Grade 6 Upsweep Baton Pass Quiz

What is the primary purpose of the upsweep baton pass in a relay race?

• a)To slow down the runner 

      

• b) To ensure a smooth and efficient handoff 

    

• c) To distract the other team 

    

• d) To increase the baton’s weight

Which of the following describes the upsweep baton pass technique?

•    a) The baton is passed at waist level 

    

• b) The baton is passed with an upward motion 

    

• c) The baton is thrown to the next runner 

    

• d) The baton is passed behind the runner 

Why is teamwork important in relay races?

•    a) It allows for individual glory 

    

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     b) It helps to maintain speed and efficiency 

    

   

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     c) It makes the race more competitive 

    

   

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     d) It allows runners to take breaks 

   

In the upsweep baton pass, where should the outgoing runner's hand be positioned?

  

• a) At their side 

      

• b) Above their head 

    

• c) In front of them, palm facing up 

•    d) Behind their back

What is one benefit of using the upsweep baton pass over other techniques?

  

• a) It requires less practice 

      

• b) It can be performed with one hand 

    

• c) It allows for a faster transition 

    

• d) It is easier to learn

What is the correct grip for the baton during the upsweep pass?

    

• a) A loose grip 

    

• b) A firm grip with fingers wrapped around 

    

• c) Holding it with one finger 

    

• d) No grip needed

How should the incoming runner approach the outgoing runner during the upsweep baton pass?

  

• a) At a slow pace 

    

• b) With their eyes closed 

      

• c) At full speed 

    

• d) From behind the outgoing runner

How can students demonstrate sportsmanship during relay activities?

    

• a) By cheering only for their team 

    

• b) By helping teammates and congratulating opponents 

    

• c) By arguing with referees 

    

• d) By ignoring other teams

What is the best way to practice the upsweep baton pass?

    

• a) By practicing alone 

    

• b) Through group drills focusing on timing and coordination 

    

• c) By running without a baton 

    

• d) By observing others

Which of the following is a key factor in executing a successful upsweep baton pass?

   

• a) The baton being dropped 

       

• b) The outgoing runner's readiness and timing 

     

• c) The weather conditions 

     

• d) The length of the race