Form 1 Praxis 5091 Test Questions and Answers
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Which of the following Sliding involves moving sideways. It is, therefore,
activities is a basic considered a basic locomotor skill (i.e., it is
locomotor skill? characterized by moving from one location to
another). The correct answer, therefore, is (A).
A. Sliding
B. Twisting
C. Balancing
D. Throwing
According to recent Research on classes that ranged in length from 30 to
research, in a typical 40 minutes found less than 40 percent of the time
physical education class, being spent on vigorous physical activity. The correct
most students are answer, therefore, is (A).
engaged in vigorous
activity approximately
what percent of the time?
A. Less than 40%
B. Between 40% and 60%
C. Between 60% and 80%
D. More than 80%
,The most effective way to Children have smaller hands and often lack the
help elementary school strength to reach a regulation-height basket. Smaller
students develop efficient balls and lower baskets give children a better chance
basketball skills is by to succeed. Thus, the correct answer is (B)
A. putting the students in a
full-court, five-on-five
game as soon as possible
B. having the students play
with balls that are smaller
and baskets that are lower
than is standard
C. monitoring the
students' knowledge of
game strategies
D. teaching passing skills
before teaching shooting
skills
After a person matures, With age, ever-greater percentages of body cells
which of the following become less metabolically active, generally causing
generally increases more body fat to accumulate over time. The correct
because of the aging answer, therefore, is (C).
process?
A. Maximum heart rate
B. Vital capacity
C. Body fat
D. Body height
,Young children who are Young children are characteristically distracted by the
first learning to strike or motion of the person throwing the ball. The correct
catch a ball tend to focus answer, therefore, is (B).
primarily on the
A. flight of the ball
B. person throwing the
ball
C. speed of the ball
D. position of their feet
A signed consent form Consent forms are primarily informational documents.
should be obtained from The teacher is still primarily responsible for the
the parent or guardian of student's safety during the trip. The correct answer,
a student who is going on therefore, is (B).
a sport or adventure field
trip because the form
A. signifies that the parent
or guardian assumes
primary responsibility for
anything that might
happen on the trip
B. shows the teacher that
the parent or guardian
knows what activity is
planned for the student
and does not object
C. prevents a parent or
guardian from successfully
suing the teacher if a
student is injured
D. relieves the school
district of responsibility for
the student
, Which of the following is ption (B) is correct. Using differentiated instruction in
an example of a teaching classes is illustrated by using ability grouping within a
approach that uses class to determine how material is presented. With
differentiated instruction? universal design for learning, lessons are taught for all
levels of learners in each inclusion class
A. Universal design for
learning
B. Ability grouping in
classes
C. Categorizing learners'
abilities
D. Using standardized
tests to measure progress
at the end of the unit
After a person matures, ulmonary diffusion generally decreases with age,
which of the following directly affecting the overall capacity of the body's
generally decreases aerobic system. The correct answer, therefore, is (A).
because of the aging
process?
A. Aerobic capacity
B. Resting systolic blood
pressure
C. Resting heart rate
D. Residual volume
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Terms in this set (120)
Which of the following Sliding involves moving sideways. It is, therefore,
activities is a basic considered a basic locomotor skill (i.e., it is
locomotor skill? characterized by moving from one location to
another). The correct answer, therefore, is (A).
A. Sliding
B. Twisting
C. Balancing
D. Throwing
According to recent Research on classes that ranged in length from 30 to
research, in a typical 40 minutes found less than 40 percent of the time
physical education class, being spent on vigorous physical activity. The correct
most students are answer, therefore, is (A).
engaged in vigorous
activity approximately
what percent of the time?
A. Less than 40%
B. Between 40% and 60%
C. Between 60% and 80%
D. More than 80%
,The most effective way to Children have smaller hands and often lack the
help elementary school strength to reach a regulation-height basket. Smaller
students develop efficient balls and lower baskets give children a better chance
basketball skills is by to succeed. Thus, the correct answer is (B)
A. putting the students in a
full-court, five-on-five
game as soon as possible
B. having the students play
with balls that are smaller
and baskets that are lower
than is standard
C. monitoring the
students' knowledge of
game strategies
D. teaching passing skills
before teaching shooting
skills
After a person matures, With age, ever-greater percentages of body cells
which of the following become less metabolically active, generally causing
generally increases more body fat to accumulate over time. The correct
because of the aging answer, therefore, is (C).
process?
A. Maximum heart rate
B. Vital capacity
C. Body fat
D. Body height
,Young children who are Young children are characteristically distracted by the
first learning to strike or motion of the person throwing the ball. The correct
catch a ball tend to focus answer, therefore, is (B).
primarily on the
A. flight of the ball
B. person throwing the
ball
C. speed of the ball
D. position of their feet
A signed consent form Consent forms are primarily informational documents.
should be obtained from The teacher is still primarily responsible for the
the parent or guardian of student's safety during the trip. The correct answer,
a student who is going on therefore, is (B).
a sport or adventure field
trip because the form
A. signifies that the parent
or guardian assumes
primary responsibility for
anything that might
happen on the trip
B. shows the teacher that
the parent or guardian
knows what activity is
planned for the student
and does not object
C. prevents a parent or
guardian from successfully
suing the teacher if a
student is injured
D. relieves the school
district of responsibility for
the student
, Which of the following is ption (B) is correct. Using differentiated instruction in
an example of a teaching classes is illustrated by using ability grouping within a
approach that uses class to determine how material is presented. With
differentiated instruction? universal design for learning, lessons are taught for all
levels of learners in each inclusion class
A. Universal design for
learning
B. Ability grouping in
classes
C. Categorizing learners'
abilities
D. Using standardized
tests to measure progress
at the end of the unit
After a person matures, ulmonary diffusion generally decreases with age,
which of the following directly affecting the overall capacity of the body's
generally decreases aerobic system. The correct answer, therefore, is (A).
because of the aging
process?
A. Aerobic capacity
B. Resting systolic blood
pressure
C. Resting heart rate
D. Residual volume
