KIN 2501 Jacobsen Final Exam 1
Questions And 100% Correct Answers
2025\2026 Updated.
primary, secondary - Answer What are two sources of historical information?
primary source - Answer original source/material
secondary source - Answer builds upon primary source, doesn't have first-hand experience
reasons we study history - Answer To understand the present, to give different perspectives on
how we behave, and so we learn from mistakes and don't repeat the past are examples of
________.
no but perception does - Answer Does history itself change?
the Illiad, the Odyssey - Answer What are 2 examples of great works of literature that have
withstood the test of time?
literature, philosophers, monuments - Answer What are 3 examples of ideas that have
withstood the test of time?
Socrates, Plato - Answer Who are 2 ancient philosophers whose thoughts and ideas have
withstood the test of time?
pyramids, Parthenon, Colosseum - Answer What are 3 examples of great architectural
monuments that have withstood the test of time?
Egypt - Answer Where are the pyramids located?
Athens - Answer Where is the Parthenon located?
Rome - Answer Where is the Colosseum located?
, 600 feet - Answer Approximately how long is a stadion?
stadium - Answer What is a stadion now called?
Latin, French - Answer What are the 2 origins of the word "sport"?
A.D. 1440, England - Answer When and where was the modern term "sport" first used?
de(s)porter - Answer What is the French term that the word "sport" came from?
deportare - Answer What is the Latin term that the word "sport" came from?
sport - Answer grew throughout England referring to competition in the form of games,
individual athletic exploits and hunting
3 - Answer How many fundamental characteristics does play have?
fundamental characteristics of play - Answer Intrinsically motivated, involves the temporary
suspensions of normal/typical reality, and involves internal locus of control are the ________.
intrinsically motivated - Answer If you were born with the desire to do something, then you are
________.
game - Answer a somewhat more organized effort at play, where the organized and playful
elements of the activity become more evident; an occurence
religion, social class, historical period - Answer What are 3 reasons that the definition of the
term "sport" may not be universally accepted?
aristocrat hunts for fun, lower class hunts for food - Answer What is an example of the
definition of the term "sport" not being universally accepted?
continuity - Answer refers to the longevity of the game
Questions And 100% Correct Answers
2025\2026 Updated.
primary, secondary - Answer What are two sources of historical information?
primary source - Answer original source/material
secondary source - Answer builds upon primary source, doesn't have first-hand experience
reasons we study history - Answer To understand the present, to give different perspectives on
how we behave, and so we learn from mistakes and don't repeat the past are examples of
________.
no but perception does - Answer Does history itself change?
the Illiad, the Odyssey - Answer What are 2 examples of great works of literature that have
withstood the test of time?
literature, philosophers, monuments - Answer What are 3 examples of ideas that have
withstood the test of time?
Socrates, Plato - Answer Who are 2 ancient philosophers whose thoughts and ideas have
withstood the test of time?
pyramids, Parthenon, Colosseum - Answer What are 3 examples of great architectural
monuments that have withstood the test of time?
Egypt - Answer Where are the pyramids located?
Athens - Answer Where is the Parthenon located?
Rome - Answer Where is the Colosseum located?
, 600 feet - Answer Approximately how long is a stadion?
stadium - Answer What is a stadion now called?
Latin, French - Answer What are the 2 origins of the word "sport"?
A.D. 1440, England - Answer When and where was the modern term "sport" first used?
de(s)porter - Answer What is the French term that the word "sport" came from?
deportare - Answer What is the Latin term that the word "sport" came from?
sport - Answer grew throughout England referring to competition in the form of games,
individual athletic exploits and hunting
3 - Answer How many fundamental characteristics does play have?
fundamental characteristics of play - Answer Intrinsically motivated, involves the temporary
suspensions of normal/typical reality, and involves internal locus of control are the ________.
intrinsically motivated - Answer If you were born with the desire to do something, then you are
________.
game - Answer a somewhat more organized effort at play, where the organized and playful
elements of the activity become more evident; an occurence
religion, social class, historical period - Answer What are 3 reasons that the definition of the
term "sport" may not be universally accepted?
aristocrat hunts for fun, lower class hunts for food - Answer What is an example of the
definition of the term "sport" not being universally accepted?
continuity - Answer refers to the longevity of the game
