Accountability and Teamwork

Correct answer: A. Each member takes responsibility for their role and improvement

Accountability means accepting responsibility for one’s own duties, decisions, and contribution. In a team, physical education develops this quality when each learner performs an assigned role, follows agreed rules, acknowledges mistakes, and works to improve rather than shifting blame. Therefore, option A correctly connects accountability with team performance: individual responsibility supports coordination, trust, and collective improvement. Option B is wrong because blaming only the captain removes responsibility from other members. Option C ignores the organisation needed for cooperation, while option D wrongly limits responsibility to the winner; every participant remains accountable, whether the team wins or loses.