10. Fitness — *When you have sufficient energy to avoid fatigue.*
✔ Explanation: General “Fitness” refers to overall health-related physical capacity — including cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, and stamina — which helps you avoid fatigue during daily or athletic activities.
> ⚠️ Note: Some might confuse this with “Endurance,” but “Endurance” isn’t in the word bank. “Fitness” is the best available term that encompasses energy levels and resistance to fatigue.
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1. Speed
2. Hand Eye Coordination
3. Reaction Time
4. Power
5. Agility
6. Balance
7. Coordination
8. Balance
9. Skill Related Fitness
10. Fitness
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1. Speed — *Performing a specific activity and covering distance in a short period of time.*
✔ Explanation: Speed refers to how fast you can move or cover distance. For example, sprinting 100 meters quickly is a measure of speed.
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2. Hand Eye Coordination — *Using your hands and eyes together.*
✔ Explanation: This is the ability to synchronize visual input with hand movements — essential in sports like basketball (shooting), tennis (hitting), or even typing.
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3. Reaction Time — *Being able to respond quickly.*
✔ Explanation: Reaction time is how fast you react to a stimulus — like a starter’s gun in a race or a ball coming at you in volleyball.
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4. Power — *Having ability to do strength performance.*
✔ Explanation: Power combines strength and speed — it’s the ability to exert force quickly (e.g., jumping high or throwing hard). Often defined as strength × speed.
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5. Agility — *Ability to change and control direction quickly.*
✔ Explanation: Agility involves quick changes in direction and speed while maintaining control — think of a soccer player dodging defenders or a basketball player changing direction on a dribble.
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6. Balance — *Maintaining good balance.*
✔ Explanation: Balance is the ability to maintain equilibrium — whether static (standing still) or dynamic (moving, like riding a bike or surfing).
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7. Coordination — *Having the ability for the senses and body parts to be used during movement.*
✔ Explanation: Coordination is the smooth integration of different body parts working together — such as timing your arms and legs when swimming or running.
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8. Balance — *Being able to remain upright whilst standing.*
✔ Explanation: This is a more specific example of balance — maintaining posture without falling over. It’s crucial for everyday activities and athletic performance.
> 💡 Note: “Balance” appears twice because both #6 and #8 describe aspects of balance — one general, one specific. The word bank allows reuse unless specified otherwise.
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9. Skill Related Fitness — *Hitting a tennis ball against the wall using a racket.*
✔ Explanation: This is not just about physical fitness — it’s about applying motor skills (like hand-eye coordination, timing, agility) to perform a task. “Skill Related Fitness” encompasses components like agility, balance, coordination, power, reaction time, and speed — all needed to hit a tennis ball accurately.
> 📌 *Important*: While “Hand Eye Coordination” could also fit here, the question is asking for the broader category — “Skill Related Fitness” — since hitting a tennis ball requires multiple skill components working together.
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10. Fitness — *When you have sufficient energy to avoid fatigue.*
✔ Explanation: General “Fitness” refers to overall health-related physical capacity — including cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, and stamina — which helps you avoid fatigue during daily or athletic activities.
> ⚠️ Note: Some might confuse this with “Endurance,” but “Endurance” isn’t in the word bank. “Fitness” is the best available term that encompasses energy levels and resistance to fatigue.
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✔ Final Answer Key:
1. Speed
2. Hand Eye Coordination
3. Reaction Time
4. Power
5. Agility
6. Balance
7. Coordination
8. Balance
9. Skill Related Fitness
10. Fitness
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