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The two major divisions in gymnastics are
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The two major divisions in gymnastics are activities with and without apparatus. Gymnastics is a sport that involves a combination of strength, flexibility, agility, coordination, and grace. It can be divided into two main categories: activities with apparatus and activities without apparatus. Activities with apparatus include various events that require the use of equipment or apparatus. This can include disciplines such as the vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and rhythmic gymnastics with apparatus like ribbons, hoops, and balls. In these events, athletes perform routines that incorporate specific skills and movements using the apparatus. On the other hand, activities without apparatus focus more on floor exercises and routines performed on a mat or floor surface. These routines showcase a combination of tumbling, stunts, dance movements, and acrobatics. Athletes demonstrate their skills in areas such as flips, somersaults, cartwheels, and various choreographed movements. Both divisions in gymnastics require different sets of skills and techniques. Activities with apparatus emphasize control, precision, and mastery of specific apparatus-based skills. Athletes must demonstrate strength, balance, and technical proficiency while manipulating the equipment. Activities without apparatus, on the other hand, focus more on overall body control, flexibility, and artistic expression. Athletes showcase their strength, agility, and creativity through floor routines that incorporate various tumbling passes, jumps, and dance elements. By having these two divisions, gymnastics provides a diverse range of events that cater to different strengths and preferences of athletes. It allows gymnasts to specialize in specific apparatus-based events or excel in floor exercises that showcase their overall athleticism and artistic abilities. Therefore, the two major divisions in gymnastics are activities with apparatus and activities without apparatus, each requiring different skills and emphasizing different aspects of the sport.
Frage 2 Bericht
Computer game is played for the following reasons except
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Computer games are not played for recognition purpose
Frage 3 Bericht
The preliminary race to qualify for the next round is called.........
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The preliminary race to qualify for the next round is called a "heat." In many sports competitions, particularly in track and field events, there are often many athletes competing for a limited number of spots in the next round of competition. To ensure that the most qualified athletes move on, the competition will often begin with preliminary races or heats. In these races, athletes compete against each other, with the top performers advancing to the next round. The heat is an important part of the competition because it helps to narrow down the field of competitors and ensures that only the best athletes move on to the later stages of the competition.
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Excessive body weight due to fat is called
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Excessive body weight due to fat is called obesity. Obesity is a medical condition that occurs when an individual's body weight is significantly higher than what is considered healthy for their age, height, and sex. It is caused by the accumulation of excessive body fat, which can have negative effects on an individual's overall health and well-being. Obesity is typically diagnosed using a measurement called Body Mass Index (BMI), which is calculated by dividing an individual's weight in kilograms by their height in meters squared. A BMI of 30 or higher is considered obese. Obesity is a serious health concern as it increases the risk of developing a wide range of health problems, such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, and certain cancers.
Frage 5 Bericht
During physical exercise, the body requires more supply of
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During physical exercise, the body requires more supply of oxygen. This is because during exercise, the body requires more energy to meet the demands of the muscles. Oxygen is required in the process of cellular respiration, which is the process that converts glucose and oxygen into energy in the form of ATP. When the muscles are working harder during exercise, they require more energy, and therefore require more oxygen to be delivered to them through the bloodstream. This is why breathing rate and heart rate increase during exercise, to help deliver more oxygen to the working muscles.
Frage 6 Bericht
Which of these is not a gymnastic activity?
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The activity that is not a gymnastic activity is "Hockey". The other options, backward roll, crab walk, and hand spring, are all common gymnastic activities. Backward roll is a basic gymnastics movement where an individual rolls backward in a tucked or extended position. Crab walk is a crawling movement that requires an individual to move on all fours with their stomach facing upwards. Hand spring is an advanced gymnastics skill that involves a frontward flip onto the hands and then pushing off them to return to a standing position. On the other hand, hockey is a team sport played on a field or an ice rink, where two teams use sticks to hit a ball or a puck towards their opponent's goal.
Frage 7 Bericht
Which of the following is not a traditional dance?
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Reggae is not a traditional dance. Reggae is a popular music genre that originated in Jamaica and has gained global popularity. It is not a traditional dance form that is specific to a particular culture or region. Atilogwu, Egungun, and Eyo, on the other hand, are traditional dances that are indigenous to specific cultures or regions. Atilogwu is a traditional dance from the Igbo people of Nigeria, Egungun is a Yoruba masquerade dance from Nigeria, and Eyo is a traditional dance from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, usually performed during festivals and special occasions. Traditional dances are an important aspect of culture and help to preserve the history and traditions of a people or region.
Frage 8 Bericht
The objectives of physical education include the following except ........... development
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The question is asking to identify the objective of physical education that is not related to development. The options given are emotional, mental, motor skills, and philosophical development. The correct answer would be philosophical development because it refers to the study of fundamental nature and existence, and it is not directly related to physical development or fitness. The other objectives, such as emotional, mental, and motor skills development, are directly related to physical education because they are all aspects of physical fitness and development.
Frage 9 Bericht
Health knowledge necessary for healthful living can be acquired through the following except
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Health knowledge cannot be acquired through family planning.
Frage 10 Bericht
Skills like freestyle and back crawl are associated with
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Skills like freestyle and back crawl are associated with swimming. Freestyle is a swimming stroke where the swimmer is on their stomach and uses alternating arm movements and kicking to propel themselves through the water, while the back crawl is a stroke where the swimmer is on their back and uses a flutter kick and alternating arm movements to move through the water. These are both fundamental strokes in competitive swimming.
Frage 11 Bericht
When a white flag is raised during a track event, it is an indication that
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White flag indicates "ready", I.e. all is set. (B)
Frage 12 Bericht
The end product of fat digestion is
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The end product of fat digestion is fatty acid. When we eat fats, they are broken down into smaller molecules through a process called digestion. Digestion of fats mainly occurs in the small intestine, where enzymes called lipases break down fats into fatty acids and glycerol. Fatty acids are then absorbed into the bloodstream and transported to the liver, where they are either used for energy or stored as fat in adipose tissue. Therefore, the correct answer is "fatty acid".
Frage 13 Bericht
Which of these exercises is good for strengthening the abdominal muscle?
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The exercise that is good for strengthening the abdominal muscles is the sit-up. Sit-ups are a popular exercise specifically targeting the abdominal muscles. They are performed by lying on your back with your knees bent and feet flat on the ground, and then raising your upper body towards your knees while keeping your feet grounded. This movement engages the abdominal muscles, particularly the rectus abdominis and the obliques. Sit-ups are effective for strengthening the abdominal muscles because they involve a controlled contraction of these muscles. As you lift your upper body off the ground, your abdominal muscles contract, working against the resistance of your body weight. This constant engagement and contraction of the abdominal muscles help to build their strength and endurance over time. Regularly incorporating sit-ups into your workout routine can lead to stronger and more defined abdominal muscles. However, it's important to note that while sit-ups are beneficial for strengthening the abdominal muscles, they should be performed with proper form and technique to avoid strain or injury. It's also important to balance abdominal exercises with a well-rounded fitness program that includes exercises for other muscle groups and cardiovascular activities. Therefore, when it comes to strengthening the abdominal muscles, sit-ups are a widely recognized and effective exercise that targets and engages these muscles, helping to build their strength and tone.
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Which of the following aspects is concerned with the development of the muscles of the legs, arms and abdomen?
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The aspect concerned with the development of the muscles of the legs, arms and abdomen is Physical. This refers to the body's ability to function efficiently and effectively in work and leisure activities, to be healthy, to resist disease, and to cope with stress. Physical fitness involves the development of the body's muscles, bones, and cardiovascular system through activities such as exercise, sports, and other physical activities.
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A good finishing in races is described as
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A good finishing in races is described as running through the finishing line. This means that the athlete maintains their speed and momentum until they completely cross the designated finishing line of the race. It is important for athletes to keep their focus and effort until the very end to achieve a strong finish. By running through the finishing line, athletes ensure that they complete the race in the most competitive and effective manner, maximizing their chances of achieving their best time or position. It demonstrates their determination, physical strength, and mental resilience to give their best effort until the race is officially completed.
Frage 16 Bericht
The following are aspects of leisure activities except
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Wrestling is the aspect of leisure activities that is not included. Fishing, gardening and playing are examples of leisure activities that people engage in during their free time for enjoyment or relaxation. Wrestling, on the other hand, is a physical combat sport that is not typically associated with leisure activities and is more commonly associated with competition.
Frage 17 Bericht
A goal is scored by handball only when the ball.
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A goal is scored by handball only when the ball crosses the goal line in-between the upright and crossbar. In handball, a goal is scored when the entire ball crosses the goal line and enters the goal. The goal line refers to the line on the ground between the two goalposts, and the crossbar is the horizontal bar that connects the two uprights. If the ball goes out of play by the side line or goal line, hits any of the crossbar of the upright and bounces back, or is to be thrown from the 9 meters mark of the court, no goal is awarded.
Frage 18 Bericht
How many times does an athlete run round a standard track in 800m event?
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In an 800m event in athletics, the athlete runs around a standard track two times. Each lap of the standard track is 400 meters, so to complete an 800m race, the athlete must run two laps around the track. The athlete starts at the starting line and runs one full lap around the track, which is 400 meters, then continues to run a second lap and finishes at the finish line. Therefore, the answer is "Two".
Frage 19 Bericht
Which of the following prepares one for other sports?
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Physical exercise prepares one for other sports. Physical exercise is any activity that involves movement of the body and requires energy expenditure. Engaging in regular physical exercise helps to improve overall fitness and physical health, which in turn can enhance performance in other sports. Physical exercise can help to build strength, increase endurance, improve flexibility and balance, and develop agility and coordination, all of which are important skills in many sports. By engaging in physical exercise regularly, individuals can improve their physical capabilities and prepare their bodies for the demands of other sports. While sports such as athletics, gymnastics, and play can also provide physical exercise and help to develop specific skills, physical exercise is the most general and fundamental form of preparation for other sports.
Frage 20 Bericht
The following are components of physical fitness except
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The component of physical fitness that is not listed among the given options is "stability." The components of physical fitness are the various aspects of physical health that contribute to overall fitness and well-being. These components include agility, balance, endurance, muscular strength, and flexibility. Agility refers to the ability to move quickly and change direction with ease. Balance refers to the ability to maintain a stable body position. Endurance refers to the ability to sustain physical activity for an extended period of time. Muscular strength refers to the ability of muscles to exert force against resistance. Flexibility refers to the ability of joints to move through their full range of motion. Stability, on the other hand, is not typically considered a component of physical fitness. However, it can be important for certain activities or sports that require a high level of balance and control, such as gymnastics or martial arts.
Frage 21 Bericht
The branches of physical education include the following except
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The branch of physical education that is not included in the following options is Cosmetology. Cosmetology refers to the study and application of beauty treatments, which is not related to physical education. On the other hand, Aquatics, Games and Sports, and Health are three important branches of physical education. Aquatics involves activities in water, such as swimming and diving. Games and Sports include both individual and team sports, such as basketball, soccer, and athletics. Health focuses on promoting physical well-being and preventing illnesses through physical activity, healthy nutrition, and other lifestyle choices.
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The game of volleyball was invented by William Morgan. He was a physical education instructor at the YMCA (Young Men's Christian Association) in Holyoke, Massachusetts, USA. He created the game in 1895 as a way to combine elements of basketball, baseball, tennis, and handball into a new sport that could be played indoors. The game originally had different names such as "Mintonette" and "Volley Ball" before settling on its current name.
Frage 23 Bericht
Which of these is not true about a warm up exercise? It
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The statement that is not true about a warm-up exercise is "Reduces blood circulation". Warm-up exercises are done before any physical activity, and they help to prepare the body for the stress of exercise. A proper warm-up helps to increase blood flow and oxygen delivery to the muscles, which can improve performance, increase muscular contraction, and reduce the incidence of injury. Therefore, the reduction of blood circulation is not a benefit of a warm-up exercise.
Frage 24 Bericht
Insufficient warm-up activities may result to
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Insufficient warm-up activities may result in strain. Warm-up activities are essential before any physical activity as they help prepare the body for the upcoming demands. When warm-up activities are skipped or not enough, the body is not properly prepared for the physical activity, which may lead to muscle strain. Strain is an injury that happens when muscles are overworked or stretched beyond their limit, leading to muscle tear or damage. This can cause pain, soreness, and in severe cases, may require medical attention to heal. Therefore, it is important to engage in sufficient warm-up activities before any physical activity to reduce the risk of strain and other injuries.
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In which of the following events does an athlete jump for height?
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An athlete jumps for height in the Pole Vault event. Pole vault is a track and field event in which athletes use a long, flexible pole to clear a horizontal bar that is raised to increasingly higher heights. The athlete runs down a runway while carrying the pole, plants the pole into a designated box, and uses the momentum to launch themselves over the bar. The athlete who clears the highest bar wins the competition. Therefore, pole vault is an event that tests an athlete's ability to jump for height and requires a combination of speed, strength, technique, and agility.
Frage 26 Bericht
Rotation of players in volleyball is
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Rotation of players in volleyball is clockwise. In volleyball, players rotate positions on the court in a clockwise direction. This means that every player moves to the next position to their right after their team has won a rally and gained the serve. The player who was in position one rotates to position six, the player in position two moves to position one, the player in position three rotates to position two, and so on. This rotation system ensures that every player gets an opportunity to play in all positions on the court and prevents any one player from staying in a specific position for the entire game.
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The formal educational program designed to guide consumers against inferior products is called "Consumer health." Consumer health is a branch of public health that focuses on educating consumers about safe and healthy product choices and protecting them from potentially harmful products. Consumer health programs aim to provide consumers with the knowledge and skills they need to make informed decisions when choosing products and services, such as food, drugs, cosmetics, and medical devices. By promoting consumer health, these programs help consumers avoid inferior products that can harm their health and well-being.
Frage 28 Bericht
The elongated start is mostly used by ................... athletes
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The elongated start is mostly used by tall athletes. In various sports, including sprinting and track events, athletes adopt different starting techniques to optimize their performance. The elongated start refers to a starting position where the athlete extends their body horizontally along the ground, with one leg extended forward and the other leg positioned back. Tall athletes tend to have longer limbs, which can be advantageous in the elongated start position. Their longer legs allow for a greater stride length, providing them with the potential to cover more ground with each step. The elongated start allows tall athletes to fully utilize their leg length and generate powerful forward propulsion when the race begins. On the other hand, athletes who are fat, huge, or short may not benefit as much from the elongated start. Fat or huge athletes may find it challenging to maintain the extended position due to the extra weight or bulk. Short athletes may have shorter leg length, limiting the advantage of the elongated start technique. While there can be exceptions and variations in individual abilities and techniques, tall athletes often find the elongated start more suitable for their physical attributes, allowing them to maximize their speed and performance in sprinting and track events.
Frage 29 Bericht
The following are skills in table tennis except
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In table tennis, the term "skills" refers to specific techniques or actions that players use to control the ball and gain an advantage over their opponents. Each skill contributes to a player's overall ability and strategy in the game. Among the options given, "Shooting" is not a recognized skill in table tennis. The term "shooting" is commonly associated with sports such as basketball or soccer, where players aim to score goals by shooting the ball into a target. In table tennis, the objective is to rally the ball back and forth over the net, focusing on control, spin, and placement. The correct skills in table tennis are as follows: 1. Backhand drive: This refers to a stroke played on the backhand side of the table with a forward motion, generating power and control. 2. Forehand drive: This is a stroke played on the forehand side of the table with a forward motion, using the dominant hand for power and control. 3. Service: The service is the action of starting each point by hitting the ball from behind the end line of the table to the opponent's side. Various types of serves are used to create spin, deception, and difficulty for the opponent. These three skills are fundamental techniques in table tennis and are essential for players to develop a strong and effective game. However, "shooting" is not a recognized skill in table tennis as it does not align with the specific actions and objectives of the sport.
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What is mixed double race in racket games?
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Mixed doubles in racket games is a format where two players, one male and one female, play together as a team against another team consisting of one male and one female player. The players take turns hitting the ball over the net and try to score points by making the ball land on the opponent's side of the court without the opponent being able to return it properly. Mixed doubles is played in several racket sports, including tennis, badminton, and table tennis.
Frage 31 Bericht
Which of the following recreational activities is best for an elderly person?
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Out of the recreational activities listed, walking is the best option for an elderly person. Walking is a low-impact exercise that is easy on the joints and can be done at a comfortable pace. It can also be done indoors or outdoors, depending on the individual's preference and ability. Walking is a great way to stay active and maintain overall health, as it helps to improve cardiovascular function, strengthen muscles, and improve balance and coordination. Additionally, walking is a social activity that can be enjoyed with friends or family, which can be beneficial for mental and emotional well-being.
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The air we breathe in during physical activities is called
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The air we breathe in is oxygen. We breathe out carbon dioxide.
Frage 33 Bericht
NICEGA is a body responsible for the organization of sports and games among Nigerian
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NICEGA is a body responsible for the organization of sports and games among Nigerian colleges of education. NICEGA stands for Nigerian Colleges of Education Games Association. It is a national sports association that coordinates sports and games activities among colleges of education in Nigeria. NICEGA organizes an annual sporting event called the NICEGA Games, which brings together athletes from colleges of education across the country to compete in various sports and games. The aim of NICEGA is to promote sports development and encourage healthy competition among students in colleges of education. While other bodies such as the armed forces, polytechnics, and secondary schools may also have their own sports associations and organizations, NICEGA specifically focuses on sports and games activities among Nigerian colleges of education.
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Which of these gymnastics activities can be performed without an apparatus?
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The gymnastics activity that can be performed without an apparatus is the backward roll. A backward roll is a fundamental gymnastics move that can be executed without the need for any specific equipment or apparatus. It involves rolling backward from a standing position and returning to an upright position. To perform a backward roll, the gymnast starts by bending their knees, tucking their chin to their chest, and reaching their hands towards the ground behind them. They then roll backward, using their momentum and body control to smoothly move through a tucked position. Finally, they extend their body and push off the ground with their hands, returning to a standing position. Unlike the other options mentioned, which require specific apparatus such as the vault, hanging bat, or rope, the backward roll relies solely on the gymnast's body movements and control. It is typically practiced and performed on a mat or a soft surface to ensure safety. The backward roll helps develop fundamental skills in gymnastics, including body awareness, coordination, and control. It is often one of the first skills beginners learn and serves as a building block for more advanced moves and routines. Therefore, of the given options, the backward roll is the gymnastics activity that can be performed without an apparatus, as it solely relies on the gymnast's body movements and does not require any specific equipment or apparatus.
Frage 35 Bericht
The following are causes of postural defects except
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Illness is not a cause of postural defects.
Frage 36 Bericht
The start, pacing and finishing are the three ........ of sprinting.
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The start, pacing, and finishing are the three phases of sprinting. Sprinting is a short distance race, and it requires proper techniques to achieve maximum speed in a short time. The start phase is the beginning of the race, where the athlete tries to achieve maximum acceleration from a stationary position. The pacing phase is the middle part of the race, where the athlete tries to maintain the achieved speed. The finishing phase is the last part of the race, where the athlete tries to reach the finish line as fast as possible.
Frage 37 Bericht
Which of the following does not assist in detecting drug addict?
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Stealing and borrowing of money does not in any way depict a drug addict. Anyone can steal and borrow money, it does not have anything to do with an addiction to drugs.
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Which of the following is not an artificial respiration?
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The answer is "Breathing through the nose." Artificial respiration is a life-saving procedure done to help someone who has stopped breathing. It involves methods like Holger Nelson respiration, mouth-to-mouth respiration, and mouth-to-nose respiration, which are all aimed at getting oxygen into the lungs of the person who has stopped breathing. However, simply breathing through the nose is not a method of artificial respiration as it is a natural breathing process.
Frage 39 Bericht
The body charged with the organization of football game in Nigeria is called
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The body charged with the organization of football game in Nigeria is called the Nigerian Football Federation. The Nigerian Football Federation is the governing body for football in Nigeria, responsible for organizing, regulating, and developing the sport at all levels in the country. It is in charge of organizing football competitions, including the Nigerian Professional Football League, and representing Nigeria in international football events.
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Which of these individuals assists performer in gymnastics?
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The individual who assists a performer in gymnastics is called a "spotter". A spotter is a person who helps the gymnast to avoid injury by providing physical support or guidance during a routine. The spotter stands close to the gymnast and helps them maintain balance and control while performing difficult maneuvers such as flips, somersaults, or handstands. The spotter's job is to ensure the safety of the gymnast while also helping them to perform at their best. Coaches are responsible for training and preparing gymnasts for competition, judges evaluate the performance of gymnasts, and referees enforce the rules of the competition. However, it is the spotter who provides direct physical assistance to the gymnast during their routine.
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