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Program Planning Final

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 4hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Leisure programs apply human, fiscal, and other resources to provide:

a)

Physical fitness only

b)

Only competitive sports

c)

Systematic and purposeful recreation experiences

d)

Mandatory activities

2.

Which category of leisure benefits includes self-expression and self-affirmation?

a)

Social

b)

Physical

c)

Emotional

d)

Environmental

3.

“Flow” refers to:

a)

A financial budgeting term

b)

A passive leisure activity

c)

A peak experience involving full immersion

d)

Being bored

4.

Active leisure improves all of the following systems except:

a)

Endocrine

b)

Musculoskeletal

c)

Cardiovascular

d)

Nervous

5.

Stress occurs when:

a)

Someone exercises too much

b)

There is imbalance between demand and ability to cope

c)

People are bored

d)

An event is too exciting

6.

Quality of life is defined as:

a)

A person’s ability to run long distances

b)

Satisfaction from educational experiences

c)

A person’s position within their culture/value system

d)

How much money a person earns

7.

Programmed leisure refers to:

a)

Improvised activities

b)

Mandatory training

c)

Intentional, organized leisure experiences delivered by an agency

d)

Unorganized free play

8.

The programmer’s role includes:

a)

Only developing marketing material

b)

Doing facility maintenance only

c)

Planning, coordinating, executing, and evaluating programs

d)

Only supervising events

9.

Which is NOT a type of leisure service system?

a)

Medical emergency systems

b)

Therapeutic recreation services

c)

Nonprofits

d)

Governmental agencies

10.

Private membership organizations focus on:

a)

Open access for all

b)

Government regulations

c)

Youth-at-risk programs

d)

Giving members what they want

11.

Which quality is essential for programmers?

a)

Rigidity

b)

Dishonesty

c)

Isolation

d)

Empathy

12.

Organizational philosophy provides:

a)

A financial goal

b)

A list of employees

c)

Framework for planning

d)

A calendar of events

13.

A vision statement identifies:

a)

Only budgets

b)

Overall direction/future

c)

Marketing techniques

d)

Daily tasks

14.

Environmental scanning involves:

a)

Writing job descriptions

b)

Hiring employees

c)

Cleaning the facility

d)

Studying trends and issues affecting the organization

15.

Which is an existing information base?

a)

Census data

b)

Social media posts

16.

Which is a source for reviewing trends?

a)

Athlete performance

b)

Futurists

c)

Past scandals

d)

Facility rentals

17.

The network of individual constituents includes:

a)

International governments only

b)

Donors and sponsors

c)

Teachers only

d)

Police departments only

18.

All constituents should be treated as:

a)

Customers

b)

Volunteers

c)

Competitors

d)

Supervisors

19.

Which is an example of a group constituent?

a)

Single donors

b)

Task forces

c)

Anonymous participants

d)

Family members

20.

Public meetings:

a)

Are only for staff

b)

Give the public a voice in program decisions

c)

Are optional for government agencies

d)

Are secret

21.

Activity areas include:

a)

Only arts

b)

Only outdoor recreation

c)

Only youth programming

d)

Sports, aquatics, dance

22.

Adventure programs require:

a)

Low participant readiness

b)

No supervision

c)

No planning

d)

Dynamic leaders familiar with logistics

23.

Drama activities should include:

a)

No flexibility

b)

Only active formats

c)

A progression from simple to complex

d)

Only large productions

24.

Social recreation activities should:

a)

Be unpredictable

b)

Build to higher excitement

c)

Have no leader

d)

Avoid interaction

25.

Instructional programs require:

a)

Unlimited participants

b)

Highly structured teaching

c)

Limited leadership

d)

Random scheduling

26.

Activity analysis breaks an activity into:

a)

Leadership styles

b)

Marketing strategies

c)

Facility layouts

d)

Parts to understand structure and demands

27.

Product quality is measured by:

a)

Budgets

b)

Customer opinions

c)

Staff perceptions

d)

Supervisor feedback only

28.

Positive disconfirmation occurs when:

a)

Service is better than expected

b)

Service is worse than expected

c)

Service meets expectations exactly

d)

No expectations exist

29.

Diversity in programming means:

a)

Focusing only on youth

b)

Serving all populations effectively

c)

Only serving adults

d)

Eliminating specialized programs

30.

Successful change depends on:

a)

Relative advantage and compatibility

b)

Budget increases only

c)

Eliminating trialability

d)

Dynamic staffing only

31.

Leisure improves social, emotional, and physical well-being.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Most leisure interactions occur outside leisure settings.

a)

False

b)

True

33.

Wellness emphasizes personal responsibility for health.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

Programmers only work in parks and recreation settings.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

Environmental scanning is optional.

a)

False

b)

True

36.

Special events require more planning than typical programs.

a)

False

b)

True

37.

Customer satisfaction is influenced by expectations and perceptions.

a)

False

b)

True

38.

Efficiency means using resources economically.

a)

False

b)

True

39.

Activity modification adapts activities to participant ability.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

Partnerships help expand program delivery.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

Match each philosophical concept with its description.

a)

Pragmatism – Practical consequences

b)

Idealism – People work toward perfection

c)

Existentialism – Freedom is the most important value

d)

Realism – Focus on cause and effect

e)

Humanism – Focus on individual experiences

42.

Pragmatism best aligns with which description?

a)

Individual experiences focus

b)

Cause and effect emphasis

c)

Perfection as ultimate goal

d)

Freedom as supreme value

e)

Practical consequences

43.

Idealism best aligns with which description?

a)

Freedom as supreme value

b)

Individual experiences focus

c)

Cause and effect emphasis

d)

People work toward perfection

e)

Practical consequences

44.

Realism best aligns with which description?

a)

People work toward perfection

b)

Practical consequences

c)

Focus on cause and effect

d)

Freedom as supreme value

e)

Individual experiences focus

45.

Humanism best aligns with which description?

a)

Focus on individual experiences

b)

Practical consequences

c)

People work toward perfection

d)

Focus on cause and effect

e)

Freedom as supreme value

46.

Existentialism best aligns with which description?

a)

Practical consequences

b)

People work toward perfection

c)

Freedom is the most important value

d)

Focus on cause and effect

e)

Focus on individual experiences

47.

Open facility is best described as which type of participation?

a)

Serving needs proactively

b)

Large events, extra planning

c)

Judging ability levels

d)

Drop-in, casual participation

e)

Examining patterns for guidance

48.

Competition primarily involves which activity?

a)

Serving needs proactively

b)

Large events, extra planning

c)

Drop-in, casual participation

d)

Examining patterns for guidance

e)

Judging performances/ability levels

49.

Advocacy in programming means what?

a)

Drop-in, casual participation

b)

Large events, extra planning

c)

Serving participant needs proactively

d)

Examining patterns for guidance

e)

Judging performances/ability levels

50.

Trend analysis is best defined as what?

a)

Large events requiring extra planning

b)

Examining patterns to guide programming

c)

Drop-in, casual participation

d)

Judging performances/ability levels

e)

Serving participant needs proactively