Introduction to Physical Education Final EXAM LATEST
VERSION 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
T/F? In the sport education model, students remain on the same teams for 10 to 20 lessons and
each student assumes a role and responsibility.
TRUE
Identify the domain of learning that addresses the thinking or knowledge-based components of
physical education.
- Psychomotor
- Cognitive
- Affective
- Pragmatism
T/F? Lifetime activity skills (golf, tennis, etc.) are usually developed in the middle grades 5-8.
FASLE
T/F? Physical literacy is "the ability to move with competence and confidence in a wide variety
of physical activities in multiple environments that benefit the healthy development of the
whole person."
TRUE
T/F? Scope refers to all the material that will be taught in the curriculum while sequence refers
to the order in which it will be taught.
TRUE
T/F? The verb used in the learning objective such as identify, analyze, summarize, define,
explain, and so on is called the demand.
FASLE
,T/F? One of the most effective ways to prevent misbehavior is by planning meaningful and
challenging lessons.
TRUE
T/F? It is considered an appropriate practice to allow team captains to pick their teams in front
of the class.
FALSE
T/F? The domain that addresses students' feelings, behaviors, and social amenities is called the
affective domain.
TRUE
T/F? One way to establish a caring climate is to quickly learn student names.
TRUE
The following are all examples of teaching duties except
- being a positive role model
- maintaining a safe learning environment
- serving on a school committee
- grading papers
A positive behavior management strategy where you compliment a student or a group for a
desired behavior is known as
- rapport
- teacher with-it-ness
- pinpointing
- proximity control
, Teaching of the same material to students using a variety of different strategies or modifying of
work so that all students can be successful is known as
- rapport
- differentiation
- instructional cues/prompts
- pinpointing
Activities related to changing from one activity to another are called
- rubrics
- functions
- transitions
- rapport
All of the following are benefits of substitute teaching except
- gaining exposure in a school district
- being able to choose which days you want to work
- gaining additional teaching experience
- receiving health and retirement benefits
T/F? Summative assessments are ongoing during instruction to check for understanding and
provide you with information.
FALSE (formative assessments are on going)
T/F? Being organized and prepared is one example of a behavior management strategy.
VERSION 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
T/F? In the sport education model, students remain on the same teams for 10 to 20 lessons and
each student assumes a role and responsibility.
TRUE
Identify the domain of learning that addresses the thinking or knowledge-based components of
physical education.
- Psychomotor
- Cognitive
- Affective
- Pragmatism
T/F? Lifetime activity skills (golf, tennis, etc.) are usually developed in the middle grades 5-8.
FASLE
T/F? Physical literacy is "the ability to move with competence and confidence in a wide variety
of physical activities in multiple environments that benefit the healthy development of the
whole person."
TRUE
T/F? Scope refers to all the material that will be taught in the curriculum while sequence refers
to the order in which it will be taught.
TRUE
T/F? The verb used in the learning objective such as identify, analyze, summarize, define,
explain, and so on is called the demand.
FASLE
,T/F? One of the most effective ways to prevent misbehavior is by planning meaningful and
challenging lessons.
TRUE
T/F? It is considered an appropriate practice to allow team captains to pick their teams in front
of the class.
FALSE
T/F? The domain that addresses students' feelings, behaviors, and social amenities is called the
affective domain.
TRUE
T/F? One way to establish a caring climate is to quickly learn student names.
TRUE
The following are all examples of teaching duties except
- being a positive role model
- maintaining a safe learning environment
- serving on a school committee
- grading papers
A positive behavior management strategy where you compliment a student or a group for a
desired behavior is known as
- rapport
- teacher with-it-ness
- pinpointing
- proximity control
, Teaching of the same material to students using a variety of different strategies or modifying of
work so that all students can be successful is known as
- rapport
- differentiation
- instructional cues/prompts
- pinpointing
Activities related to changing from one activity to another are called
- rubrics
- functions
- transitions
- rapport
All of the following are benefits of substitute teaching except
- gaining exposure in a school district
- being able to choose which days you want to work
- gaining additional teaching experience
- receiving health and retirement benefits
T/F? Summative assessments are ongoing during instruction to check for understanding and
provide you with information.
FALSE (formative assessments are on going)
T/F? Being organized and prepared is one example of a behavior management strategy.
