CSET multiple subject subtest 3

Which of the following sources of bias is generally important to consider when assessing a child anecdotally?

Piaget’s stages of cognitive development, of the following first begins to occur during the Concrete Operational Stage?

The understanding that objects continue to exist even if they are outside one’s field of perception is known as ______.

Jogging one mile four times per week would be most effective in improving a child’s __________?

Which of the following would not be considered a sociocultural factor influencing individual development?

Which of the following components are most important to a mature football throw?

A group of birth defects caused by brain damage that affect control of movement are known as ______.

Which of the following is highest in unsaturated fat?

Which of the following aspects of the game of basketball would not be considered a locomotor skill?

__ space is a term for the area not occupied by the focus or subject of a painting.

Which of the following is an appropriate goal for a third-grade physical education student?

A child with a medium build would most likely excel at physical activities involving ________.

following dance styles would be most appropriate for teaching third graders basic movement patterns and listening skills

following activities would be most valuable in helping a student learn leadership skills and personal responsibility?

Which of the following is not a benefit directly linked with increased physical activity?

building blocks, and then later reassembles the toy without assistance. This could be best described as an example of _.

theatrical staging in which thereno cleardistinction betweenspace of audience and the space occupied by the performers

A third grade teacher notices that most of the girls in her class have neater handwriting than the boys.

Peer groups, clothing choices, and activity choices become increasingly important to adolescents because they _______.

Which of the following terms could be used to describe the quick tempo of a traditional Polka?

American Football is most closely related to which other sport?

In dramatic directing, the term "blocking" typically refers to ____________.

placement of the three women in the foreground most strongly supports which of the following thematic interpretations?

Sudden onset of wetting and inflicting self-harm are typical symptoms of _________.

students are asked to compare the movements of dancers to those of various animals would be most useful for teaching _.

The composition above is written in what key?

The image above is an example of which style of art?

A child with a secure attachment to her caregiver usually develops a sense of __________.

Positive role models are considered to be important during a child’s early development because _________.

In baseball, which of the following is not a way in which a player is automatically out?

One example of a “non-traditional” intelligence model is Sternberg’s Triarchic intelligence model. Sternberg’s theory.

When working with a diabetic student you should do all of the following except ______.

In most social dances, the movement of the partner who follows is based on _________.

The President’s Fitness Challenge is a program encouraging students and teachers to focus on:

The Wheels on the Bus children the fundamentals of music and vocal performance for all of the following reasons, except:

A child sings into a hairbrush. This could be considered an example of __________.