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UNIT 2: CHARACTERISTICS, TYPES AND CLASSIFICATIONS OF TRG

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A game is undertaken for enjoyment and for educational purposes.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

2.

A game is characterized by mechanics, challenges and interaction.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

3.

A traditional game is run on a local level.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

4.

A traditional game has mechanics that can sometimes be modified.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

5.

A traditional game provides the player with a limited function.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

6.

A traditional game uses basic skills.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

7.

A traditional game limits participation to either men or women or boys and girls.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

8.

A traditional game lacks specific borders or specialized amenities.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

9.

A traditional game does not use expensive equipment.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

10.

A traditional game is managed by the players rather than the referee.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

11.

A traditional game gives men or boys the chance to compete and challenge themselves but women (girls) have the chance to develop collaboration.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

12.

A traditional game uses observation and imitation methods of learning.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

13.

A traditional game uses observation and imitation methods of learning.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

14.

The outcome is determined by the physical and motor skills of the players such as endurance, strength, coordination, agility, etc.,

a)

Games of Physical Skills

b)

Game of Stratedy

c)

Games of Chance

d)

Games of Memory

15.

The outcome is determined by players' luck (good or bad). These games combine luck with physical skills and/or strategy.

a)

Games of Physical Skills

b)

Game of Stratedy

c)

Games of Chance

d)

Games of Memory

16.

The outcome is determined by players' ability to remember and this challenges the memory.

a)

Games of Physical Skills

b)

Game of Stratedy

c)

Games of Chance

d)

Games of Memory

17.

The outcome is determined by players' musical skills combined with skills to provide the beat or cadence for performance.

a)

Games of Rhythm

b)

Game of Stratedy

c)

Games of Chance

d)

Games of Memory

18.

The outcome is determined by players' ability to copy either one another or some other person or thing.

a)

Games of Rhythm

b)

Game of Simulation

c)

Games of Chance

d)

Games of Memory

19.

The outcome is determined by players' ability to combine memory and strategy skills.

a)

Games of Rhythm

b)

Game of Simulation

c)

Games of Chance

d)

Verbal Games

20.

A game played for stakes in the hope of winning including the payment of a prize for a chance to win a prize.

a)

Games of Rhythm

b)

Gambling Games

c)

Games of Chance

d)

Verbal Games

21.

A game in which the object is to guess some kind of information such as a word, phrase, title, or the location of an object.

a)

Guessing Game

b)

Gambling Games

c)

Mimicry Games

d)

Imitation Games

22.

Players copy actions, sounds, and appearances of people, objects, or animals from their environment.

a)

Mimicry Games

b)

Dramatic Games

c)

Mimicry Games

d)

Imitation Games

23.

Players copy the skill performance of others, usually in an effort to become skillful themselves.

a)

Mimicry Games

b)

Dramatic Games

c)

Mimicry Games

d)

Imitation Games

24.

Players act out situations and try different roles.

a)

Mimicry Games

b)

Dramatic Games

c)

Mimicry Games

d)

Imitation Games

25.

Most of the mechanics are chosen to reflect what the real-world consequences would be of each player action and decision.

a)

Mimicry Games

b)

Dramatic Games

c)

Simulation Games

d)

Imitation Games

26.

A classification of traditional and recreational games that focus on man and insect, man and birds, man and domesticated animals and man and other animals.

a)

Ordinary Games

b)

Jokes and Trickster

c)

Formula Games

d)

Animals participating in man's games

27.

A classification of traditional and recreational games that focus on physical games and games of dexterity.

a)

Ordinary Games

b)

Jokes and Trickster

c)

Formula Games

d)

Animals participating in man's games

28.

A classification of traditional and recreational games that focus on practical jokes, power and play, guessing games, hiding and hunting, and games of chance.

a)

Ordinary Games

b)

Jokes and Trickster

c)

Formula Games

d)

Animals participating in man's games

29.

A classification of traditional and recreational games that focus on cumulative games, circular games, games avoiding all pronouns and verbal jousts.

a)

Ordinary Games

b)

Jokes and Trickster

c)

Formula Games

d)

Animals participating in man's games

30.

A classification of traditional and recreational games that focus on the manipulation of objects, hitting objects, throwing, climbing, and balancing.

a)

Games of Dexterity

b)

Jokes and Trickster

c)

Mimetic or Drama Games

d)

Physical Games

31.

Regular exercise or playing healthy games makes the heart muscles stronger and more efficient.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body

32.

The heartbeats of an athlete do not increase even when doing physical exertion and revert to the normal rate afterward.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body

33.

Breathing becomes rapid, and deeper and increases quantities of oxygen.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body

34.

It promotes, strengthens, and develops the muscles.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body

35.

It supports the joints and increases the efficiency of the muscles.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body

36.

It opens the pores and provides efficient disposal of impurities and dirt.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body

37.

The heat of the body rises while at play.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body

38.

It promotes the burning of toxic substances in the body.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body

39.

During exercise, your heart typically beats faster so that more blood gets out to your body.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body

40.

Even little exertion sends the pulse rate of a sedentary person rocketing.

a)

Heart and Circulatory System

b)

The Respiratory System

c)

The Musculature

d)

The Skin

e)

Temperature of the Body