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PE 112 track and field

PE 112 track and field
63問 • 2年前
  • Rod Laurence Sombilon
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    where track and field started?

    Greece and specifically ancient times

  • 2

    On what year that the athletics became popular

    776 bc

  • 3

     First ever who won the stadium race in 776 B.C

    Koroibos

  • 4

    WHEN IT WAS ESTABLISHED?

    From 776 B.C to 394 A.D

  • 5

    who banned the Olympic Games.

    Theodosius

  • 6

    in England, track and field as a modern sport came back to life and started to develop again.

    During 19th century

  • 7

    first English Championship for athletics were held by the newly created Amateur Athletic Club whose rules still serve as the basis for the athletics today.

    1866

  • 8

     The Amateur Athletic Club eventually turned into _________________

    Amateur Athletic Association of 1880

  • 9

    the first Modern Olympics were held with athletics making resurgence.

    1896

  • 10

    the International Amateur Athletic Federation was formed

    1913

  • 11

    continues to oversee the rules approving world records and ensuring the amateur code adhered to in athletics.

    International amateur Athletic federation

  • 12

    when it became popular

     The first period or era was on 2,000 years ago during the time of Ancient Greek Olympics.  The second era of popularity starts on 19th century this led to the return of the modern-day Olympics and helped make athletics popular again worldwide

  • 13

    was commissioned to leave town in haste and make his way towards Athens. He was supposed to deliver news of victory over Persia.

    Pheiddipedes

  • 14

    The town he departed was called_______ and ________ was approximately 25 miles away.

    Marathon and Athens

  • 15

    . As for the conception of the modern marathon, that was due to a man named

    Michael breal

  • 16

    And the first winner of the first marathon was a Greek water-carrier named

    Spyridon Louis

  • 17

     The Boston Marathon is born. To this day, the Boston Marathon is considered one of the most prestigious events in running. It was actually inspired by the success of the first modern Olympics held just a year before it.

    1897

  • 18

     This year marked the beginning of what’s known as “marathon mania.” The first five marathons held in New York were held on the following special days: Thanksgiving Day, Lincoln’s Birthday, New Year’s Day, Washington’s Birthday, and the day after Christmas.

    1909

  • 19

     Frank Shorter, an American, wins the Summer Olympics – and his victory spurred what’s known popularly as the “Running boom of the ’70s.” Approximately twenty-five million people took up running as a hobby or as a sport during that boom – including then-President Jimmy Carter.

    1972

  • 20

     The Olympics finally features the first official women’s marathon. Joan Benoit of the U.S. won that one in two hours, twenty-four minutes, and fifty-two seconds.

    1984

  • 21

     There are 715 marathons scheduled all around the U.S. in 2019. Clearly, the popularity of the sport hasn’t waned.

    2019

  • 22

    The aim of this event is to jump the furthest distance possible after a run-up.

    Long jump

  • 23

    is a full test of athletic ability and has been part of the games since the very first in Athens in 1896.

    Triple Jump

  • 24

    The origins of modern vaulting can be traced back to Germany in the 1850s,

    Pole Vault

  • 25

    dates back to pre-historic competitions with rocks: during the middle age, in Scotland, it was known as stone put and as steinstossen in Switzerland.

    Shot put

  • 26

    In the ancient days the game was played with heavy circular disc which was thrown from a set standing position on a small pedestal, and it was actually this style that was revived for 1896 Olympics.

    Discus throw

  • 27

    This form of game began in the prehistoric times as it was used as an implement of war and hunting.

    javelin throw

  • 28

    One of the earliest known precursors to modern day hammer throw stems from Tailteann Games around 1800 BC, that featured events like throwing either a weight attached to a rope, a large rock on a wooden handle, or even a chariot wheel on a wooden axle.

    hammer throw

  • 29

    what is radius of a track

    36.5 m

  • 30

    what is length of a track?

    84.39 m

  • 31

    All lanes have a width of

    1.22 m

  • 32

     Found in arenas or stadiums.

    indoor tracks

  • 33

     Found in open stadiums or sports complexes.

    outdoor tracks

  • 34

    The standard measurement for an outdoor track is

    400m

  • 35

    in outdoor tracks When participating in the mile event, you need to

    8 laps

  • 36

    in indoor tracks When participating in the mile event, you need to

    4 laps

  • 37

    when a runner starts too soon, before the gun is fired.

    false start

  • 38

    In the races, racers run in _______, and each athlete must keep inside

    lanes

  • 39

    the shortest races) are events up to and including the 400 metres:

    sprints

  • 40

    is a track and field sport that involves running and jumping over obstacles at speed.

    hurdles

  • 41

    in athletics (track-and-field), a footrace over an obstacle course that includes such obstacles as water ditches, open ditches, and fences.

    stepplechase

  • 42

    what are in the stepplechase?

    Fixed barrier and water jumps

  • 43

    A competitive activity of walking quickly while maintaining constant contact with the ground and straightening the supporting leg.

    walking races

  • 44

    A competition in which a group of four athletes run sprint races over equal predetermined lengths while passing a baton-like object to the next competitor to continue the race.

    relay races

  • 45

    is a sport in which the athlete who jumps the longest by legal means, wins. Basically, this is all that the sport is about.

    long jump

  • 46

    is also called hop, step, and jump, event in athletics (track and field) in which an athlete makes a horizontal jump for distance incorporating three distinct, continuous movements—a hop, in which the athlete takes off and lands on the same foot; a step, landing on the other foot; and a jump, landing in any manner, usually with both feet together

    triple jump

  • 47

    Sport in athletics (track and field) in which the athlete takes a running jump to attain height

    High jump

  • 48

    as pole jumping, is a track and field event in which an athlete uses a long and flexible pole, usually made from fiberglass or carbon fiber, as an aid to jump over a bar.

    pole vaulting

  • 49

    putting" (throwing) a heavy spherical ball—the shot—as far as possible. 

    shot put

  • 50

    The "hammer" used in this sport is not like any of the tools also called by that name. It consists of a metal ball attached by a steel wire to a grip.

    hammer throw

  • 51

    a spear about 2.5 m (8 ft 2 in) in length, is thrown. The javelin thrower gains momentum by running within a predetermined area.

    javelin throw

  • 52

    is a track and field event in which an athlete throws a heavy disc—called a discus—in an attempt to mark a farther distance than their competitors.

    discus throw

  • 53

    is a combined event in athletics consisting of five events.

    Pentathlon

  • 54

    what are consisting sports in pentathlon men's division?

    1. Fencing 2. Swimming 3. Equestrian show jumping/Equestrian 4. Pistol shooting 5. Cross-country running

  • 55

    what are the five events consist in pentathlon in women's division

    1. 60m hurdles 2. High jump 3. Shot put 4. Long jump 5. 800m run

  • 56

    is a multi-disciplinary sport that consists of seven different track and field events.

    Hepthalon

  • 57

    athletes compete in one-on-one matches, with athletes attempting to score points by touching their opponent with their sword. T

    fencing

  • 58

    jumping requires athletes to navigate a course of obstacles on horseback.

    Equestrian

  • 59

    involves shooting at a target from a designated distance. Athletes are given a certain number of shots, and points are awarded based on accuracy.

    Pistol shooting

  • 60

    is a race over a designated distance, usually 3 kilometers. The fastest time wins the event.

    Cross country running

  • 61

    what are the different events of hepthalon?

    1. 100m hurdles 2. High jump 3. Shot put 4. 200m run 5. Long jump 6. Javelin throw 7. 800m run

  • 62

    is a track and field competition that consists of ten different events.

    decathlon

  • 63

    what are the different events of decathlon

    1. 100 meters (men) / 100 meters hurdles (women) 2. Long jump 3. Shot put 4. High jump 5. 400 meters (men) / 200 meters (women) 6. 110-meter hurdles (for men) / 100-meter hurdles (for women) 7. Discus throw 8. Pole vault 9. Javelin throw 10. 1500 meters (men) / 800 meters (women)

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    where track and field started?

    Greece and specifically ancient times

  • 2

    On what year that the athletics became popular

    776 bc

  • 3

     First ever who won the stadium race in 776 B.C

    Koroibos

  • 4

    WHEN IT WAS ESTABLISHED?

    From 776 B.C to 394 A.D

  • 5

    who banned the Olympic Games.

    Theodosius

  • 6

    in England, track and field as a modern sport came back to life and started to develop again.

    During 19th century

  • 7

    first English Championship for athletics were held by the newly created Amateur Athletic Club whose rules still serve as the basis for the athletics today.

    1866

  • 8

     The Amateur Athletic Club eventually turned into _________________

    Amateur Athletic Association of 1880

  • 9

    the first Modern Olympics were held with athletics making resurgence.

    1896

  • 10

    the International Amateur Athletic Federation was formed

    1913

  • 11

    continues to oversee the rules approving world records and ensuring the amateur code adhered to in athletics.

    International amateur Athletic federation

  • 12

    when it became popular

     The first period or era was on 2,000 years ago during the time of Ancient Greek Olympics.  The second era of popularity starts on 19th century this led to the return of the modern-day Olympics and helped make athletics popular again worldwide

  • 13

    was commissioned to leave town in haste and make his way towards Athens. He was supposed to deliver news of victory over Persia.

    Pheiddipedes

  • 14

    The town he departed was called_______ and ________ was approximately 25 miles away.

    Marathon and Athens

  • 15

    . As for the conception of the modern marathon, that was due to a man named

    Michael breal

  • 16

    And the first winner of the first marathon was a Greek water-carrier named

    Spyridon Louis

  • 17

     The Boston Marathon is born. To this day, the Boston Marathon is considered one of the most prestigious events in running. It was actually inspired by the success of the first modern Olympics held just a year before it.

    1897

  • 18

     This year marked the beginning of what’s known as “marathon mania.” The first five marathons held in New York were held on the following special days: Thanksgiving Day, Lincoln’s Birthday, New Year’s Day, Washington’s Birthday, and the day after Christmas.

    1909

  • 19

     Frank Shorter, an American, wins the Summer Olympics – and his victory spurred what’s known popularly as the “Running boom of the ’70s.” Approximately twenty-five million people took up running as a hobby or as a sport during that boom – including then-President Jimmy Carter.

    1972

  • 20

     The Olympics finally features the first official women’s marathon. Joan Benoit of the U.S. won that one in two hours, twenty-four minutes, and fifty-two seconds.

    1984

  • 21

     There are 715 marathons scheduled all around the U.S. in 2019. Clearly, the popularity of the sport hasn’t waned.

    2019

  • 22

    The aim of this event is to jump the furthest distance possible after a run-up.

    Long jump

  • 23

    is a full test of athletic ability and has been part of the games since the very first in Athens in 1896.

    Triple Jump

  • 24

    The origins of modern vaulting can be traced back to Germany in the 1850s,

    Pole Vault

  • 25

    dates back to pre-historic competitions with rocks: during the middle age, in Scotland, it was known as stone put and as steinstossen in Switzerland.

    Shot put

  • 26

    In the ancient days the game was played with heavy circular disc which was thrown from a set standing position on a small pedestal, and it was actually this style that was revived for 1896 Olympics.

    Discus throw

  • 27

    This form of game began in the prehistoric times as it was used as an implement of war and hunting.

    javelin throw

  • 28

    One of the earliest known precursors to modern day hammer throw stems from Tailteann Games around 1800 BC, that featured events like throwing either a weight attached to a rope, a large rock on a wooden handle, or even a chariot wheel on a wooden axle.

    hammer throw

  • 29

    what is radius of a track

    36.5 m

  • 30

    what is length of a track?

    84.39 m

  • 31

    All lanes have a width of

    1.22 m

  • 32

     Found in arenas or stadiums.

    indoor tracks

  • 33

     Found in open stadiums or sports complexes.

    outdoor tracks

  • 34

    The standard measurement for an outdoor track is

    400m

  • 35

    in outdoor tracks When participating in the mile event, you need to

    8 laps

  • 36

    in indoor tracks When participating in the mile event, you need to

    4 laps

  • 37

    when a runner starts too soon, before the gun is fired.

    false start

  • 38

    In the races, racers run in _______, and each athlete must keep inside

    lanes

  • 39

    the shortest races) are events up to and including the 400 metres:

    sprints

  • 40

    is a track and field sport that involves running and jumping over obstacles at speed.

    hurdles

  • 41

    in athletics (track-and-field), a footrace over an obstacle course that includes such obstacles as water ditches, open ditches, and fences.

    stepplechase

  • 42

    what are in the stepplechase?

    Fixed barrier and water jumps

  • 43

    A competitive activity of walking quickly while maintaining constant contact with the ground and straightening the supporting leg.

    walking races

  • 44

    A competition in which a group of four athletes run sprint races over equal predetermined lengths while passing a baton-like object to the next competitor to continue the race.

    relay races

  • 45

    is a sport in which the athlete who jumps the longest by legal means, wins. Basically, this is all that the sport is about.

    long jump

  • 46

    is also called hop, step, and jump, event in athletics (track and field) in which an athlete makes a horizontal jump for distance incorporating three distinct, continuous movements—a hop, in which the athlete takes off and lands on the same foot; a step, landing on the other foot; and a jump, landing in any manner, usually with both feet together

    triple jump

  • 47

    Sport in athletics (track and field) in which the athlete takes a running jump to attain height

    High jump

  • 48

    as pole jumping, is a track and field event in which an athlete uses a long and flexible pole, usually made from fiberglass or carbon fiber, as an aid to jump over a bar.

    pole vaulting

  • 49

    putting" (throwing) a heavy spherical ball—the shot—as far as possible. 

    shot put

  • 50

    The "hammer" used in this sport is not like any of the tools also called by that name. It consists of a metal ball attached by a steel wire to a grip.

    hammer throw

  • 51

    a spear about 2.5 m (8 ft 2 in) in length, is thrown. The javelin thrower gains momentum by running within a predetermined area.

    javelin throw

  • 52

    is a track and field event in which an athlete throws a heavy disc—called a discus—in an attempt to mark a farther distance than their competitors.

    discus throw

  • 53

    is a combined event in athletics consisting of five events.

    Pentathlon

  • 54

    what are consisting sports in pentathlon men's division?

    1. Fencing 2. Swimming 3. Equestrian show jumping/Equestrian 4. Pistol shooting 5. Cross-country running

  • 55

    what are the five events consist in pentathlon in women's division

    1. 60m hurdles 2. High jump 3. Shot put 4. Long jump 5. 800m run

  • 56

    is a multi-disciplinary sport that consists of seven different track and field events.

    Hepthalon

  • 57

    athletes compete in one-on-one matches, with athletes attempting to score points by touching their opponent with their sword. T

    fencing

  • 58

    jumping requires athletes to navigate a course of obstacles on horseback.

    Equestrian

  • 59

    involves shooting at a target from a designated distance. Athletes are given a certain number of shots, and points are awarded based on accuracy.

    Pistol shooting

  • 60

    is a race over a designated distance, usually 3 kilometers. The fastest time wins the event.

    Cross country running

  • 61

    what are the different events of hepthalon?

    1. 100m hurdles 2. High jump 3. Shot put 4. 200m run 5. Long jump 6. Javelin throw 7. 800m run

  • 62

    is a track and field competition that consists of ten different events.

    decathlon

  • 63

    what are the different events of decathlon

    1. 100 meters (men) / 100 meters hurdles (women) 2. Long jump 3. Shot put 4. High jump 5. 400 meters (men) / 200 meters (women) 6. 110-meter hurdles (for men) / 100-meter hurdles (for women) 7. Discus throw 8. Pole vault 9. Javelin throw 10. 1500 meters (men) / 800 meters (women)