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Kinesiology 111 Midterm Mastery: The Complete Exam Prep Guide

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Unlock the secrets of human movement and conquer your midterm with this all-in-one study bank. This guide delves into the history of the Olympics, the fundamentals of biomechanics, anatomical planes, joint movements, and the science of motor behavior. With detailed, verified answers and a focus on the questions that will appear on your exam, you'll gain a deep understanding of the core concepts and be fully prepared to ace your Kinesiology 111 midterm.

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Kines 111 Midterm TEST FINAL EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM
20262027 BANK 2 VERSIONS QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS EXAM QUESTIONS WILL COME
FROM HERE (100% CORRECT ANSWERS A+ GRADED




Olympism definition - ANSWER--A philosophy of life:
-body will and mind
-joy found in effort
-respect/culture


Location of ancient olympic games - ANSWER--Olympia; Peloponnesus


Estimated dates of beginning and end of Ancient olympic games -
ANSWER--776 B.C. - 393 A.D.


Describe the religious underpinnings for the holding of the Ancient
Games and for the abolishment of the Ancient Games - ANSWER---In
honor of Zeus; athletic events were a ritual sacrifice of energy to Zeus
-Emperor Theodosius I, the first Christian Greek ruler, abolished the
games because they were a pagan ritual. They were contrary to the first
commandment. Spread of christianity

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Describe the issues related to professionalism, symbolism, and
eligibility in the Ancient Games - ANSWER---Must be: male, free GREEK
citizen, not have committed murder or heresy.
-men performed naked
-women could not perform or watch if they were married


Name the important deities associated with the Games - ANSWER--
Zeus- considered lord of all gods
Hara- Wife of Zeus
Hercules- Zeus's son
Athena- Zeus's daughter
Apollo- Zeus's son


Describe the Greek perspective on team sports and competition for
women in the ancient Games - ANSWER---team sports not involved yet.
Women did not typically train or participate. Their job was at home
raising the children and be homemakers.
-Originally woman could not watch games
-Eventually unmarried women could watch to see the best of the best
-Unmarried woman could only compete in the Festival of Hera


Identify and describe the importance of the Festival of Hera - ANSWER--
(Wife and sister of Zeus)
-Competition for unmarried girls

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-3 foot races categorized by age, 500 ft in length, wore tunics
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Identify the various athletic events associated with the Ancient Games -
ANSWER---Standion foot race
-Pentathlon; track & field type events.. javelin, long jump, discus
-Boxing, wrestling, Pankration (MMA), No team events


Identify Pierre de Coubertin and his role in the modern Olympic
movement and his specific view on women, amateurs, and team sports.
- ANSWER--Coubertin founded the Olympic movement in 1894
-Muscular christianity: body is a temple
-Team sports were not looked at for a long time
-Amateurs not allowed


What was declared for safe travel before and after games? - ANSWER--
Truce of Zeus


Describe the political and social influences that influenced the revival of
the modern Games - ANSWER---Industrialization created leisure timed.
-Capitalism created an upward socioeconomic mobility.
-Muscular Christianity encouraged physical development.

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Describe the early 20th century definition of amateur & professional
athlete v. the Ancient Games - ANSWER--Amateur: "gentelmen", did
not compete for money, did not compete with professionals. Never
taught or got paid to teach a sport.
Professionals: working class, mechanic, not just for monetary gain of
performance


Rings - ANSWER--Rings: Designed by Coubertin, 5 rings symbolize 5
continents that send athletes, Leni carved rings into rock in Greece
-Rings attached = Unity


Olympic Anthem - ANSWER--Palamas wrote poem; "Ancient eternal
and immortal spirit"
Sung @ first olympiad


Medals - ANSWER--Design varies with each game
1st Modern games: first place- silver medal, olive branch, certificate
second place; copper medal, laurel crown
Later: gold, silver, bronze


Olympic Motto - ANSWER--"Citius, Altius, Fortius"
Swifter, Higher, Stronger

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