CWTS MOD 5-6

1. What is the definition of leisure as time?

• A. Activities done for enjoyment in one's free time

• B. Time free from work and obligations.

• C. A state of mind focusing on freedom and choice.

• D. Participation in recreational activities.

2. Leisure as a state of mind emphasizes:

• A. Freedom and intrinsic motivation.

• B. Physical activity and competition

• C. Social obligations during free time.

• D. Structure and rules

What is recreation?

• A. A state of mind that includes free will and choice

• B. Any activity that provides relaxation or enjoyment.

• C. A competitive event with set rules

• D. Time spent away from home.

4. What does the term "active leisure" refer to?

• A. Physical or recreational activities.

• B. Mental relaxation.

• C. Spending time doing nothing.

• D. Watching movies

5. Which of the following is an example of passive leisure?

• A. Playing basketball

• B. Reading a book

• C. Jogging

• D. Swimming

6. According to Huizinga, play is characterized by:

• A. Productivity and efficiency.

• B. Voluntary participation and intrinsic motivation.

• C. Strict rules and competition.

• D. Practicality and necessity

7. Play is considered important for:

• A. Developing motor and social skills

• B. Accomplishing professional goals.

• C. Performing routine activities.

• D. Learning strict discipline

8. Which theory of play is associated with releasing pent-up energy?

• A. Surplus Energy Theory

• B. Relaxation Theory

• C. Catharsis Theory

• D. Instinct-Practice Theory

9. What is the main focus of Froebel’s idea of play?

• A. Productivity

• B. Connection with goodness and divine

• C. Winning competitions

• D. Meeting physical health goals

10. The term "intrinsic motivation" in play means:

• A. Motivation driven by external rewards.

• B. Motivation arising from internal satisfaction.

• C. Motivation to achieve competitive success.

• D. Motivation focused on group participation.