Intrinsic motivation is inner drive for satisfaction.

• A. Extrinsic motivation
• B. Intrinsic motivation
• C. Tangible rewards
• D. Time-bound

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is what intrinsic motivation means in sport and PE. Intrinsic motivation is an inner drive to do something because of the satisfaction, interest, or personal fulfilment you get from the activity itself. Saying that intrinsic motivation is an inner drive for satisfaction fits perfectly, because it emphasizes that the motivation comes from within and is about enjoying or valuing the activity for its own sake.

If you were motivated by external rewards—like earning medals, praise, or money—that would be extrinsic motivation, not intrinsic. Tangible rewards are a concrete form of extrinsic motivation, while time-bound refers to deadlines or time limits, not the source of motivation. For a practical example, a player who trains because they enjoy the challenge and feel proud when they improve is showing intrinsic motivation; someone who trains mainly to win a prize is showing extrinsic motivation.