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WorksheetsCSET 3 Study Guide
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
When first graders are given the choice to make changes to a game and make their own rules, what psychosocial development are they working on?
Fair play
Taking turns
A child with high functioning autism may struggle with...
Following directions
Grade level academic work
Socialization/Social Skills
Making art
Which of these physical activities involve executing static balance?
Kicking a ball
Group dance
Basketball
Headstand or handstand
What is the heart rate goal for cardiovascular strength for an elementary student?
At least 220 beats
The product of their age multiplied by 10
Above the normal maximum heart rate
60-80% of their maximum heart rate
A 12 year old boy who is figuring out his self-identity will most likely...
Focus on close adults and challenge their behaviors/decisions
Have trouble making friends
Do well academically
Follow directions and participate goodnaturedly
A child who regularly participates in PE will perform better than peers who do not because...
They know how to follow rules
Physical activity feeds academic motivation
After a theater performance, what questions can we ask to see if the performance was successful?
Was the performance effective?
Was the performance worth doing?
Critique the theme development
How well did the actors do?
What can you do if the student knows certain attributes of boys and girls and how they would learn in the classroom?
Will mainly attempt to focus on those interests
Will respond better to certain teaching styles than others
Will excel in certain academic areas confidently
What idea supports the principle of multiple intelligences?
Different children learn from various experiences in different ways
All children experience growth and development at pretty much the same rate
What are characteristics of traditional Chinese/Japanese music?
Duple and triple meter
Similar harmonies/melodies
Pentatonic melodies
Dorian
What dance became a big hit during the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s and 1930s?
Cha cha
Salsa
Swing
What does the "Migrant Mother" photograph by Dorothea Lange try to convey?
Photographic techniques
Commentary on social conditions during that time
What might emotional abuse from a significant adult do to a child?
Make social interactions harder
Make child more independent
Undermine self worth
What does socio-dramatic play do for development?
Provide many opportunities for different roles
Learn about cooperation
What is an example of the highest level of moral reasoning for a 5th grader?
"I want the colored pencils now"
"If I don't invite people to the birthday party, there will be some that get their feelings hurt"
"I will help you because you helped me with your project"
"The rules are no running so I'm not because I don't want to get in trouble"
What is the best locomotor dance that involves third graders going clockwise and counterclockwise?
Waltz
Circular line dance
Twist
What is duple and triple most commonly referring to in music?
Meter
Melody
Pitch
A teacher prepares an activity called bear crawl where students have to bend the top of their body and touch the floor with their hands in order to walk on all fours. The teachers explains they have to reach their hand forward and foot on the same side to move and do the same in the opposite direction. What is the purpose of this activity?
Transfer weight and weight-bearing skills
Nonlocomotor skills
If an actor is given a bunch of tongue twisters to say out loud as fast as they can, what is this working on?
Diction
Projection
What is a warm up for? Why do we warm up before physical activity?
Circulation for the heart
Reduce stress
Children don't know the limitations of their body
Children's musculoskeletal system is still developing so they are prone to injury (reduces risk of injury)
Biomechanical and games/activities with movement work on stability. Which factor affects stability?
Momentum
Torque
Center of mass
Centrifugal force
What is the appropriate response during improv acting when the first actor asks a question or makes an offer to the second actor?
To accept the offer and expand on it
To refuse the offer
To start a new idea
How does socioeconomic status contribute to a student's ability to learn?
Low income students may lack access to technology or learning tools at home
Norms may cause students to not perform as well
Unspoken thoughts about performance
How can you promote self-control in students?
Have minor limitations and let them participate until they get tired of the activity
Let them pick their center
Give children rewards after achievements
Give praise without acknowledgment
Teacher is organizing a field day for 1st graders and wants them to play flag football and ultimate frisbee. This is...
Appropriate because they will work on team building
Inappropriate because they don't have the skills to listen to simple instructions
In appropriate because they do not yet have the skills to play on teams with their peers
Why is obesity harmful to a 10 year old?
Diabetes, high blood pressure, etc.
They will grow out of it
A student with obesity has a plan to participate in bicycling and basketball without a mandatory time amount. Is this beneficial?
Any exercise is beneficial to children at this age
Children's cardiovascular reaction is not the same as adults
Young children with change activities after 20 minutes
What is likely to happen during a growth spurt of a child age 6-10?
Decreased appetite
Temporary awkwardness in mobility and coordination
Sudden spike of improvement in fine motor skills
Lack of vitamins for bones and muscles
How does physical development affect maturity?
Boys who mature faster are more confident physically
Girls who mature faster are more emotionally mature
Boys who undergo late maturity have higher self confidence
Girls who undergo later maturity are emotionally immature
Students are on the playground walking on the balance beam. If they fall off they want to cut everyone in line. An argument breaks out and the group discusses it. They decided that if they don't get halfway they can have another try. What does PE help build?
Problem solving skills
Setting group goals and helping achieve them
Taking turns
Locomotor skills
Which has the most range of pitch in written music?
The one with the most range in notes
The one with the smallest range in notes
What kind of song would be good for someone who wanted to vocalize romance?
Ballad
Folk song
What is a characteristic of modern art?
Impressionism
Realism
Abstractism
Which one of these social emotional tasks would be extremely difficult for a 5 year old?
Ability to distinguish letters and sounds in a systematic way
Ability to understand that one's views (perception) are different from others
How does socioeconomic status affect the self-identity of a 5th grader?
Unspoken thoughts about what the future holds, job, career, amounting in life
The attention the student shows to their best friend
The value a student places on making friends
What would the benefit of regular exercise be?
Reduce stress
Increase in resting heart rate
Improved cardiovascular breathing
Less need for liquids
Teacher shows students dance from different regions and tells them about the origin every month? What is the purpose?
To appreciate cultural diversity
To show how various individuals use movement
To listen to rhythmic patterns
Students' success in solving interpersonal problems is most likely due to their development in...
Understanding other points of view
Taking turns
Exercises that have participants exploring levels, pathways, and directions benefit dancers. What is the teacher teaching students about?
Working on space in dance
Working on rhythm in dance
What choreography device is best for repetitive movement patterns?
Space
Energy
Repetition
Tempo
Why might a dancer use improv dance?
To freely express themselves through music
To have a feel for the music
