Rec Exam 2023 Actual Questions and Answers Verified
A vast majority of the writing about play, recreation, and leisure as concepts in
the field of leisure studies centers around Anglo-European, Western voices.
True
False
True
These two early theories of play propose opposite motivations for play;
_________________ states that play is utilized to burn excess energy, while
_________________ states that play is done to restore energy
Catharsis Theory; Surplus-Energy Theory
Surplus-Energy Theory; Relaxation Theory
Relaxation Theory; Flow Theory
Surplus-Energy Theory; Preparation Theory
Surplus-Energy Theory; Relaxation Theory
Which contemporary theory of play focuses on the important role of play in child
development and community life?
Preparation Theory
Self-Expression Theory
Play as a Social Necessity
Stimulus-Arousal Theory
Play as a social necessity
This style of play proposed by Roger Caillois is marked by exuberance, freedom,
and spontaneity.
Agon
Alea
Paidia
Ludus
Paidia
Which of the following is NOT one of the three categories that encompasses
modern definitions of recreation?
A restorative function for work
An activity carried out under certain conditions/motivations
An outcome
A social institution
A restorative function for work
The working definition of recreation in your book includes which of the following
elements?
Activities/experiences that are voluntarily chosen
Activities/experiences that are pleasurable
Activities/experiences that may involve compulsion, discomfort, or danger
All are elements of recreation
None are elements of recreation
All are elements of recreation
Defining leisure as time means leisure occurs...
During unobligated or discretionary time
, During travel, study, or social involvements
During work obligations
During sleep or while eating
During unobligated or discretionary time
Defining leisure as ____________ involves the way in which free time is used.
Time
Activity
Setting/place
State of mind
Activity
Which of the following is a defining characteristic of Leisure as a Spiritual
Expression?
Doing something in a real time/place
Feeling free
A contribution to spiritual expression or religious values
Real choice and limitations and constraints
A contribution to spiritual expression or religious values
Defining leisure as a state of mind includes which of the following elements?
A clear set of goals, structure, and clear and immediate feedback
Life includes fragmented spheres including family activities, work, and leisure
Compulsion and extrinsic motivation
Personal fulfillment and self-enrichment
Personal fulfillment and self-enrichment
Which of the following is true of leisure in Ancient Greece?
There was little interest in the arts
Play was viewed as essential to the physical and social growth of kids
Religion played a minimal role in leisure
Women had equal access to leisure
Play was viewed as essential to the physical and social growth of kids
"Bread and Circuses" refers to what in Ancient Rome?
The need to include food to entice senators to engage in leisure
The types of celebrations common after military triumphs
The use of leisure to keep plebs entertained
The division of the classes on lines of land ownership
The use of leisure to keep plebs entertained
During the Dark and Middle Ages, early Christians focused on what related to
leisure?
Salvation through masochistic self-deprivation
Robust church-sponsored leisure opportunities
Ensuring leisure opportunities for "common people"
Conservation of public lands
Salvation through masochistic self-deprivation
The Protestant work ethic refers to the idea of 8 hours for work, 8 hours for play,
and 8 hours for rest.
True
False
A vast majority of the writing about play, recreation, and leisure as concepts in
the field of leisure studies centers around Anglo-European, Western voices.
True
False
True
These two early theories of play propose opposite motivations for play;
_________________ states that play is utilized to burn excess energy, while
_________________ states that play is done to restore energy
Catharsis Theory; Surplus-Energy Theory
Surplus-Energy Theory; Relaxation Theory
Relaxation Theory; Flow Theory
Surplus-Energy Theory; Preparation Theory
Surplus-Energy Theory; Relaxation Theory
Which contemporary theory of play focuses on the important role of play in child
development and community life?
Preparation Theory
Self-Expression Theory
Play as a Social Necessity
Stimulus-Arousal Theory
Play as a social necessity
This style of play proposed by Roger Caillois is marked by exuberance, freedom,
and spontaneity.
Agon
Alea
Paidia
Ludus
Paidia
Which of the following is NOT one of the three categories that encompasses
modern definitions of recreation?
A restorative function for work
An activity carried out under certain conditions/motivations
An outcome
A social institution
A restorative function for work
The working definition of recreation in your book includes which of the following
elements?
Activities/experiences that are voluntarily chosen
Activities/experiences that are pleasurable
Activities/experiences that may involve compulsion, discomfort, or danger
All are elements of recreation
None are elements of recreation
All are elements of recreation
Defining leisure as time means leisure occurs...
During unobligated or discretionary time
, During travel, study, or social involvements
During work obligations
During sleep or while eating
During unobligated or discretionary time
Defining leisure as ____________ involves the way in which free time is used.
Time
Activity
Setting/place
State of mind
Activity
Which of the following is a defining characteristic of Leisure as a Spiritual
Expression?
Doing something in a real time/place
Feeling free
A contribution to spiritual expression or religious values
Real choice and limitations and constraints
A contribution to spiritual expression or religious values
Defining leisure as a state of mind includes which of the following elements?
A clear set of goals, structure, and clear and immediate feedback
Life includes fragmented spheres including family activities, work, and leisure
Compulsion and extrinsic motivation
Personal fulfillment and self-enrichment
Personal fulfillment and self-enrichment
Which of the following is true of leisure in Ancient Greece?
There was little interest in the arts
Play was viewed as essential to the physical and social growth of kids
Religion played a minimal role in leisure
Women had equal access to leisure
Play was viewed as essential to the physical and social growth of kids
"Bread and Circuses" refers to what in Ancient Rome?
The need to include food to entice senators to engage in leisure
The types of celebrations common after military triumphs
The use of leisure to keep plebs entertained
The division of the classes on lines of land ownership
The use of leisure to keep plebs entertained
During the Dark and Middle Ages, early Christians focused on what related to
leisure?
Salvation through masochistic self-deprivation
Robust church-sponsored leisure opportunities
Ensuring leisure opportunities for "common people"
Conservation of public lands
Salvation through masochistic self-deprivation
The Protestant work ethic refers to the idea of 8 hours for work, 8 hours for play,
and 8 hours for rest.
True
False
