Primary 5 Football Communication on the Field First Term Examination – Week 12

Primary 5 Football Communication on the Field

First Term Examination – Week 12

Instructions

1. Answer all the questions in the spaces provided.
2. Read each question carefully before answering.
3. Do not copy from your friends.
4. Shun all forms of exam malpractice.
5. Use only a pencil or pen to write your answers.
6. Stay calm and do your best.

Part A: Objective Questions

(30 fill-in-the-blank questions with options a, b, c, or d)

1. The phrase “man on” means __________.
   a) Pass the ball
   b) An opponent is nearby
   c) Take a shot
   d) Play faster
2. “Mark up” is a phrase used to __________.
   a) Score a goal
   b) Mark an opponent
   c) Take a throw-in
   d) Pass backward
3. Non-verbal communication includes __________.
   a) Shouting at teammates
   b) Body language
   c) Running away
   d) Ignoring others
4. A player says “switch” when they want to __________.
   a) Pass to a different side
   b) Stop playing
   c) Shoot the ball
   d) Run faster
5. Communication during set pieces helps __________.
   a) Organize the team
   b) Waste time
   c) Confuse the team
   d) Keep quiet
6. The term “overlap” means __________.
   a) Hold the ball
   b) A player runs around another for support
   c) Pass backward
   d) Stop playing
7. Team bonding helps to build __________.
   a) Trust
   b) Arguments
   c) Confusion
   d) Panic
8. Eye contact is an example of __________.
   a) Verbal communication
   b) Non-verbal communication
   c) Shouting loudly
   d) Ignoring instructions
9. When a teammate shouts “clear it,” they mean __________.
   a) Pass backward
   b) Kick the ball away from danger
   c) Hold the ball
   d) Stop playing
10. A captain leads the team by __________.
    a) Motivating teammates
    b) Organizing the defense
    c) Talking to the referee
    d) All of the above

Continue to 30 questions with similar options and simpler language.

Part B: Theory Questions

(20 short-answer questions)

1. What does “man on” mean in football?
2. Explain how to use non-verbal communication during a game.
3. List two phrases used during attacking play.
4. Why is trust important in a football team?
5. What does “mark up” mean?
6. Name two roles of a captain during a game.
7. Why do players use signals during set pieces?
8. What is the purpose of team bonding?
9. Write two phrases defenders use to talk to their teammates.
10. What should players do when under pressure?
11. How can team chemistry help a team perform better?
12. Explain the term “through ball.”
13. What is the main reason for reviewing communication skills?
14. How can players improve trust with teammates?
15. Write two non-verbal signals used on the field.
16. Why should players stay calm under pressure?
17. What does “clear it” mean?
18. Name two ways players can communicate during small-sided games.
19. Why is the captain important during set pieces?
20. How can players improve communication during practice?

Part C: True or False Questions

(10 True or False questions)

1. Communication on the field is only for captains. (False)
2. “Man on” means an opponent is near. (True)
3. Non-verbal communication is done without talking. (True)
4. Team bonding builds trust and unity. (True)
5. The phrase “clear it” means to pass backward. (False)
6. The captain helps to organize the team. (True)
7. Staying calm under pressure is not important. (False)
8. Signals are used to confuse teammates. (False)
9. Small-sided games help improve communication skills. (True)
10. Eye contact is a form of non-verbal communication. (True)

Conclusion

This exam covers all the topics learned in the term. Take your time, follow the instructions, and show what you have learned. Good luck!