Projectiles and water increase liability in PE classes

From maturation to maturation plus experience

The largest body parts are the slowest and move first.

Activities that require agility and lower-body strength

It was catalogued fm the 30s-40s, prog. less fm the 50s-80s.

bigger; smaller; fewer; a different

Eating right provides energy 4 Exer. & can control appetite

Exercising releases endorphins, generating euphoria.

PE tchrs must inst stdt n callin for&backin away fm flyballs

COG varies according to the body parts’ positions.

All players can use heads or torsos on the ball

4 diff rsns, post has been = imp 2 both earlier and l8r thrs

The ratio of weight to height squared

The skater with longer arms will rotate faster.

Comparing new movement skills to those previously learned

These are all typical effects of substance abuse.

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Physical Education Praxis Content & Design 5095 Pt. 1

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1
Answer the Following
specificity
progression
adaptation
overload
2
Answer the Following
Projectiles and water increase liability in PE classes
Other classes travel just as often on field trips, and so on
Other classes are just as likely to be outdoors.
The sizes of classes are similar in both cases.
3
Answer the Following
Wrestling
Shot-putting
Gymnastics
High jump
4
Answer the Following
Impaired and low energy
Impaired depth perception
Impaired judgment in general
Impaired physical coordination
5
Answer the Following
Gluteus minimus
Gracilis
Gastrocnemius
Tensor fasciae latae
6
Answer the following
The integumentary system
The muscular system
The skeletal system
The lymphatic system
7
Answer the Following
From experience to maturation plus experience
From experience by itself to maturation by itself
From maturation to maturation plus experience
From maturation by itself to experience by itself
8
Answer the following
Regardless of speed, all parts move at the same times.
The largest body parts are the slowest and move last.
The largest body parts are the slowest and move first.
The smallest body parts are the fastest and move first.
9
Answer the Following
The breaststroke
All these
The crawl
The butterfly
10
Answer the Following
Activities that require agility and lower-body strength
Activities of all these types
Activities that require more upper-body strength
Activities that involve participant body contact
11
Answer the Following
It was desc. through steady, cont research from the 40s-80s.
Rsrchrs lckd the tech 2 exp it until pion. wk n the 60s&70s
Due 2 mtrtnl thry, its desc. was ltd n the 40s, ↑ in the 50s
It was catalogued fm the 30s-40s, prog. less fm the 50s-80s.
12
Answer the Following
smaller; bigger; more; the same
smaller; smaller; more; the same
bigger; smaller; fewer; a different
bigger; bigger; fewer; a different
13
Answer the Following
Eating right provides energy 4 Exer. & can control appetite
Exer. reg & energetically enables you to eat anything u want
Exer. prevents ↑ BP & cholesterol more than diet does
Eating diet rich in Ca prevents bone dens. ↓ but Exer. won't
14
Answer the Following
effort
flow
rythym
speed
15
Answer the Following
HIV & AIDS transmission
Death
Organ damage
Avascular necrosis
16
Answer the Following
Planes
Personal Space
Locations and Levels
Directions
17
Answer the Following
inhales; exhales
exhales; inhales
creates; absorbs
delivers; expels
18
Answer the Following
Exercising regularly prevents and relieves depression
Exercising can reduce one’s blood pressure and pulse
Exercising lowers the risk of heart attacks and strokes
Exercising releases endorphins, generating euphoria.
19
Answer the Following
PE classes can incl adv gym safely by having group spotters.
PE tchrs must inst stdt n callin for&backin away fm flyballs
PE teachers cmmnly and safely disc stdnts with strns exer
PE classes as well as extrac act can incl trampolines safely
20
Answer the Following
COG is in the same location for each human body.
COG is the same as center of mass or of pressure.
COG varies according to the body parts’ positions.
COG varies among bodies but is constant for each.
21
Answer the Following
Time
Balance
Flow
Force
22
Answer the Following
No player can touch the ball with arms or hands
All players can use heads or torsos on the ball
Each soccer team is composed of nine players
The FIFA World Cup is an annual soccer event.
23
Answer the Following
As evi. of grwng crbrl ctrl, post was more imp 2 clas. thrs.
4 diff rsns, post has been = imp 2 both earlier and l8r thrs
N both clas&contemp thrs, post is a minor pt of mtr dvlpmnt.
As the biomech basis of act, post is mre imp 2 contemp thrs.
24
Answer the Following
The ratio of body fat to muscle cubed
The ratio of weight to height squared
The ratio of abdominal fat to total fat
The ratio of total fat to overall weight
25
Answer the Following
The skater with shorter arms will rotate faster.
With equal force, they will turn at equal speed.
Torque involves an axis, not the perpendicular.
The skater with longer arms will rotate faster.
26
Answer the Following
All three levels
The middle level
The highest level
The lowest level
27
Answer the following
Comparing new movement skills to those previously learned
Giving all students equal respons for their own learning
Using universal language in communicating with all students
Keeping times shorter during instruction and demonstrations
28
Answer the Following
symmetrical or asymmetrical
the relationship of near and far
together or with opposition
the relationship of on or off
29
Answer the Following
A shy student becomes more sociable.
These are all typical effects of substance abuse.
An outgoing student becomes withdrawn.
An inhibited student becomes more impulsive.
30
Answer the following
Class environments
Transportation
Instruction
Supervision

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