This question was attempted by many candidates and their performance was very good.
In part (a) candidates mentioned stunt activities in gymnastics correctly.  In part (b) candidates mentioned phases common to through vault and astride vault in gymnastics correctly.   In part (c) candidates stated correctly ways by which a performer can prevent injuries during gymnastic activity. However, in part (d), candidates could not describe the progression stages involved in the execution of forward roll in gymnastics.

The expected answers were as follows:

(a)        Stunt activities in gymnastics

• head stand;
• arab spring;
• hand walk;
• hand stand;
• cartwheel;
• head spring;
• hand spring;
• fly spring;
• forward roll;
• backward roll;
• flip flap;
• back spring;
• front and back somersault;
• neck spring.

• Phrases Common to through vault and astride vault in gymnastics
• stance
• approach run
• take-off
• flight
• landing
• recovery

• Ways in which a performer can prevent injuries during gymnastics activity
• use of spotter when necessary/explained
• warming up before activity
• discontinued performance when tired
• perform activity within ability level
• concentrate during performance/explained
• obey rules and regulations
• checking equipment/apparatus before use
• wearing appropriate dress
• correct use of apparatus/equipment/explained

• Progression stages involved in the execution of forward roll in gymnastics:
• performer should squat
• placing hands on mat shoulder width apart, fingers are pointing forward
• tuck in the head, chin on the chest
• roll forward on to the back of the neck
• finish in a standing position.