CSET Physical Education Subtest 129 Practice Test

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Good planning helps you _____.
Health promotion is described as what kind of field that aims to prevent disease?
Which physical fitness characteristic is important to address when developing a physical fitness goal?
Which statement is true about the relationship between activity level and physical fitness?
Which activity is least likely for children under age 10?
Which outcome is a direct benefit of anaerobic exercise described in the material?
Which Mantell concept treats the body as an ally?
If a person were confronted with a very dangerous situation, why might their sympathetic nervous system NOT engage?
Who should make the final decision about what sport a child should play in physical education?
Which of the following is an example of an exer-game?
Which capacity improves as a result of development in the prefrontal region?
What is one factor of cognitive development?
In the term cardiopulmonary, what does pulmonary refer to?
What is the name of the condition associated with long-term exposure to repeated head impacts in football?
The Illinois Agility Test is used to assess which pair of abilities?
Which age falls outside the typical middle childhood range?
Which statement best describes a safe approach before conducting a bike-based activity with students?
If an assessment has similar administration procedures, instructions, and questions across administrations, it is described as which?
Human kinetics are also known as:
What is the primary purpose of milestone charts in motor development assessment?
What term describes a health condition that requires special care or attention?
Which term describes automatic responses to environmental stimuli?
Which weekly amount of moderate-intensity aerobic activity is recommended to meet guidelines?
Perceptual-motor integration refers to the combination of which elements?
Which statement about the time commitment for exercise is true?
Which of the following explains how a person straightens his arm at the elbow?
In Newton's second law, which expression correctly relates force to mass and acceleration?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended method of self-assessing cardiorespiratory fitness?
Which basketball term describes the action by the defense to prevent the rebound after a miss by boxing out?
How long does puberty generally last?
What is a biomechanical reason for teaching new swimmers to blow bubbles?
During a volleyball block, what does timing the jump refer to?
Which muscle is primarily responsible for elbow extension?
Which of the following are micronutrients?
This 1990 law mandates that special needs students are entitled to a free and appropriate education:
Nonverbal communication usually conveys which of the following?
In student-centered physical education, students may do all of the following EXCEPT which option?
Research suggests that many football players will sustain _____ during their careers due to repeated hits to the head and these hits may contribute to CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy.)
Which description best characterizes emotional wellness?
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, also known as CTE, is mainly caused by:
Which is NOT a mental technique used to improve basketball performance?
What is the purpose of trapping the ball?
As children grow through middle childhood, which statement is true about body size differences?
Which of the following is a skill-related component of fitness?
A BMI of 17 places a person in which category?
What problem would be caused by a lack of cartilage in someone's body?
Determine how middle school students are better equipped to play competitive sports such as baseball and basketball than elementary school students.
If you want to include a student who uses a wheelchair in a regular physical education class, which modification approach is recommended?
What is the term for coordinating hand movements with eye movements?
The Illinois Agility Test primarily assesses which attributes?
Which condition is characterized by swelling due to fluid accumulation in body tissues?
How do physical education teachers know they are teaching necessary age-appropriate skills and concepts?
Which statement best describes emotional wellness?
During middle childhood, which two components are key to health?
How many total players are on each floor hockey team?
Kinematics can answer all of the following questions EXCEPT:
Which perceptual-motor skill is developed when a student works a jigsaw puzzle?
During an overhead volleyball pass, which hand configuration provides the most accurate contact surface?
Which statement about tackling variations in soccer is NOT accurate according to the material?
Which statement about development and practice of gross motor skills is true?
The movement of the body that uses energy is referred to as which term?
Which statement best captures the overall aim of cooperative learning activities?
Which type of motor skills need to be developed for writing and drawing?
In inclusive physical education programs, instructors should aim to...
Which one of the following statements best describes how to assess overall physical fitness?
Early childhood change occurs between which ages?
Which activity is primarily driven by large muscle groups and constitutes a gross motor skill?
Which statement best describes a stable equilibrium situation?
Which of the following is NOT improved by exercise?
In high-quality physical education, which statement about space and equipment is accurate?
The ability to control large muscle groups like arms and legs is known as _____.
Which combination of statements best explains why wealthier individuals may participate more in physical activity outside the workplace?
What is the difference between receptive object control skills and propulsive object control skills?
The term for being well or free from disease is known as?
Which of the following is the best example of an approach to teaching motor skills that uses scaffolding?
Which of the following is NOT included in the general term 'physical fitness'?
Which describes non-locomotor skills?
What is a key purpose of supervision in physical education?
Which of the following is NOT a key fundamental floor hockey skill?
In student-centered physical education, which outcome is commonly pursued?
Fine motor skills, as opposed to gross motor skills, have to do with:
Which organization is known as the National Center on Health, Physical Activity, and Disability?
Which statement correctly defines glycolysis as presented in the material?
Monitoring students' emotional safety in PE class is important because it helps you?
How many hours per week does the Federal Government recommend that all students exercise?
Which back muscle inserts on the humerus to move the arm?
When does type 2 diabetes typically occur?
Which scenario is NOT an example of acceleration?
During middle childhood, which statement about growth is true?
What instrument is commonly used to assess body composition in fitness testing?
Which of the following would be an appropriate physical fitness goal for an 80 year old individual who is in good health with no major complications other than being overweight?
An easy and effective tool teachers can use to teach respect and acceptance is which?
Which act, enacted to ensure services for students with disabilities, guarantees a free and appropriate public education?
Which statement best reflects the reversibility principle regarding training cessation?
Which part of the mnemonic of SMART goals is matched up incorrectly?
Conclude which is the least desirable outcome when elementary school students participate in sports and games.
Which statement best describes the purpose of non-locomotor skills in physical education?
Which of the following is NOT considered a social issue in physical education?
Which is NOT a common dietary practice of the elite-level gymnast?
Having too much fat is called:
Which of the following is a controllable risk factor for heart disease?
Health-related physical fitness is associated with which outcomes?
What should your stance be when waiting for the pitch at the plate?
Which development is primarily associated with small muscle control?
Which approach to giving feedback on PE results is most appropriate?
Which of the following are muscles that move the hip?
Which fitness assessment measures the ability of muscles to do repeated contractions over time?
In a reciprocal style of instruction, which description best characterizes the teacher's role?
Which muscle is primarily responsible for extending the hip at the joint?
Which hazard is typically the leading cause of outdoor deaths?
Which of the following is NOT a controllable risk factor for heart disease?
A developmentally appropriate physical education lesson should primarily do which of the following?
How frequently should students engage in strength-training exercises?
Which option listed is NOT a stage in acquiring motor skills?
Which fitness component is most directly related to the heart's ability to deliver oxygen to working muscles during sustained activity?
Because peak fitness levels are common in early adulthood, later-life activity guidelines should emphasize which focus?
Which test is described as measuring muscular endurance by performing repeated contractions to failure?
During middle childhood, children commonly develop insecurities about their body. Which statement best reflects this?
To apply the Specificity Principle for improving golf long drives, which approach is most appropriate?
Which statement best describes fine motor development?
When teaching gross motor skills, which statement is most accurate?
Which of the following are possible consequences of long-term stress?
Which field is another name for the study of movement in living beings?
How many specific skills are measured at the NFL Scouting Combine?
How does hypertension affect the heart?
What should you do with assessment results to support ongoing improvement?
What is the correct way to weigh students for health assessments?
Which trio best describes goals used to determine the type and intensity of physical activity?
Which statement best describes the three primary hit-ball types to catch in the field?
Which of the following is a National SHAPE Standard?
What is the correct first step of the Heimlich maneuver for dislodging an airway obstruction in an adult?
Which of the following is TRUE about moderate intensity exercise?
The fight-or-flight response is stimulated by the _____.
In soccer shooting, which part of the foot is most associated with accuracy?
Regarding group work in physical education, what outcome is most associated with successful collaboration?
Students can develop physical movement skills by first employing mental techniques such as:
Which of the following is NOT part of the Presidential Youth Fitness Test?
How might someone demonstrate intellectual wellness?
To throw a softball, which side of your body should be pointing at your target at first?
All of the following should be included in any quality physical training program, but which one is most important to fostering the continued learning of sports skills?
Which of the following is an example of a force?
Jonathan notices a choking woman and should perform which maneuver first?
Which are examples of locomotor skills?
The brain's growth of new cells in response to movement patterns is called what?
Which statement about heart disease risk factors is true?
Crying, anger outbursts, and anxiety are what type of stress symptoms?
Which statement best describes the aerobic activity guideline pattern for health benefits?
Which test-taker difference is NOT likely to result in test bias?
Which is NOT one of the four methods of practice in physical education?
Acceptance in a group setting is demonstrated by which of the following?
What is a comprehensive lesson plan?
Before starting an exercise program, what should you do?
In the past, physical education classes had a strong focus on _____.
Explain how a weightlifter might use the principle of reversibility in a positive way to set a new personal best lift.
Continuous motor skills are best described as:
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of group activity?
Who are students assessing when they are engaged in peer assessment?
Movement is ultimately caused by which physical concept?
Which practice supports safe planning for outdoor activities?
Lifelong regular physical activity is associated with which of the following benefits?
Why is physical development important for babies and toddlers?
Which statement is considered a benefit of the Functional Movement Screen?
What term describes a state of excess fat accumulation that predisposes to negative health states?
If you pull the toes of your foot toward your nose, which movement are you performing?
What is the role of the federal agency SHAPE America in relation to physical fitness outcomes by grade?
Which of Newton's laws is commonly called the law of inertia?
Which brain region is primarily associated with planning and problem solving in children?
Why are standards important in physical education?
Why is the reversibility principle also known as the use it or lose it principle?
Which movement is NOT a component of the Functional Movement Screen?
Which of these is the most important skill that peer assessment teaches students?
Mixing up your workouts to avoid overusing one muscle group is called what?
Which is NOT one of the three types of hit balls to catch in the field?
To respond appropriately to a student who is progressing unevenly, what should you do?
Which of the following are categorized as micronutrients?
Which includes one component of the minimal amount of regular exercise and physical activity you need to reap important health benefits?
Which was not a hallmark of the great contemporary dance instructor Mettler?
Which statement best describes the role of exercise testing in developing a program?
Which of the following is NOT considered a benefit to a young athlete involved in sports and fitness?
If a parent questions the reliability of a test because two administrations yielded very different scores, which concept is at issue?
Which perceptual-motor skill involves timing and duration of movements?
Which statement best describes the purpose of regular, skill-based assessments in PE?
Which option describes a sociocultural benefit related to lower crime rates and volunteering?
Which action is NOT a basic softball skill?
What do we call the ability of an object to maintain its balance after being disturbed?
Which of the following BEST explains how a muscle cell exerts force?
Which statement accurately reflects a foundational component that supports continued skill learning in a physical training program?
Your abdominal muscles contain three layers of muscles on the side. The middle layer is the _____?
Which statement best reflects the three-step process required before a customized exercise program can be created?
Our increased ability to control bodily movement as we grow is known as _____.
Why would a physical education teacher consider all the standards during the planning process?
Continuing to smoke a pack of cigarettes a day despite knowing the risks is an example of what?
Which term is described as one's ability to carry out routine physical tasks without undue fatigue?
Creative movement is a form of _____ that uses rhythmic, patterned, or improvised body movement.
Which of the following does NOT describe an objective when performing a spike hit?
Synchronizing the hand movements with the eye movements is a known as what?
Define the FITT principles, which are so important in reference to exercise prescriptions.
Which test would you use to assess hip flexor tightness?
Which is NOT a disease that a physiotherapist might target by recommending an exercise prescription?
Which term denotes non-volitional movements that occur without conscious control?
Why are community-building activities helpful to students?
Which muscle is primarily responsible for plantar flexion of the foot, enabling standing on tip-toes?
Having kids shoot into a hoop while learning how to hold the ball properly is an example of:
What are the two purposes of a kickboard?
Which of the following groups is at or near the peak for motor development?
Which movement is NOT typically included in the Functional Movement Screen components?
Using idiomatic phrases such as bury the hatchet could lead to ______ bias.
What is the role of diet in physical fitness?
Skills that engage the senses to produce a desired response are known as:
Which of the following does NOT affect growth spurts?
Which of the following statements is false?
What amount of water is enough to knock an adult off his feet?
Which receptors detect changes in temperature?
Determine what a cultural set of desirable standards and behaviors in a group setting is BEST known as:
Which is an object control skill?
The term kinematics refers to:
Who was the first female gymnast to score a perfect ten, thus displaying the highest level of gymnastic skills?
Which list represents the health-related components of fitness?
In Latin, the suffix -ics means:
Which test would be used as a quick field test to assess general flexibility?
During elbow extension, which statement best describes the relationship of the biceps and triceps?
Physical activity is defined as which?
Which statement best describes the dynamic systems view of motor development?
The study of motion is called:
What is a blood clot?
How can a student with a language barrier be accommodated for in PE class?
If a crayon is placed before a three-year-old child, how will this child attempt to pick up the crayon?
What is motor development?
Which scenario demonstrates acceleration due to a change in direction, even if speed is constant?
Discrete motor skills are characterized by which of the following?
In early childhood, children often eat _____ because of changes in the rate of growth.
Which goal aligns with monitoring emotional safety in PE?
When a basketball defender fouls hard while trying to stop a score, what must they do to avoid a technical foul or ejection?
What is the name of the brain structure that connects the two hemispheres?
The sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems are two divisions of the ______.
Learning from monitoring progress should be used to what?
Parents can avoid childhood obesity by NOT forcing their children to _____ and by encouraging their children to _____.
What component of the body gathers sensory input and delivers it to the brain?
Which is a recommended position for supervising a PE class to maximize safety?
Some muscles of the chest assist with breathing while others assist with shoulder movements. Which of the following groups best represents muscles that assist with shoulder movements?
Which method is most effective for sustaining endurance by keeping students engaged?
Which sociocultural benefit of physical activity can increase feelings of self-esteem and belonging?
What is the first step when developing P.E. lesson plans?
Which of the following is FALSE about lactic acid?
A muscle located on the ventral side of the arm is most likely a(an) _____?
What kind of assessment tasks involve reflecting on one's own performance?
Effort awareness helps students understand which aspect of movement?
Which action by a goalie off the goal line is intended to cut off the shooting angle of attackers?
Which statement best describes health promotion?
Which term describes actions that use large muscles and whole-body movement?
All of the following are types of nonverbal communication EXCEPT:
Which device measures steps to estimate distance walked?
Which of the following statements is false?
Which statement is not correct about early motor milestones?
How can motor skills help child development?
Which of the following is NOT a type of human development?
Middle childhood spans which ages?
Skinfold calipers are commonly used for what purpose?
Which racial group is more likely to be involved in physical activity outside the workplace?
How is physical education described today?
Which of the following is considered an axial muscle?
What is a primary reason women and girls are less likely to participate in sports in Western cultures?
What are the components of the FITT principle?
Which is not a recommended strategy for managing stress?
The use of differing test administration and instruction potentially results in _____ bias.
In the Check, Call, Care sequence, which action comes last?
In physical education, students should be assessed _____.
Journal writing in physical education classes primarily supports which type of learners?
The basic way to test muscular strength is with the 1-RM, which stands for which of the following?
Your ability to carry out daily tasks and routine physical activities without undue fatigue describes which of the following?
What is a benefit of physical education activities?
Which statement best describes the brain's energy use relative to body mass?
Which muscle originates on the cervical and thoracic vertebrae?
Which one of the following may be due to illness, injury, and a lack of motivation?
What would be an appropriate trail to introduce a group of second-graders to when going on a hike?
Which of the following is NOT a strategy older adults can use to delay cognitive slowdown?
Which list contains only factors that negatively affect physical fitness?
Which statement best describes physical wellness?
What fitness component is defined by the range of motion around joints?
What is the first logical step in creating a physical education lesson plan?
Frequent opportunities for assessment and self-assessment can help students do all of the following EXCEPT:
What is the purpose of using developmentally appropriate activities in physical education?
The focus of early fitness tests was on which aspect?
Gross motor skills primarily involve which type of movement?
Which is NOT a common type of gymnastic stretch?
How does anaerobic exercise benefit your body?
Which ability is described as the body's capacity to react when the body is no longer upright and steady?
What term is used for the period between ages seven and twelve?
The term that describes the degree to which athletes move both safely and effectively is called what?
Tendonitis is inflammation of which tissue?
Which is NOT a major factor that affects flexibility?
Which of the following is a way that a student with physical disabilities can be accommodated for in PE class?
Which muscle helps you turn your face from side to side?
Which statement best reflects the modern aim of physical education?
Which physical activity is NOT aerobic exercise?
During detraining, which change occurs in muscle oxygen processing?
Reliability in testing refers to which of the following?
Two U.S. agencies whose focus is on health promotion and disease prevention are:
After his class gets their rental bikes for their first biking excursion together, what should teacher Edwin do before leading them on a tour of a nearby park?
The method by which glycogen is broken down into glucose, also known as 'sugar', and is converted into energy is called _______.
Which statement is true for an object in neutral equilibrium?
What impact does environment have on motor development?
Developmental Coordination Disorder involves all EXCEPT:
Journal writing in physical education classes supports which type of learners?
Which statement describes the relationship between fine and gross motor skills in early childhood?
What is the best practice to protect privacy when weighing students in PE?
During sympathetic activation, which effect on heart rate is most likely?
In physical education curriculum planning, what does a scope and sequence provide?
Which activity is a gross motor skill?
Why is BMI measured in physical education classes?
Which activity is not considered a gross motor skill?
Fine motor skills would be most critical in which activity?
Which of the following is an example of skills that should be taught and assessed as part of physical education assessment?
Exercise can help build strong muscles to support places where two or more bones meet, which are called _____.
Which approach is described as easy and effective for teaching respect and acceptance within a PE context?
Training at high altitude is associated with which performance context?
Which eating disorder can damage the heart and diaphragm?
In balance training, standing on an unstable surface increases the demand for what kind of postural corrections?
Why is an increase in balance important to a child's physical development in early childhood?
Tara's positive feelings about her job indicate which type of wellness?
Which statement best describes motor development in early childhood?
If you want to assess progress against personal goals, what approach do you use?
During an exercise prescription session, which action best prepares the body for activity?
How is puberty different from the other changes experienced during adolescence?
Determine which is the LEAST example of fair play in the physical education classroom.
How is motor development tracked by doctors?
What skills are most commonly developed through cooperative games?
Which of the following can cause an error in the standing overhead volleyball serve?
Which device helps specify exercise intensity by monitoring heart rate in PE?
Using the center of gravity, how do we tell when the object has reached its tipping point?
Which is NOT a defensive basketball skill?
Automatic movement that is not intentional is referred to as which of the following?
What is the first function of the nervous system?
Which term describes assessments that use the same instructions, procedures, and scoring across administrations?
Which item is NOT needed to perform a shuttle run assessment?
What is the common factor when considering psychomotor skills?
Which of the following is NOT a social issue in physical education?
What is the definition of stress?
Which test involves lying on the back on a table, bending one knee to the chest, and is often difficult for runners?
In physical education, which of the following steps for teaching a new skill should be done last?
Which test device is a cross between a protractor and a ruler and tests joint flexibility?
Which muscle abducts the arm?
Respect is defined as which of the following?
Which device measures static muscular strength at a specific joint angle?
In order for an object to move, which of the following must act on it?
Which category of nutrients provides energy to the body?
One of the ways to get children to practice their fine motor skills is to get them to:
A metabolic cart is primarily used to monitor what during exercise testing?
What is the technique by which the dancer rids tension through movement and expression?
This sociocultural benefit of physical activity is the result of increased physical and mental health:
Which is NOT a popular road race distance for promoting healthy competition and achievement?
Injury to a ligament is commonly called what?
Most of the muscles that flex and extend the foot have their origin on the?
Which of the following is NOT important for effective physical education instruction?
The sociocultural benefit that includes lower crime rates and higher volunteering is called what?
What is the first thing a client should do during an exercise prescription session, and why?
Why is proper supervision critical in motivating students in P.E. class?
Why do football players wear more equipment than just about any other sport?
Which of the following is not an axial muscle?
Which action is a clear example of a gross motor skill?
A beginner at the gym might choose an elliptical trainer primarily because:
Which muscle is the elbow flexor located on the ventral side of the arm?
Which of the following would be a good way to create a culturally diverse PE class for students?
Standardization in testing means
Why do adolescents go through puberty?
Why are crash diets not recommended for children?
Tom is suffering from depression. Which of the following behaviors would you MOST expect from Tom?
Which distance is NOT a commonly used road race distance to promote healthy competition?
Why can exercise be dangerous?
Which of the following activities uses fine motor skills?
Which of these are characteristics of aerobic activity?
What are gross motor skills?
Which of the following conditions can cause impairments in gross motor skill development?
Which assessment method can be tested using traditional paper-and-pen testing methods?
Which of the following is NOT a recommendation for strength training?
A benefit of student self-assessment is improved metacognition.
Which statement best describes the relationship between muscle strength and coordination in children?
Which term describes mixing different workouts to prevent overuse?
Which statement is NOT a recommended treatment for fitness injuries?
Which eating disorder involves fear of weight gain and restriction of food?
Which is NOT a common benefit of fitness and healthy competition as far as dancing is concerned?
Which of the following is NOT a health benefit of aerobic exercise?
The process of enabling people to increase control over their health and its determinants and thereby improve their health is known as:
Which statement correctly defines kinetic energy and potential energy?
Students that specialize movements for each sport, and pay attention to the smallest detail would MOST likely be in:
To throw a football properly with a spiral the great majority of quarterbacks place their fingers:
Which of the following is NOT a recognized method of practice in physical education?
Which of the following muscle pairs is INCORRECT?
In 2018, 80% of US citizens were not meeting CDC physical fitness guidelines, which suggests:
Which is NOT a benefit of the Functional Movement Screen?
Which of the following is NOT a component to take into account when it comes to setting a physical fitness goal?
What is the primary purpose of teaching active listening skills to students?
Which of the following best demonstrates intellectual wellness?
Why are macronutrients special?
Development is the process of growth and change; which pair best completes this description?
Which of the following is NOT a way to test muscular endurance?
Lactic acid is a by-product of glycolysis.
Adrienne witnessed a serious car accident and follows the sequence Check, Call, Care. Which option describes this sequence?
The process of the brain growing new cells after being stimulated by movement patterns and motor skills is known as:
Who is NOT following a preventative strategy for cardiovascular disease?
Children with increasing _____ gain coordination.
Flying Low movement form includes alternating between standing and going to the floor.
Which of the following best describes an inclusive physical education environment?
Which practice is most associated with improving the power-to-weight ratio for gymnasts?
Which of the following is the best type of exercise to improve cardiorespiratory endurance?
Which two factors are essential to healthy growth during middle childhood?
Which should be examined FIRST by the tester?
Which statement about ECG (or EKG) devices is true?
Activities that accommodate different levels of fitness allow for which outcome?
In dance therapy for autistic children, which technique involves reflecting the client's movements?
Where should you position your body to most effectively monitor student safety in PE?
Which option correctly identifies a type of group activity commonly used in classrooms?
Exercise tests are needed to measure which of the following?
The Achilles tendon is the common name for the _____ tendon.
When it comes to self-confidence, which is NOT recommended by Michael Mantell?
When waiting for a pitch, which leg position is described as closest to the pitcher?
Tom is confident and exhibits a good sense of self-esteem. These characteristics mark Tom as someone with _____.
Which term describes the ability to perform routine physical tasks without undue fatigue?
Which statement BEST defines cardiorespiratory endurance?
Which of the following effects are mediated by the sympathetic nervous system?
Which term describes video games that require physical effort to play?
What is the most appropriate way to communicate physical education assessment results to families?
For optimal student-centered learning in physical education, schools should have which of the following?
Which activity best exemplifies angular motion?
Which statement about middle childhood growth is accurate?
Muscles that oppose the action of the primary mover are called what?
All of the following are considered perceptual, or sensory skills, EXCEPT for _____?
Which of the following is NOT a sociocultural factor that can influence physical activity?
How has cognitive-perceptual theory changed since Piaget's time?
In cooperative group settings, which qualities are reinforced by activities that require teamwork?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of creative movement or dance?
Which type of skills should one NOT gather data on during a group activity or game?
Which statement about space and engagement in physical education is true?
Which of the following is an incorrect technique in the volleyball block?
In the FITT framework, which component answers how often you exercise?
Which gender tends to have growth spurts earlier?
In which device does the athlete compress a spring to test muscular strength?
Is being very laid back a good teaching style in P.E. class?
Age, fitness level, and what type of exercise an athlete was doing are three examples of which of the following?
Which of the following is FALSE about the health benefits of aerobic exercise?
Which test involves reaching back to grab an aluminum bar placed at head height?
What is exercise physiology?
How do thermoreceptors differ from other sensory neurons?
Why does your body need lipids?
Which is NOT a potential pitfall of a student-centered learning approach?
Which aspect of kinematics requires time as a factor?
In the term cardiopulmonary, what does cardio refer to?
Which of the following is the best reason for a goalie to NOT remain on their goal line throughout the game?
In which of the following situations is physical activity NOT recommended?
Which dimension is typically evaluated during exercise testing: Cardiorespiratory fitness, Body composition, Flexibility, All answers are correct?
_____ is the coordination of muscle movements.
Which statement best describes the relationship between VO2max and cardiorespiratory fitness testing?
Exercise can _____.
What level of cardiovascular exercise intensity is recommended?
A primary goal of fitness assessment is to measure which aspect of health?
If you wanted to reduce your risk of injury, you could move your joints through their full range of motion on a regular basis. This would improve which component of physical fitness?
Which type of P.E. practice involves the method of distributed practice, and why?
Which statement is FALSE regarding CPR training?
Which statement describes tipping related to base and center of gravity?
Which of the following does an ECG (or EKG) NOT measure?
What is one of the first signs of mild dehydration?
If you see a group of children around the age of 9-10 years, and the boys seem shorter than the girls, it's because _____.
Which statement describes skill-related physical fitness?
A vector is a physical quantity that has:
The Illinois Agility Test measures which two athletic abilities?
Why is the cerebellum important?
The cable tensiometer measures which of the following?
Which information must be taught to students to improve verbal communication?
Which statement best describes cooperative games?
Experts believe about 90% of runners that have won at the highest level have done so by training where?
The outer muscles on the front of the neck insert on which bone?
The Theraband strip is an elastic band that is worn around what part of the gymnasts body?
Chronic is _____, while acute is _____.
To safely increase strength in elementary students, which approach is recommended?
What is an activity a preschool-age child should be able to do?
The technique athletes use of jumping onto boxes and over cones to increase power is known as:
As _____ emerges, our precision with small muscle groups improves.
Which statement best describes muscle strength?
What is the best practice for organizing group challenges in a physical education setting?
Which technology most accurately measures heart chambers for position and size?
Which skill is most closely associated with teamwork in fitness settings?
What kind of data from PE assessment results is most useful to administrators?
In the basic freestyle swimming pattern, how long is each arm out of the water?
Adolescents gain _____ skills as the prefrontal cortex develops.
In soccer shooting, which part of the foot is most associated with power?
Which statements about the importance of active participation in physical education are true?
Modern forms of transportation like automobiles can have a negative influence on physical fitness because _____
Which of the following is NOT a physical change that occurs during early childhood?
What is the difference between static stretching and ballistic stretching?
Which of the following is NOT an example of a motor skill which can be assessed in physical education students?
Which of the following elements are essential for high-quality physical education?
If you're keeping your wrists together with your arms straight and pointed to the ground at an angle, what basic hit are you most likely doing?
Unplanned and automatic responses to environmental stimuli are known as _____.
Which statement is true for an object in stable equilibrium?
Which of the following provides the BEST example of someone with spiritual wellness?
Which of the following describes an accommodation intended to help a student with disabilities participate more fully in activities?
Among school-aged children in the United States, what percentage engages in an adequate amount of physical activity according to current guidelines?
What does anaerobic mean?
Why do people do aerobic activity?
What two synaptic processes promote faster learning and greater function in early childhood?
What is a key attribute of a comprehensive physical education lesson plan?
Which statement best describes the relative timing of physical development between girls and boys?
Which is NOT considered a lifetime sport appropriate for all developmental levels?
In the FITT principle, which component refers to the kind of activity performed?
Which of the following is true about motor neurons?
In student-centered physical education, students are encouraged to monitor their own activity levels and fitness. This is an example of which practice?
What would be the best choice to increase strength for a class of elementary school children?
Which fitness component is defined as the ability to perform repeated contractions over time?
Floor hockey is most closely related to which sport?
Which is NOT an offensive basketball skill?
Which of the following is a known benefit of regular physical activity across life?
How can a heart rate monitor aid an athlete's exercise regimen?
Which is NOT one aspect of the Lebed Method?
Determine Which Is NOT A Level-Appropriate Activity For Children In Kindergarten.
Why is the development of fine motor coordination in early childhood so important?
How does growth affect motor development in children?
Why is gardening considered light-intensity physical activity?
Which term describes the interaction of social and cultural influences on physical activity participation?
Which brain region is primarily responsible for coordination and timing of movement?
Which federal law is designed to prohibit sex-based discrimination in education, including athletics?
During freestyle breathing, which factor determines the direction the head turns?
Establish what the emphasis of sportsmanship, integrity, and honor into games and sports is BEST known as:
When performing CPR while waiting for trained rescue personnel, how quickly should chest compressions be delivered?
Which back muscle inserts on the humerus?
The gastrocnemius allows you to:
Most sleep scientists believe the average person sleeps in a room that is:
Which factor is NOT listed as affecting growth spurts?
Which is an example of a gross motor skill?
In Greek, Kinemat- means:
Which statement best describes aggregate data in the PE context?
Impairment of normal physical functioning is described as which of the following terms?
The goal of a gymnast is to obtain:
The VO2max test is also known as the:
This sociocultural benefit of physical activity is characterized by lower crime rates and higher rates of volunteering:
The technique dance therapists use to work with autistic children is known as:
In physical education, which is a method of direct teaching, and why?
Which statement about gross motor skills is true?
Which statement is NOT a Lebed Method hallmark?
How did Dewey and McGraw theorize that muscular (motor) development happens?
Hypothesize which safety equipment is most crucial for students to wear.
How did the contemporary theory of dynamic systems impact motor development thinking?
Which option best reflects providing an additional challenge to high-performing students to support participation?
A device or method used to support the special needs of those with disabilities is called a(n):
Which of the following best captures the ideal relationship between power and accuracy of shooting in soccer?
Which life stage is associated with declining muscle mass and increasing body fat?
Energy that is in motion is known as:
The iliotibial tract is made up of
In a reciprocal learning environment within physical education, which arrangement best describes how students engage with tasks and feedback?
Which law ensures free appropriate public education for students with disabilities?
Which statement best defines reliability in testing?
Which of the following is a barrier to accessing health care?
Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?
Which is NOT a step involved in analyzing movement?
Which factor is delivered more quickly to the brain with increased blood flow?
Monitoring student progress in physical education primarily helps you determine what?
Static stretching is defined as holding a pose for a period of time; ballistic stretching is bouncing. Which option correctly reflects this definition?
Which of the following accurately describes the basic swimming arm motions?
Which of these is an example of a health-related fitness activity?
Development is the process of _____ and _____ that humans go through over their lifetime.
If you push against a wall, which of the following statements is true according to Newton's laws?
Which statement best describes how SHAPE America guidelines operate across government levels?
Which dimension is most associated with developing friendships and close family ties?
A school administrator seeks the cost and duration required to administer an exam. This consideration is most closely associated with the exam's practicality.
What is the primary purpose of boxing out in basketball after a missed shot?
Muscles that work in pairs are known as what?
Which abdominal muscle lies deepest in the abdominal wall and helps stabilize the trunk?
Asian cultures tend to have a more _____ compared with European-American value systems.
Which type of activities allow gathering student data?
The Functional Movement Screen involves all of the following EXCEPT:
Which is NOT a common benefit of fitness and healthy competition as far as dancing is concerned?
Which of the following would be a positive outcome from being physically fit?
Which statement about ballistic stretching is true?
What principle underpins the use of standards in a physical education curriculum?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended injury-prevention practice?
Which step should be completed last when teaching a new skill in physical education?
Which eating disorder is characterized by a fear of gaining weight and a subsequent restriction of food?
Which grip types are commonly emphasized in early fine motor development?
Which of the following activities helps a student build strength to improve fine motor skills?
A kickboard is used in swimming lessons for flotation and to keep which part from pulling?
Which is NOT an example of a gross motor skill?
Which of the following is an example of an accommodation for a disabled individual?
What is the primary use of a heart rate monitor in physical education?
Which statement BEST defines communication?
Balance training is most challenging in which condition?
Which statement best describes the four elements of the FITT framework?
Which statement best explains the Specificity Principle?
Which statement correctly identifies the purpose of understanding skill-related fitness in athletes?
Which statement about the effects of detraining on fitness is true?
The societal and cultural factors related to a behavior are called _____ factors:
The ability to contract muscles over a period of time is better known as _____.
Which statement correctly identifies the autonomic nervous system's role?
In which direction is a ball struck above and to the right of center most likely to go?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended approach to maximize participation in a physical education class?
Which option best supports student autonomy in choosing activities?
A test is biased when one group's scores are predictably different compared to the results from other test takers.
What is the recommended frequency of cardiovascular exercise?
Which of these motor skills should a three month old baby be able to perform?
What is another word for an assessment?
To create a culturally diverse PE class, which approach is most effective?
What does the abbreviation CPR stand for?
An illness, disease or condition that requires special care or attention is a(n):
Which of the following is NOT a type of anaerobic exercise?
Which term describes the ability to perform precise movements with small muscles?
Videos can be used to improve physical education class by which of the following?
Which example describes linear motion as related to human movement?
Which of the following is controlled by axial muscles?
What is identified as the primary functional purpose of puberty?
_____ is directly correlated to muscle mass, which is another area that increases with muscular development.
Acceptance is defined as which of the following?
Which term is BEST defined as a set of shared standards for behavior within a group?
How does the body change as a person grows into adolescence?
Which of the following is NOT a positive behavior promoted by fitness?
Which movement is included in the Functional Movement Screen?
Which is NOT a test for assessing cardiorespiratory fitness?
Which action BEST demonstrates fair play in a PE game?
According to the University of Pennsylvania study relating to social media, what happened to the group with health buddies over time?
To contest a shot in basketball without committing a foul, which behavior is appropriate?
Which statement about affective development is accurate?
Weightlifting injuries are most commonly in which region of the body?
Which activity best demonstrates fine motor coordination in early childhood?
Muscle atrophy occurs when there's _____.
Which muscle(s) have their origin point on the scapula?
Which perceptual-motor skill helps a student understand how far they need to reach for a ball?
What is the implied effect of providing more opportunities and encouragement to develop motor skills?
Which type of training is most effective for improving cardiorespiratory endurance?
Chronic conditions typically begin gradually and progress how?
Which issue occurred in 1972 prohibiting sexual discrimination?
Joan wants to build up her muscle mass. What should she do?
Weather permitting, outdoor play supports which type of learner when learning in physical education?
What are the two main areas of specialization in exercise physiology?
Why is it important to teach proper stretching techniques?
Which action is an example of propulsive object control?
Any emotional release that reflects a genuine reaction to a situation or event is called _____.
Which organization researches new and important lifesaving techniques regarding CPR?
What is a recommended approach to ensuring PE activities promote safety?
Which lightning safety tip is NOT recommended by safety authorities?
How can teachers design safe lessons?
Validity refers to
Which of the following effects are mediated by the parasympathetic nervous system?
What would you start with when communicating PE assessment results to students in person?
Which of the following is NOT a health-related component of fitness?
Which test is commonly used to test flexibility in seniors?
An exercise ball is an example of what type of surface?
Who is eligible to take CPR training?
What is the best way to ensure students are improving?
Good health, especially good physical condition resulting from exercise and popular nutrition is known as:
The muscle responsible for unlocking the knee during motion is?
Exercise is mainly a component of _____.
The pelvic girdle is part of the _____?
Puberty is distinct from other adolescent changes primarily by which characteristic?
Which BEST describes body composition?
Which of the following pairs of terms is incorrect?
Which option represents a reasonable initial exercise for an older adult who is overweight?
Which scenario best shows the typical progression in early childhood?
What differentiates cardiac muscle from smooth muscle?
What wellness domain is most closely linked to career satisfaction and work-life roles?
What is a good organizational tactic for tracking student progress in PE?
Which contraction describes movement where the muscle length changes?
What can teachers teach students who participate in sports?
Which action is a non-locomotor skill?
Muscle memory is:
Physical inactivity can affect your gastrointestinal system in which of the following ways?
Which of the following opposing muscle pairs is incorrect?
Moving the body in the opposite direction of a loss of balance is known as what?
Which answer best describes the process of breathing while swimming freestyle?
How many defensive player positions are on a floor hockey team?
Which term describes ensuring all students participate in physical education in a setting with as few restrictions as possible?
Which is NOT a stage involved in acquiring motor skills?
To measure the overall health and wellness of an individual, we rely on which of the following?
Which statement best describes the effect of growth and muscular development on motor skills?
Determine which of the following is NOT an example of an even rhythm, as opposed to an uneven rhythm, locomotor movement skill to develop.
Factors that may contribute to a lack of access to health care include all of these EXCEPT _____
A test that uses a cycle to evaluate the client's cardiorespiratory fitness is known as:
Why is it easier to teach diversity through fitness?
Modern fitness tests usually focus on which dimension?
Which statement about the health benefits of aerobic exercise is true?
Which term describes good physical condition resulting from exercise and nutrition?
What is the most effective approach for preventing accidents described in the material?
Which statement correctly describes creative movement?
In physical education assessment, motor skills are commonly evaluated as part of performance tasks rather than solely through written knowledge.
When it comes to fine motor skills, the focus tends to be on:
The primary mover during a movement is referred to as what?
About how much more food might someone training for track and field events need to consume when compared to a sedentary person?
One of the negative mental health effects of natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires is called _____
What is NOT a feature of the creative form of movement known as Flying Low?
What is the primary advantage of using aggregate data for PE program evaluation?
Which of the following are valid uses of tablets and apps in physical education?
Which statement about jaw muscles is true?
Eating healthy is called:
Motor neurons are specialized to do what?
Which learning style is most effectively supported by demonstrations and modeling?
Which of the following would be a progression of activities requiring increasing coordination?
Which factor related to climate change does not directly impact health?
Which factor is essential for implementing student-centered learning in physical education?
Which of the following is a true statement about bones?
Plaque buildup in the arterial walls is known as:
Why start planning a lesson with the standard in mind?
Which term best describes an emotional release that reflects genuine reaction?
Which term describes a lifesaving procedure that maintains circulation and breathing?
Which practice is NOT advisable when planning a trip?
What does a pedometer measure?
Which of the following statements about exercise for people with arthritis is FALSE?
Which of the following activities would be helpful to an auditory learner who is learning a new skill in physical education?
Content bias arises when test content aligns more closely with the experiences of one group.
Which best illustrates a health-related lifestyle choice such as proper hydration and fruit and vegetable intake?
Which test is commonly used to estimate cardiorespiratory fitness without a treadmill?
How is water different from other nutrients?
Which of the following components of physical education may be BEST assessed through a written test?
How can parents help their children avoid serious accidents?
Which choice would be least appropriate to include in a PE performance data report intended for school administrators?
Which muscle group includes the tensor fasciae latae and gluteus maximus?
Which list represents the skill-related components of fitness?
Which of the following is a health-related component of fitness?
Which is NOT a physiological effect on the body when an athlete detrains (stops training for a period of time)?
A choking victim who cannot speak or cough loudly should be treated with which technique?
A key element of balance is the body's ability to _____ when the body is no longer upright and steady.
Which term describes actions aimed at reducing health risks by empowering individuals and communities?
Which is the LEAST important factor relating to the human body and its ability to maintain equilibrium?
Why is increased blood flow to the brain important?
Which muscle primarily elevates the mandible during chewing?
After asking a question, which of the following should Coach Ward do to support intrapersonal learners?
Which of the following is an example of the leading cause of death in children over the age of one?
The condition of being well or free from disease is known as:
Which activity is NOT typically improved through motor skill development in middle childhood?
Which term describes the ability of a muscle or group of muscles to exert force for extended periods?
What is one way you might increase the stability of an object?
Which sport is most ethnically associated with Russia?
To ensure students conduct useful peer/self-assessments, what should you do?
Which of the following statements best describes motivating feedback in physical education?
Which of the following is NOT an example of an unhealthy eating habit?
According to Newton's third law of motion, when you lean on a brick wall what is happening?
The force on an object is a product of the object's _____ and _____.
Which muscles aid breathing by elevating the ribs and expanding the chest wall?
The act of standing up from a seated position engages PRIMARILY the _____?
Games like dodgeball have largely been excluded from contemporary physical education curricula for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:
Which action reflects a constructive role for physical education teachers?
Sanjay encountered questions whose words had different meanings and contexts. This is an example of ______ bias.
Which combination of statements best explains why higher-income individuals may participate more in physical activity outside the workplace?
What is Fitocracy described as in the material?
Which of the following is an example of a child in the period of early childhood?
Which skill is demonstrated when you pass and shoot a floor hockey ball without looking down at the stick?
What is the recommended approach when returning to training after a break?
BMI is the ratio of a person's weight to _____.
Which statement best reflects the CDC guideline for weekly aerobic activity?
Which statement best describes the gymnastic goal relating strength and size?
The basic concept behind rhythmic breathing is to do what?
Which of the following would NOT be considered vigorous aerobic exercise?
The brain is 2-3% of your body mass, but consumes _____ of your calories.
Coach Ward shows students a video of a pro-golfer that demonstrates proper form when swinging a club. Which type of learner is he supporting?
The effects of the _____ can be summed up by the phrase: rest and digest.
Which function is controlled by the autonomic nervous system?
Which of the following is an example of a child using a gross motor skill?
Which would BEST exemplify a part of a beginner exercise prescription program as designed by a qualified physiotherapist?
Which statement is true about stress?
Which statement best describes the standard arm motion in the freestyle stroke?
A student notes that only 10 questions on a 100-question test covered the material studied. Which property is in question?
Stacey has made the decision to drink eight, 8-ounce glasses of water each day and to eat a fruit or vegetable at every meal. This is an example of a _____.
What shape should you form with your thumbs and forefingers when preparing an overhead pass?
Which of the following is NOT a tip recommended by FEMA to deal with deadly flash flooding?
Identify a type of nonlocomotor movement that involves a rotation of the trunk or a coiling of the body.
What is a key principle for designing inclusive physical education activities?
Which statement is NOT a goal of a student-centered approach to physical education?
How should a PE performance data grade be determined?
Which contraction maintains a constant speed of movement through the range?
Which scenario best represents direct teaching in physical education?
What is a component of lesson planning?
Which motor skill progression makes the most sense developmentally?
Which range is commonly recommended for the target heart rate zone during aerobic exercise?
Which of the following is NOT a soccer tackling variation?
How do boys and girls compare with regard to physical development?
Facial expressions, posture, body language, and body movements are all forms of _____, communication without words.
Of the following activities, which one is the best way to increase student endurance?
Which of these is a major goal for exercise physiology?
How can physical education teachers ensure that ALL students can safely meet the standard?
In nonverbal communication, which channel conveys information without using words?
Which factor is considered a major determinant of flexibility?
Which of the following strategies best illustrates the Overload Principle in a cycling program?
For arthritis, which exercise approach is recommended?
Which is an example of a fine motor skill?
Which muscle separates the chest from the abdomen?
What is considered the most important quality of a good assessment?
What specific benefit comes from teaching creative movement to kids?
Which of the following is NOT in the domain of executive functioning?
Which statement describes acceleration on a straight path where speed changes?
Which contact technique is described by using the forearms to direct the ball?
The general purpose of the NFL Scouting Combine is to:
What is the best way to communicate assessment results to students?
Which of the following statements correctly identifies macronutrients?
Which of the following muscles belongs to the mouth?
Determine which sport the Mayo Clinic does NOT recommend for students in grades K-3, but can be played in grades 4-6.
Which should NOT be a quality of an activity that promotes motor learning?
During middle childhood, which part of the body grows especially fast?
Which is NOT a form of student self-assessment?
Motor skills that are learned but then drop off after a couple years of inactivity are known as:
Validity in testing refers to which concept?
Which hiking area would be most appropriate for experienced members of a high school cross country team that had done a number of hikes together?
Why might a teenager not want to participate in sports?
Which three steps must you go through before getting a customized exercise program?
What is the first basic step in learning how to swim?
Determine how the movement concept of effort awareness can be of benefit to students.
Puberty generally lasts about how many years?
Which is NOT a basic skill in softball?
Which of the following is NOT one of the six classes of nutrients?
What does affective development refer to in children?
Which category of skeletal muscles are primarily involved in facial expressions?
Which practice should be avoided when designing safe physical education lessons?
What does it mean for instruction to be developmentally appropriate?
At this life stage, physical activity tends to be intense because peak fitness levels are common in which period?
Which movement is a component of the Functional Movement Screen?
Which type of muscle movement involves no change in muscle length?
A metabolic cart in fitness testing is best used for what purpose?
Which action is primarily associated with the gastrocnemius when moving the foot?
Which information is essential to verbal communication according to the material?
Ultimately, what causes movement?
If joints lacked cartilage, what would be a likely outcome during movement?
Which running biomechanics position is NOT recommended?
Approximately what percentage of American elementary students are considered obese?
A student from _____ is more likely to come from a more individualistically competitive culture.
Which of the following best illustrates motivating feedback?
Which option best describes the focus in early fine motor skill instruction?
If your joints can't move through their normal range of motion, what should you do?
Which activity illustrates a formal cooperative group?
Which of the following is not a gross motor skill?

CSET Physical Education Subtest 129 Practice Test

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