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Secondary School Physical Education & Spanish Knowledge Test

Test Your Secondary PE and Spanish Mastery

Difficulty: Moderate
Questions: 20
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Dive into this dynamic Secondary School Physical Education & Spanish Knowledge Test, designed for students eager to enhance both PE skills and Spanish vocabulary. Whether you're preparing for a class exam or want a fun Spanish Vocabulary Quiz twist, this quiz offers a balanced mix of fitness concepts and linguistic challenges. Educators and learners alike will appreciate clear results and actionable insights, similar to the Spanish Grammar Knowledge Test. Everyone can personalise questions in our editor, so customise it effortlessly. Ready for a fresh learning adventure? Explore more quizzes now!

What is the Spanish word for "swimming"?
Correr
Buceo
Piscina
Natación
Natación directly translates to swimming in English. Piscina means pool, buceo means diving, and correr means to run, so they are incorrect.
How do you say "gym" in Spanish?
Gimnasio
Pista
Estadio
Cancha
Gimnasio is the Spanish word for gym. Estadio is stadium, pista is track, and cancha is court.
What does "hacer ejercicio" mean in English?
To teach
To rest
To exercise
To play
"Hacer ejercicio" directly translates to to exercise. The other verbs are jugar (to play), descansar (to rest), and enseñar (to teach).
The Spanish command "¡Corre!" means:
Run!
Sit!
Walk!
Jump!
"¡Corre!" is the tú imperative of correr, meaning Run! Saltar is jump (salta), caminar is walk (camina), and sentarse is sit (siéntate).
In Spanish, "el fútbol" refers to which sport?
Soccer
American football
Basketball
Tennis
El fútbol is soccer in Spanish-speaking countries. American football is fútbol americano, and tennis and basketball are tenis and baloncesto respectively.
Translate the instruction "Haz tres series de diez abdominales."
Do ten sets of three push-ups
Do three laps around the gym
Do three sets of ten sit-ups
Stretch three times for ten seconds
Abdominales are sit-ups, and series are sets. The correct translation is do three sets of ten sit-ups.
What is the Spanish term for basketball?
Fútbol
Baloncesto
Natación
Béisbol
Baloncesto is Spanish for basketball. Fútbol is soccer, béisbol is baseball, and natación is swimming.
Choose the correct article: "___ tenis es un deporte de raqueta."
La
Los
Las
El
Tenis is masculine and singular, so it takes the article el. The other articles do not match gender or number.
The instruction "Siguiente ejercicio: flexiones" means:
Next exercise: lunges
Next exercise: push-ups
Next exercise: squats
Next exercise: planks
Flexiones are push-ups in Spanish. Squats are sentadillas, lunges are zancadas, and planks are planchas.
What does the feedback "¡Buen trabajo, mantén la postura!" advise you to do?
Maintain your posture
Increase your speed
Change your position
Lower the weights
"Mantén la postura" means maintain your posture. The phrase is positive feedback telling you to keep the correct form.
In Spanish, which verb is used to say "to play" a team sport?
Hacer
Jugar
Practicar
Ver
Jugar means to play games or team sports. Practicar is to practice, hacer is to do/make, and ver is to watch.
The command "Levanta las pesas" instructs students to:
Count the weights
Throw the weights
Lift the weights
Lower the weights
Levanta is the tú imperative of levantar, meaning lift. The other actions use different verbs not present here.
Translate "No corras en el pasillo."
Don't run in the hallway
Run fast in the hallway
Jump in the hallway
Walk slowly in the hallway
No corras is the negative tú command of correr, so it means don't run. The other options contradict the negative form.
Which form correctly completes: "Vamos a ___ juntos esta vez."
corramos
corremos
correr
corran
After vamos a you use the infinitive, so correr is correct. Corramos is subjunctive, corremos is indicative, and corran is ustedes command.
How do you report the command "Estira antes de correr" in indirect speech?
Él me dijo que estiro antes de correr
Él me dijo que estiró antes de correr
Él me dijo que estirara antes de correr
Él me dijo que estira antes de correr
In reported commands, Spanish uses the imperfect subjunctive, so estirara is correct. The other tenses do not match indirect command rules.
Which formal plural command tells a group to stretch their legs?
Estira las piernas
Estirate las piernas
Estire las piernas
Estírense las piernas
Estírense is the ustedes reflexive command for stretch yourselves. The others are singular or informal forms.
Identify the correct present subjunctive: "Es importante que tú ____ antes de levantar peso."
calientaras
calientes
calentabas
calientas
After expressions of importance like es importante que, Spanish uses the present subjunctive calientes. The other forms are indicative or imperfect subjunctive.
A student says, "Me duele la rodilla cuando corro." Which advice in Spanish is most appropriate?
Practica natación
Descansa y aplica hielo
Aumenta peso
Corre más rápido
For knee pain when running, resting and applying ice is proper advice. The other options either worsen pain or do not address it.
Choose the correct Spanish translation for "We have to do a warm-up."
Debemos haciendo un calentamiento
Debemos hacer un calentamiento
Debemos a hacer un calentamiento
Tenemos que hacemos un calentamiento
Debemos (we must) plus the infinitive hacer is correct: debemos hacer un calentamiento. The other options misuse prepositions or gerunds.
Complete: "Para la siguiente ronda, quiero que todos ustedes ____ el ritmo."
disminuyan
mantengan
retengan
aumenten
In a subordinate clause after quiero que, the present subjunctive aumenten (increase) applies. The other verbs do not fit the instruction to raise the pace.
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Learning Outcomes

  1. Identify key Spanish terms for sports and fitness activities
  2. Demonstrate comprehension of physical education instructions in Spanish
  3. Analyse scenarios combining PE concepts and Spanish vocabulary
  4. Apply Spanish commands during sports and exercise contexts
  5. Evaluate performance-based feedback using Spanish phrases
  6. Master essential grammar points relevant to PE settings

Cheat Sheet

  1. Master Key Sports Terms - Start by learning common Spanish words for popular sports like "fútbol" (soccer), "baloncesto" (basketball) and "natación" (swimming). Knowing these basics lets you understand match commentaries and join conversations about your favorite teams. ¡Anímate y habla de deportes en otro idioma! BBC Bitesize
  2. Learn Action Verbs for Activities - Get comfortable with verbs such as "correr" (to run), "saltar" (to jump) and "nadar" (to swim). These action words are essential when describing what athletes do on the field or in the pool. Practice making short sentences to narrate a game or workout. Spanish Grammar Lessons
  3. Use "Jugar," "Practicar" & "Hacer" Properly - Understand when to say "juego al fútbol" (I play soccer), "practico natación" (I practice swimming) or "hago ejercicio" (I do exercise). These verbs change the nuance of your sentence and help you sound more natural. Try swapping them in different contexts to see how meaning shifts. BBC Bitesize
  4. Pick Up Motivational Commands - Learn pep-talk phrases like "¡Vamos!" (Let's go!), "¡Sigue así!" (Keep it up!) and "¡No te rindas!" (Don't give up!). These expressions fuel enthusiasm during drills or friendly competitions. Use them to hype up your classmates or teammates. Madrid Mundo
  5. Identify Gym Equipment Vocabulary - Familiarize yourself with words for "mancuernas" (dumbbells), "barra" (barbell) and "cinta de correr" (treadmill). This jargon helps you follow workout instructions and understand exercise routines. Next time you hit the gym, you'll know exactly what gear to ask for. Madrid Mundo
  6. Express Frequency of Activities - Use adverbs like "a menudo" (often), "a veces" (sometimes) and "nunca" (never) to say how regularly you work out or play sports. Talking about routines gives depth to your conversations and helps you plan training schedules. Try describing your weekly fitness plan in Spanish! BBC Bitesize
  7. Learn Body Part Names - Recognize terms like "cabeza" (head), "hombro" (shoulder) and "pierna" (leg) to follow instructions and discuss injuries. This vocabulary is crucial in PE class or when talking about stretching and recovery. Imagine explaining a sprained ankle in Spanish - now you can! Madrid Mundo
  8. Build Full Sentences About Your Routine - Combine your sports terms, action verbs and frequency words to form sentences like "Practico atletismo dos veces a la semana" (I do athletics twice a week). Crafting these statements boosts your fluency and helps you share personal experiences. Challenge yourself to write a short sports diary in Spanish! BBC Bitesize
  9. Use Feedback Phrases - Learn how to praise or advise with expressions like "¡Buen trabajo!" (Good job!) and "Necesitas mejorar tu técnica" (You need to improve your technique). These comments are vital for coaches and teammates during practice. Role-play giving feedback to perfect your pronunciation and tone. Madrid Mundo
  10. Master Definite Articles with Sports - Remember that most sports in Spanish take an article: "el fútbol," "la natación," "el baloncesto." Using "el" or "la" correctly makes your sentences grammatically solid. Test yourself by listing your favorite events with proper articles! BBC Bitesize
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