Coaching Principles Final Exam UPDATED
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers
Extrinsic Motivation - CORRECT ANSWER Rewards provided to athletes by others, or
externally.
(Trophies, medals, money)
Intrinsic Motivation - CORRECT ANSWER Those feeling, which are internally
satisfying, when athletes participate in sport.
(Having fun, feeling competent)
3 elements of Intrinsic motivation? - CORRECT ANSWER The desire for Knowledge
Accomplisment
Stimulation, Physical Sensation.
Engel v. Vitale 1962 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits the recitation of school-sponsored
non-sectarian prayer.
Wallace v. Jaffree 1985 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits teachers from setting aside time
for prayer activities.
Lee v. Weisman 1992 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits school-sponsored prayer at
commencement deliver by an invite clergy.
Jager v. Douglas 1989 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits clergy from conducting
invocation prior to football games.
Doe v. Duncanville Independent School District 1995 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits a
coach from leading prayer before practice and games.
, Borden v. East Brunswick School District 2008 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits a coach
form endorsing student-led prayer by kneeling and bowing his head with the team.
Matthews v. Kountze Independent School District - CORRECT ANSWER Banners that
included religious messages were permitted under the constitution.
Aerobic (slow glycolysis) - CORRECT ANSWER -With oxygen, for longer duration and
less intense physical activity. (long distance running/cycling)
--Uses carbohydrates and fat, combined with oxygen, to produce glucose, which is converted to
ATP.
Anaerobic - CORRECT ANSWER For immediate movement and very intense exercise.
(sprinting, jumping, baseball running)
Muscular strength - CORRECT ANSWER Maximum amount of force that a muscle can
generate in a single effort
Muscular Endurance - CORRECT ANSWER The ability of a muscle to repeatedly
contract or sustain a continuos contraction involving less than maximum force.
Speed - CORRECT ANSWER The ability to move the body or parts of it very quickly.
(combination of reaction time and movement time)
Muscular power - CORRECT ANSWER The ability to exert muscular strength quickly.
Power - CORRECT ANSWER strength and speed combined.
Carbohydrate and Fat - CORRECT ANSWER the major energy sources of energy.
ACTUAL Exam Questions and CORRECT
Answers
Extrinsic Motivation - CORRECT ANSWER Rewards provided to athletes by others, or
externally.
(Trophies, medals, money)
Intrinsic Motivation - CORRECT ANSWER Those feeling, which are internally
satisfying, when athletes participate in sport.
(Having fun, feeling competent)
3 elements of Intrinsic motivation? - CORRECT ANSWER The desire for Knowledge
Accomplisment
Stimulation, Physical Sensation.
Engel v. Vitale 1962 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits the recitation of school-sponsored
non-sectarian prayer.
Wallace v. Jaffree 1985 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits teachers from setting aside time
for prayer activities.
Lee v. Weisman 1992 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits school-sponsored prayer at
commencement deliver by an invite clergy.
Jager v. Douglas 1989 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits clergy from conducting
invocation prior to football games.
Doe v. Duncanville Independent School District 1995 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits a
coach from leading prayer before practice and games.
, Borden v. East Brunswick School District 2008 - CORRECT ANSWER Prohibits a coach
form endorsing student-led prayer by kneeling and bowing his head with the team.
Matthews v. Kountze Independent School District - CORRECT ANSWER Banners that
included religious messages were permitted under the constitution.
Aerobic (slow glycolysis) - CORRECT ANSWER -With oxygen, for longer duration and
less intense physical activity. (long distance running/cycling)
--Uses carbohydrates and fat, combined with oxygen, to produce glucose, which is converted to
ATP.
Anaerobic - CORRECT ANSWER For immediate movement and very intense exercise.
(sprinting, jumping, baseball running)
Muscular strength - CORRECT ANSWER Maximum amount of force that a muscle can
generate in a single effort
Muscular Endurance - CORRECT ANSWER The ability of a muscle to repeatedly
contract or sustain a continuos contraction involving less than maximum force.
Speed - CORRECT ANSWER The ability to move the body or parts of it very quickly.
(combination of reaction time and movement time)
Muscular power - CORRECT ANSWER The ability to exert muscular strength quickly.
Power - CORRECT ANSWER strength and speed combined.
Carbohydrate and Fat - CORRECT ANSWER the major energy sources of energy.
