life safety and physical education teacher
MAOU SHILI, Kaliningrad
Date: February 20, 2015.
Target group: Students in grades 7-11
Duration: 45-50 minutes.
Objectives: Identification of the level of theoretical knowledge on physical culture, history of the Olympic movement;
stimulating the growth of creative and cognitive activities, expanding the horizons of students.
Equipment: Interactive board, projector, computer.
Event progress:
Organizational moment: presentation of teams, presentation of the jury The presenter introduces the rules of the game: after questions appear on the screen and are duplicated by the presenter, the teams have 30 seconds (option 1 minute) to answer. The team captains record the answers to the pre-distributed pieces of paper and pass them on to the "swallows", which deliver them to the jury members. After the time limit expires, the correct answer is announced. The team that gave the most correct answers is declared the winner.
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Brain ring issues:
1 Finish the phrase from Pierre de Coubertin's famous "Ode to Sport, You - (world)"
2 - How does the famous sports proverb end: "The team wins, loses ...?" (coach)
3 Linesman, Goalkeeper, Referee, Referee Take the Extra Word. (Goalkeeper)
4 - At the opening of the Olympics, teams are in alphabetical order of the host nation But there is always a team from the same nation ahead Which? (Greece)
5 - Nowadays, the shape of a football goalkeeper must differ in color from that of his teammates And until 1913, only this detail of clothing distinguished the goalkeeper. Which one? (Cap)
6 - Beginning in 1924, another adjective word began to be added to the words "Olympic Games". Which? (Summer or Winter)
7, Anecdote Question.
At half-time of a football game, the coach addresses his players as
- Guys, don't think I'm superstitious, but I'm starting to doubt our victory for something...
Attention, question! What made the coach doubt the victory? (Score 0:13)
8 - What is the fundamental difference between the VI, XII and XIII Olympiads and all the others? (They were not held at all due to world wars - 1916, 1940, 1944)
9. The emblems of the Olympics usually mark a year with two or four digits. However, there is a known case where a year was marked with five digits. Name the city where this Olympics took place. (Rome 1960)
10. It is said that in the 19th century in England, at one football match, a goal was disallowed at a controversial moment by a referee. One merchant fan immediately offered a solution to the dispute using his product, which led to a change in football rules. What did he suggest?
(This fishnet dealer threw a net on the gate)
11. What sport do the British say is a gesture exchange? (Boxing)
12 - In 1980, at the Moscow Olympics, an all-comers race was held for the Olympic Mile. And what was the length of this distance? (1980 metres - year of the Moscow Olympics)
13. Which federation flag features the horse's head? (FIDE - International Chess Federation)
14. During the wars, the ancient Greeks used it to communicate surrender conditions to the besieged city. For this, it was introduced into the Olympiad program back then. What kind of sports equipment are we talking about? (Disc)
15 Well, letter, star, fork Call it all one word. (Towns)
16 - Oldest Olympic medalist - Swede Oscar Swan In 1908 and 1912 he won three golds and two bronzes In Antwerp 1920 he received silver Then he was already 72 years old, in what sport did he compete? (Bullet Shooting)
17 - How does a ball look like a nail? (Both can be scored)
18. The 2002 segment of this sports game in the Italian Championship ended with a score of 54:52. name the sport. (Volleyball)
19 - Which of the women watch their figures the most? (Chess players)
20 - One Englishman, a horse racing enthusiast, was eager to win at the betting. But he just couldn't. And then it dawned on him. He stopped going to the racetrack. Exactly 6 years, 6 months and 6 days later, he woke up at 6 hours 6 minutes, ate 6 boiled eggs for breakfast, drank 6 cups of coffee. Left the house, got into a taxi with number 666, arrived at neither the racetrack, put him on horse number 6 in the 6th race. Finish the story. (The horse came sixth).
Summing up the results of the quiz, awarding winners and runners-up.