1) How young a person is can affect how good they become. Starting younger provides more time to become an expert. a) Age & maturity b) Culture c) Environment d) Teaching and coaching 2) Someone who is calm and enjoys low arousal may perform well in shooting or archery. People with higher arousal levels may prefer football or boxing. a) Arousal conditions b) Facilities c) Culture d) Motivation 3) The kinds of facilities that are available and accessible will impact on the sports that are offered. a) Culture b) Anxiety c) Motivation d) Facilities 4) Where you live will affect your choices. If you live where the is snow you are more likely to ski. a) Age and maturity b) Facilities c) Environment d) motivation 5) Teaching & coaching a) Someone who is calm and enjoys low arousal may perform well in shooting or archery. People with higher arousal levels may prefer football or boxing. b) The quality and provision of coaching available will affect the skill level. Andy Murray left the UK for Spain to develop his tennis skills. c) If you see the skill as difficult it may stop you improving. The coach must break the skill down to help motivate you. d) None of the above 6) If you see the skill as difficult it may stop you improving. The coach must break the skill down to help motivate you. a) Anxiety b) Facilities c) Age and maturity d) All of the above 7) This will influence the skills you choose and how well you master them. A desire to succeed will encourage you to practice and seek new challenges. a) Teaching and coaching b) Environment c) Facilities d) Motivation 8) Background can impact upon the skills you learn. A person with the ability to play striking sports is likely to play baseball in USA, but cricket in India. a) Anxiety b) Motivation c) Culture d) All of the above

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