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Physical Education · OCR J587 · Paper 1: Physical factors affecting performance · June 2023

OCR GCSE Physical Education Paper 1: Physical factors affecting performance June 2023 question paper J587/01

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OCR J587 · Paper 1

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Question 4

This is a diagram of the lungs.

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(a)(i)

Name the structure labelled A.

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(a)(ii)

Describe the direction of movement of oxygen that takes place at the structure labelled A.

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(a)(iii)

Describe one feature of the structure labelled A.

Describe one function of the feature you have described.

Feature:........

Function:........

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Question 10

Using two different words from the boxes below, complete the description for a specific movement plane.

The........ plane runs vertically and divides the body into front and back sections.

A........ is a practical example of a movement taking place in this plane.

Bicep curlForward rollFrontal
SagittalStar jumpTransverse

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Question 11

Name the muscle located at the top of the shoulder.

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Question 16

Which one of the following is the name of the main bone protected by shin pads?

Put a tick (✓) in the box next to the correct answer.

Question 16, shown as an image

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Question 20

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Question 21

(a)

Stamina can be measured using the multi-stage fitness test.

The table below shows a set of results, using the multi-stage fitness test, for hockey players before and after pre-season training.

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(a)(i)

How many players had an above average rating before pre-season training?

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(a)(ii)

Name the player who improved their stamina the most during pre-season training.

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(a)(iii)

Name the player who experienced reversibility in stamina during pre-season training.

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(a)(iv)

Name another suitable test to measure the stamina of hockey players.

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(b)

Suggest two reasons why some hockey players in the table above have made less improvement than others during pre-season training.

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(c)

Describe the two principles of training stated below.

Give a practical example from swimming for each principle of training you have described.

Specificity:........

Practical example:........

Progression:........

Practical example:........

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Question 22

(a)

Sam’s heart rate is monitored while they complete a 20-minute training session with a warm up and a cool down.

The following changes are recorded:

• 10 minute warm up – heart rate increases by 15 bpm

• First half of training session – heart rate increases to 110 bpm

• Second half of training session – heart rate remains constant

• Following 15 minute cool down – heart rate drops to 80 bpm.

Plot the four changes to Sam’s heart rate on the graph below.

Sam’s resting heart rate is already shown on the graph as ‘X’.

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(b)(i)

Other than an increased heart rate, describe three short-term effects of exercise on Sam’s cardiovascular system.

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(b)(ii)

Other than an increased breathing rate, describe three short-term effects of exercise on Sam’s respiratory system.

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Question 23

(a)(i)

Describe two differences between aerobic and anaerobic exercise.

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(a)(ii)

Using events from track and field athletics, state one aerobic event and one anaerobic event.

Aerobic event:........

Anaerobic event:........

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(b)

* Exercise can improve physical and mental health.

Living a sedentary lifestyle can have negative impacts on mental health.

Explain the long-term benefits of exercise on the cardiovascular system.

Using practical examples, describe the emotional and social consequences of a sedentary

lifestyle.

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