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Following a unit on running, a physical education teacher assesses students' participation based on their
target heart rate. Ben, a student with cerebral palsy who uses a cane, has an impaired ability to achieve a
target heart rate while running. Which of the following modifications is most appropriate for the teacher
to use to assess Ben's participation? - (answer)Using a pedometer instead of a heart rate monitor to
determine whether Ben walks a predetermined number of steps
Which of the following is the opposing movement to plantar flexion? - (answer)Dorsiflexion
Which of the following physical movements best incorporates the biomechanical principle of optimal
projection? - (answer)Kicking a soccer ball into the upper corner of a goal
Which of the following phases of the tennis serve positions the body segments to generate potential
energy? - (answer)Loading phase
During a lesson on locomotor skills, a physical education teacher wants to provide variability of skill
practice. Which of the following movements includes practice in both spatial awareness and locomotor
skills? - (answer)Hopping in a zigzag pathway
Which of the following movements best applies the principles of force projection and absorption for the
development of locomotor skills? - (answer)Jumping rope independently
Which of the following activities best demonstrates agility? - (answer)Running quickly while weaving
through cones
Which of the following outcomes is a potential metabolic response to overtraining? - (answer)Decreased
immune system functioning
Which of the following muscles create movement when one contracts and the other extends? -
(answer)Hamstring and quadriceps
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Which of the following parts of a neuron is primarily responsible for the transmission of stimuli? -
(answer)Axon
Which of the following sports was originally devised in 1946 in an effort to rehabilitate Second World
War veterans who were visually impaired? - (answer)Goalball
Which of the following activities best helps develop student mastery of critical elements needed for a
competent dance performance? - (answer)Moving across the floor using dance steps that require a shift
of weight from one foot to another
Which of the following is generally considered a breach of etiquette when playing golf? - (answer)Placing
your golf bag on the teeing area
Because of scheduling issues, a high school physical education class has increased to 45 students. The
teacher is concerned that each student will not have enough time to actively participate in all of the
activities offered in class. Which of the following strategies is most appropriate for the teacher to
implement to provide the best possible instruction? - (answer)Setting up a series of stations focusing on
different tasks so that a group that has mastered an objective can move onto the next skill
Recent research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDCC D C) indicates certain
associations between alcohol and drug use and students' academic achievements, although the report
notes that the associations do not prove causation. Which of the following does the research show? -
(answer)Students with higher grades are less likely to use alcohol and drugs than are their classmates
with lower grades.
Question:
Which of the following teacher strategies best allows students to use self-assessment in the physical
education environment? - (answer)Asking students to contribute to the creation of a rubric that defines
success for a particular skill
, PE PRAXIS 5091 ETS.ORG NEW SET WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
In accordance with the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSAE S S A), physical education teachers and
performing arts teachers can best collaborate with cross-curricular content by doing which of the
following? - (answer)Developing evidence-based standards and implementation guides
Which of the following instructional strategies is the most developmentally appropriate way to teach
students who are in the cognitive stage of motor development of a new skill? - (answer)Verbalizing and
demonstrating the steps of the new motor skill
Compared to the earliest stages of running, which TWO of the following tend to change as a child
progresses to the most mature stage? - (answer)The support leg extends fully at takeoff
The arms swing vertically in opposition to the legs
Which of the following is best described as a self-designed student activity that demonstrates learning at
the end of a unit and allows the teacher to assess the psychomotor and cognitive domains? -
(answer)Event task
A physical education teacher takes notes while observing students participating in a softball lesson.
Which of the following is an observation written by the teacher that best supports the affective domain?
- (answer)"Camille left the batter's box and threw down the bat when she struck out during the game."
Which of the following strategies is most likely to help a young gymnast develop fundamental movement
skills? - (answer)Participating in unorganized daily activities
Which THREE of the following actions are examples of relationships within movement concepts? -
(answer)Placing an object in front of the body
Arranging parts of the body to match a position the teacher makes
Positioning the legs together when stretching
AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
Following a unit on running, a physical education teacher assesses students' participation based on their
target heart rate. Ben, a student with cerebral palsy who uses a cane, has an impaired ability to achieve a
target heart rate while running. Which of the following modifications is most appropriate for the teacher
to use to assess Ben's participation? - (answer)Using a pedometer instead of a heart rate monitor to
determine whether Ben walks a predetermined number of steps
Which of the following is the opposing movement to plantar flexion? - (answer)Dorsiflexion
Which of the following physical movements best incorporates the biomechanical principle of optimal
projection? - (answer)Kicking a soccer ball into the upper corner of a goal
Which of the following phases of the tennis serve positions the body segments to generate potential
energy? - (answer)Loading phase
During a lesson on locomotor skills, a physical education teacher wants to provide variability of skill
practice. Which of the following movements includes practice in both spatial awareness and locomotor
skills? - (answer)Hopping in a zigzag pathway
Which of the following movements best applies the principles of force projection and absorption for the
development of locomotor skills? - (answer)Jumping rope independently
Which of the following activities best demonstrates agility? - (answer)Running quickly while weaving
through cones
Which of the following outcomes is a potential metabolic response to overtraining? - (answer)Decreased
immune system functioning
Which of the following muscles create movement when one contracts and the other extends? -
(answer)Hamstring and quadriceps
,PE PRAXIS 5091 ETS.ORG NEW SET WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
Which of the following parts of a neuron is primarily responsible for the transmission of stimuli? -
(answer)Axon
Which of the following sports was originally devised in 1946 in an effort to rehabilitate Second World
War veterans who were visually impaired? - (answer)Goalball
Which of the following activities best helps develop student mastery of critical elements needed for a
competent dance performance? - (answer)Moving across the floor using dance steps that require a shift
of weight from one foot to another
Which of the following is generally considered a breach of etiquette when playing golf? - (answer)Placing
your golf bag on the teeing area
Because of scheduling issues, a high school physical education class has increased to 45 students. The
teacher is concerned that each student will not have enough time to actively participate in all of the
activities offered in class. Which of the following strategies is most appropriate for the teacher to
implement to provide the best possible instruction? - (answer)Setting up a series of stations focusing on
different tasks so that a group that has mastered an objective can move onto the next skill
Recent research by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDCC D C) indicates certain
associations between alcohol and drug use and students' academic achievements, although the report
notes that the associations do not prove causation. Which of the following does the research show? -
(answer)Students with higher grades are less likely to use alcohol and drugs than are their classmates
with lower grades.
Question:
Which of the following teacher strategies best allows students to use self-assessment in the physical
education environment? - (answer)Asking students to contribute to the creation of a rubric that defines
success for a particular skill
, PE PRAXIS 5091 ETS.ORG NEW SET WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS!!
In accordance with the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSAE S S A), physical education teachers and
performing arts teachers can best collaborate with cross-curricular content by doing which of the
following? - (answer)Developing evidence-based standards and implementation guides
Which of the following instructional strategies is the most developmentally appropriate way to teach
students who are in the cognitive stage of motor development of a new skill? - (answer)Verbalizing and
demonstrating the steps of the new motor skill
Compared to the earliest stages of running, which TWO of the following tend to change as a child
progresses to the most mature stage? - (answer)The support leg extends fully at takeoff
The arms swing vertically in opposition to the legs
Which of the following is best described as a self-designed student activity that demonstrates learning at
the end of a unit and allows the teacher to assess the psychomotor and cognitive domains? -
(answer)Event task
A physical education teacher takes notes while observing students participating in a softball lesson.
Which of the following is an observation written by the teacher that best supports the affective domain?
- (answer)"Camille left the batter's box and threw down the bat when she struck out during the game."
Which of the following strategies is most likely to help a young gymnast develop fundamental movement
skills? - (answer)Participating in unorganized daily activities
Which THREE of the following actions are examples of relationships within movement concepts? -
(answer)Placing an object in front of the body
Arranging parts of the body to match a position the teacher makes
Positioning the legs together when stretching
