Test 5

Question 1

True/False: The text, in class lectures and group projects all point to the same direction. If one want to promote the spirit of play, one should NOT make an activity competition.

Answer 1

False

Question 2

True/False: According to the text, all games are play, but play are games

Answer 2

False

Question 3

The two fundamental ways for professionals to promote play are…

Answer 3

Brokering and building

Question 4

The play spirit we experienced in the paper airplane activity would most likely have been harmed or lost altogether if we had…

Answer 4

Allowed participants to throw planes and way they wanted and with no goals in mind

Question 5

Artificial challenges that are fun and provide brief diversions are identified as…

Answer 5

shallow games

Question 6

The development of skillful habits, according to the text has which of the following effects?

Answer 6

It is a foundation on which increasing levels of a table tennis freedom are built.

Question 7

The spirit of play in basketball is most accurately described as including which of the following attitudes?

Answer 7

Caring about the process and outcome as interesting (caring about how one shoots and caring about getting the ball in the basket.)

Question 8

Which of the following statements best reflects the texts comments about our moral obligations to care for one another.

Answer 8

Charity starts at home…but does not end there.

Question 9

Repeated rationalizations in sport have which of the following relationships to the development of moral calluses?

Answer 9

RRs can contribute to the development of moral calluses

Question 10

ALTURISM in the pole vaulting example and the dilemma of whether or not one should share the ole would lead to which of the following decisions?

Answer 10

Alturism suggests that one should share the pole without conditions or expectation of any payback.

Question 11

The “good life”, according to the text, is composed of…

Answer 11

both moral and non-moral values

Question 12

Which of the following is a non-moral value?

Answer 12

Fun

Question 13

Which of the following is an argument used in the text for the importance of ranking values?

Answer 13

ranking makes a difference in one’s professional behavior

Question 14

True/False: In performing the ranking of values, weighing the reasons comes after surveying the fasts.

Answer 14

True

Question 15

According the the text, intrinsic value is regarded as more important than extrinsic value when doing the ranking because….

Answer 15

Extrinsic values are dependent on intrinsic values

Question 16

If two acts are projected to produce the same amount of satisfaction, how does one break the tie? Kretchmar argued…

Answer 16

Chose the option that is consistent with one’s own background or story.

Question 17

True/False: Kretchmar argued that health has both intrinsic and extrinsic value, but it has more extrinsic value than intrinsic worth.

Answer 17

True

Question 18

Kretchmar’s Kube of moral space suggests that the consideration of unique factors in the situation is always preferable to consulting the relevant rules, and that it is better to agree to the principle that “the ends to justify the means” than to think that the ends do not necessarily justify the means.

Answer 18

False

Question 19

True/False: Kretchmar argued that we should promote Kinesiology more as an auxiliary profession, but a liberal art.

Answer 19

False

Question 20

Which statement is the most accurate description of the four active lifestyles mentioned at teh end of the text (Strenuous Life, Sensuous Life, Spiritual Life, Excellent Life)…

Answer 20

People should adopt at least one of the four styles in order to promote the good life.