WorksheetsMT Quiz #2 in MPE 1 2nd Sem. 2021-2022 Contributors
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
He is known as the Great Grandfather of Gymnastics and developed the balance bean and the oblique wooden ladder.
Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
Charles Follen
Johann Christoph Friedrich Guts Muts
Johann Bernhard Basedow
He established a school called Philanthropinum, the first school in modern Europe that offered a program where PE was part of the curriculum and he also included gymnastics as part of the daily curriculum devoting up to three hours per day.
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn
Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
Johann Christoph Friedrich Guts Muts
Johann Bernhard Basedow
He is considered the founder of free arm exercises or calisthenics and conducted gymnastics exercises in outdoor gyms so children could sit & concentrate on their studies for longer period of time.
Johann Christoph Friedrich Guts Muts
Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
Adolf Spiess
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn
He is the founder of school gymnastics in Germany and
helped to make PE a part of school life.
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn
Charles Follen
Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
Adolf Spiess
He is the Father of Gymnastics and his name is associated with the “Turnverein”, an association of gymnasts. He instilled in the youth the love for gymnastics.
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn
Adolf Spiess
Johann Christoph Friedrich Guts Muts
Per Henrik Ling
He is considered as the Father of Swedish Gymnastics and invented the vaulting box or Swedish box.
Jean Jacques Rosseau
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn
Charles Follen
Per Henrik Ling
He is the founder of school gymnastics in Germany and
helped to make PE a part of school life.
Adolf Spiess
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn
Johann Christoph Friedrich Guts Muts
Charles Follen
He believed that education should be held in accordance with “nature’s laws” and that if you exercised your body you also exercised your mind.
Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi
Jean Jacques Rosseau
Per Henrik Ling
Franz Nachtegall
He believed that physical education should be organized & administered effectively so that all its potentialities will be realized.
Franz Nachtegall
Adolf Spiess
Per Henrik Ling
Archibald Maclaren
He helped physically underdeveloped & atypical individuals overcome their deficiencies.
Jessie H. Bancroft
Robert Tait McKenzie
Thomas Dennison Wood
Clark Hetherington
His contribution was the Natural Gymnastics.
Clark Hetherington
Thomas Dennison Wood
Jacob Riis
Robert Tait McKenzie
Famous in physical education in the early 20th century and a symbolic of the playground movement in New York.
Jacob Riis
Robert Tait McKenzie
Jessie H. Bancroft
Thomas Dennison Wood
His contribution is to the field of posture & body mechanics.
Robert Tait McKenzie
Jacob Riis
Charles Follen
Jessie H. Bancroft
His contribution was the understanding of children’s play activities in terms of survival & continued participation in physical education.
Clark Hetherington
Thomas Dennison Wood
Jessie H. Bancrof
Robert Tait McKenzie
He is considered as the Father of Physical Education in Denmark and became the Director for the Gymnasts for all Denmark.
Jean Jacques Rosseau
Per Henrik Ling
Franz Nachtegall
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn
He is the director of the first public gymnasium in America.
Adolf Spiess
Charles Follen
Jacob Riis
Friedrich Ludwig Jahn
The physical education activities in Great Britain are the following:
jumping, leaping, crawling, climbing, and running
marching, javelin, swimming, discuss, and hammer throw
hockey, tennis, golf, cricket, and football
none of the above
The danced for a victory in a tribal war is called?
Juna Camote
Pina Pa-ni-lan
Canao
Cockfighting
It is performed by a man going through the motion of gathering honey from a tree.
Pina Pa-ni-lan
Juna Camote
Cockfighting
Canao
Historians believed that this sport is probable to have been introduced by the Malays.
Canao
Cockfighting
Juna Camote
Pina Pa-ni-lan
