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Updated FNES 146 Unit 2 Exam (Ch. 5 - 8)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the key to student learning and teacher success?

a)

Classroom climate

b)

Having a detailed lesson plan book

c)

Abundance of equipment

d)

Testing

2.

What is considered off task time?

a)

Students are helping each other with tasks

b)

Students are acting competitively

c)

Students are dribbling their volleyball like a basketball

d)

Students sit in a group on the side for several minutes discussing strategy

3.

What classroom management strategy is displayed when a teacher is aware of their surroundings and has eyes in the back of their head?

a)

Overlapping

b)

With-it-ness

c)

Back to the wall

d)

Accountability

4.

When discipling students there are 4 infractions to take into consideration. Which of the following is in the correct order from infraction 1 to infraction 4?

a)

First infraction: warning, Second infraction: time-out, Third infraction: loss of privileges and a call to parents or guardians, Fourth infraction: go to the principal’s office

b)

First infraction: Warning, Second infraction: Loss of privileges and a call to parents or guardians, Third Infraction: time-out, Fourth infraction: go to principals office

c)

First infraction: go to principal's office, Second infraction: Warning, Third infraction: Loss of privileges and a call to parents or guardians, fourth infraction: time-out

d)

First infraction: warning, Second infraction: time-out, Third infraction: go to principal's office, Fourth infraction: loss of privileges and a call to parents or guardians

5.

If the teacher gives a student a question and he or she doesn't know the answer the teacher should?

a)

Simply continue to wait until you get a response.

b)

Skip to a different student.

c)

Accept the answer whether it's right or wrong from the student.

d)

Probe by asking a second question or rephrase the first question.

6.

Informing tasks are used to….

a)

Test prior knowledge of the students

b)

Start a lesson or a skill sequence and inform students of how to begin

c)

Test knowledge of students post activity

d)

End a lesson with a discussion

7.

What is the type of feedback that is used when a teacher provides feedback that is aligned with the critical elements of the activity?

a)

Specific feedback

b)

Simple feedback

c)

Descriptive feedback

d)

Congruent feedback

8.

When creating a unit there are things that need to be taken into consideration. Which of the following should you consider the LEAST?

a)

Level of Teacher interest

b)

Skill level of the Learner

c)

Length of Time for the Unit

d)

Desired level of Competence

9.

What is an example of a strategy used to change the difficulty and complexity of tasks?

a)

Modifying the equipment

b)

Changing the size of the playing area

c)

Modifying the rules

d)

All of the above

10.

The skills and intelligence needed for performance competence within the context of a game or activity is referred to as:

a)

Cognitive Intuition

b)

Prior knowledge

c)

Content knowledge

d)

Skill Performing Intelligence

11.

Which is NOT a level of hierarchy of responsibility by Hellison?

a)

Self-direction

b)

Demonstrating responsibility outside the gym

c)

Respecting the rights and feelings of others

d)

Doing whatever you want whenever you want within reason

12.

What PE model uses the Game Performance Assessment Instrument (GPAI) to assess student learning?

a)

Sport Ed Model

b)

Cooperative Games Model

c)

Tactical Games Model

d)

Direct Instruction Model

13.

Which of the following Instructional Methods allows students to learn at their own rate ?

a)

Personalized System for Instruction

b)

Tactical Games Model or Teaching Games for Understanding

c)

Sport Education

d)

Direct Instruction

14.

What does the GPAI assess?

a)

Production

b)

Accuracy

c)

Process

d)

Participation

15.

Which of the following protocols is incorrect when using the GPAI for live gameplay?

a)

Identify 3-5 players

b)

Pick one student and focus on that

student until the play is over

c)

After the play rotate to the next person on the list

d)

None of the above

16.

Which of the following best define an extension task?

a)

A task used to start a lesson or a skill sequence and inform students how to begin

b)

A task that is extensive by nature, such as a 25 minute activity

c)

A task that increases the variability/difficulty of the previous task

d)

An additional or supplemental task

17.

What’s the purpose of refinement tasks?

a)

Provide feedback

b)

Used to improve the quality or efficiency of performance so that students are competent enough to move on to a more difficult task

c)

To see if the student can perform under “game-like” conditions

d)

To start a lesson or a skill sequence and inform students of how to begin

18.

When you are using the sports education instructional model, which of the following is NOT a duty when you are not participating in a game?

a)

Sitting on the sideline

b)

Officiating

c)

Score keeping

d)

Announcing

e)

All choices are correct

19.

The skill of being interrupted, attending to the interruption, and then seamlessly getting back to the original task as though nothing happened is known as...

a)

Pacing

b)

Overlapping

c)

Overdwelling

d)

With-it-ness

20.

There are 5 characteristics of effective instructional feedback. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic...

a)

precise

b)

frequent

c)

differential

d)

positive

e)

All choices are correct