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It specifies which topics are assessed in each section, the types of question formats used in written exams, and how practical performance is internally marked and externally moderated. It also details key topic areas, assessment criteria coverage, and provides supporting guidance such as glossaries and extended-answer past question practice.","GCSE Physical Education Exam Rubric  \nWhat you need to know about the qualification and how to approach the course –  \nSteps to aid success.  \nContents Page  \n• About the qualification (3-5)  \n• In depth detail of qualification (6-8)  \n• How will the exam board challenge your ability (9)  \n• Answering Short Answer Questions (10-16)  \n• Answering 9 Mark Questions (17-20)  \n• Glossary of Key Words – Alphabetical (21-22)  \n• Glossary of Command Words – Alphabetical (23-24)  \n• Section C – Extended Answer Past Questions Paper 1 (9 Marks) (24-26)  \n• Section C – Extended Answer Past Questions Paper 2 (9 Marks) (27)  \n• Perfect Answer 9 Mark Questions (28-29)  \n• Knowledge Organisers (Appendices)  \nAbout the qualification-Overview  \nExam board – Pearson Edexcel GCSE PHYSICAL EDUCATION 2016  \n[https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/qualifications/edexcel-gcses/physical-education-](https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/qualifications/edexcel-gcses/physical-education-)[ ](https://qualifications.pearson.com/en/qualifications/edexcel-gcses/physical-education-)[2016.html](2016.html)  \nComponent 1 – Fitness and Body Systems  \nWritten examination: 80 marks – 1 hour 30 mins 36% of the qualification  \nTopic 1: Applied anatomy and physiology  \nTopic 2: Movement analysis  \nTopic 3: Physical training  \nTopic 4: Use of data  \nAssessment overview Multiple-choice, short-answer, long-answer and one extended writing question.  \nSection A Questions are focused on Topic 1: Applied anatomy and physiology and Topic 2: Movement analysis.  \nSection B Questions are focused on Topic 3: Physical Training.  \nSection C One extended-response questions related to Topic 3 Physical Training.  \nTopic 4: Use of data is embedded throughout the paper where appropriate.  \nStudents must answer all questions  \nComponent 2: Health and Performance  \nWritten examination: 1 hour and 15 minutes 24% of the qualification  \nTopic 3: Socio-cultural influences  \nTopic 4: Use of data  \nAssessment overview-Multiple-choice, short-answer, long-answer and one extended writing questions.  \nSection A Questions are focused on Topic 1: Health, fitness and well-being.  \nSection B Questions are focused on Topic 2: Sport psychology and Topic 3: Socio-cultural influences.  \nSection C One extended-response question related to Topic 2: Sport psychology and Topic 3: Socio-cultural influences.  \nTopic 4: Use of data is embedded throughout the paper where appropriate.  \nStudents must answer all questions.  \nComponent 3: Practical Performance  \nNon-examined assessment: internally marked and externally moderated 30% of the qualification 105 marks (35 marks per activity)  \nAssessment/content overview-Skills during individual and team activities. 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