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Incorrect practice test 2 Flashcards

1
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Spectators booed a player for missing a free throw. What best describes the behavior of the spectators?

A

Poor etiquette

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Kevin meets the objectives of hand dribbling while running and changing directions. What task modifications can the teacher employ that will challenge Kevin?

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Dribbling with a defender

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3
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An effective strategy for PE teachers to enhance students’ perceived physical competence?

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specify the length of time for practicing but not the number of trial

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4
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Which objective strategy helps students evaluate their cardiorespiratory fitness?

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track resting heart rate

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5
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What is a logical sequence to teach the front crawl stroke in swimming?

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floating, treading water, arm stroking, breathing, kicking

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What is a grade 1 SHAPE America grade level outcome?

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the student will skip using a mature pattern

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Josh has started to grasp the follow-through motion during his jump shots, which he was unable to demonstrate at the beginning of the unit. What best describes Josh’s stage of learning?

A

Associative

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Four developmental levels of student personal and social responsibility in PE have been identified (Hellison, 1995). What is Level 0?

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Irresponsibility; students may “put down” students

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Four developmental levels of student personal and social responsibility in PE have been identified (Hellison, 1995). What is Level 1?

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Self-control; students control themselves enough not to interfere with classmate participation

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Four developmental levels of student personal and social responsibility in PE have been identified (Hellison, 1995). What is Level 2?

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Involvement; students are involved actively in learning and open to trying new activities

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Four developmental levels of student personal and social responsibility in PE have been identified (Hellison, 1995). What is Level 4?

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Caring; students extend responsibility through cooperation, concern, support, and help with other students

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Lisa engages in aerobic activities three times a week for 30 minutes. What fitness management principles is Lisa engaging in?

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frequency, time, and type

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13
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A valid principle of PE coaching for teaching movement and sport skills to students?

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asking think-about questions

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Research finds cooperative learning beneficial across school subjects. It is particularly applicable to PE, which involves a high proportion of team and small-group activities. What component of cooperative learning entails student reflection on group or team progress toward learning goals?

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group processing

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15
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Which movement concept is the focus of teaching students how to move forward, backward, and on a diagonal?

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spatial awareness

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16
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Which of the following laws or guidelines protects students’ medical and personal information?

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FERPA

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17
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To adapt a PE class in basketball for students with disabilities, which adaption applies most to students using wheelchairs?

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letting students hold the ball in their laps while traveling

18
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Ms. Johnson is in a panic because Mr. Oliver took the heart rate monitors she needs for class. Which of the following heart rate monitoring strategies can the teacher use?

A

taking the pulse rate at the radial artery

19
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What is an objective method for students to self-assess their physical activity levels over time?

A

using heart rate monitors

20
Q

One student has an unusually short stature and has a difficult time getting the shuttlecock over the net during their serve. What is an equitable solution to this issue?

A

moving the student closer to the net

21
Q

Among fundamental movement skills (FMS), which two are both part of the same main category?

A

rotation and balance

22
Q

Regarding perceptual-motor abilities, which is a performance skill that would be MOST affected by individual differences in control precision?

A

handling a hockey puck

23
Q

According to experienced PE teachers, which of the following is true about classroom management in PE classes for the elementary grades?

A

Post gym rules and consequences clearly and deliver consequences consistently

24
Q

Prenatal, infant, and child motor development progresses from the head down. This is known as:

A

Cephalocaudal development

25
Q

What is a strategy used for refinement of manipulative skills?

A

increased opportunities to respond

26
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What best illustrates the impact hearing has on learning a dance sequence?

A

the sound of music informs when the learner performs the steps in a dance sequence

27
Q

What agency set the goals and curricula for state-level K-12 physical education?

A

CAEP

28
Q

The best approach to using technology in the classroom is:

A

use only the technology with which you are comfortable

29
Q

A physiological benefit of exercise that helps manage stress response?

A

it lowers the release of cortisol

30
Q

Correct statement regarding apparatus and procedures for testing sports equipment, specifically helmets?

A

auto crash simulation headforms are used to test linear impact from head collisions in football

31
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Compared to naturalistic observations, structured observations are _______ in physical education assessment.

A

more objective and less subjective

32
Q

What is an example of metabolic syndrome related to sedentary lifestyles?

A

high cholesterol, hypertension, and obesity

33
Q

The teacher has planned a hiking unit to take advantage of the neighboring hiking trails. Which of the following is a procedural issue that should be employed?

A

taking attendance

34
Q

Among the following common areas of negligence in PE, in addition to first aid emergencies, which one can teachers and coaches MOST mitigate by enlisting the help of students?

A

supervision

35
Q

What best describes the differences between motor learning and motor performance?

A

motor performance can be observed

36
Q

What warm-up techniques is specific to weight training?

A

resistance warm-up

37
Q

To be effective, what essential learning element must technology support?

A

students must have connections with experts in real life

38
Q

A century of research into motor development has yielded four major principles. 4 principles?

A

children are not little adults; boys and girls are more similar than different; earn things; no one is perfect

39
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What explains the importance of discipline when engaging in recreational activities?

A

there is no one to monitor activity

40
Q

Performance-oriented climate includes focusing on?

A

ability, not effort

41
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FTCE PE Exam (4 decks)

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