CSET Flashcards
1
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What is a foreign dance that uses bamboo sticks?
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Tinikling
2
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What dance became a big hit during the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920’s?
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Swing
3
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Characteristics of fetal alcohol syndrome and effect on babies, what substance affects facial characteristics?
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Alcohol
4
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What is the last note on a Treble Clef?
*It had a flat symbol after treble clef.
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The note is a G note
5
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Name the rest of a quarter note…
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quarter rest
6
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What theatrical style features masks, improvisation, and stock characters?
A
Commedia Dell’arte
7
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Know FITT principles and how to apply them.
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Frequency - how often you will exercise.
Intensity - how hard you work during exercise.
Time - how long you exercise during each session.
Type of Exercise
8
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The activity specific to the goal
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Move your hips toward the ball as you kick
9
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If a teacher is showing rhythm through clapping and then having the class echo the clapping, what is the overall lesson?
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Musical listening skills or active listening skills
10
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Cognitive development and cognitive abilities in 5-6 years old.
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Ability to distinguish letters and sounds in a systematic way
11
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How does this piece help show 3 dimensions?
It showed a cartoonish black and white Asian styled art piece like Kong’s of Egypt w/ scarfs on their head and snakes sitting around a village with a dragon, trees, and plants.
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Objects layered over each other
12
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Pacific Northwest Native Americans have perfected one of the following:
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Wood carved masks
13
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Studies done on families based on race and culture are correlated with what outcome?
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Access to health insurace
14
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When first graders are given the choice to make changes to a game and make their own rules, what psychosocial development does to help them?
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Fair Play
15
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What is the best way to introduce plot to a first grade class?
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Discuss with students about the beginning, middle, and end of the no familiar story.
16
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Native Americans and sports: Native Americans are responsible for which modern sport?
A
Lacrosse
17
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A child with high functioning autism struggles with…
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Social studies
18
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Which of these physical activities involve executing static balance?
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head stand and hand stand
19
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What is the best etiquette for beginners in golf?
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Be quiet when others are playing
20
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Which of these motions is the safest for a student and why?
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Exercise B is better because your neck is stable
21
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What is the best way to ensure optimal cardiorespiratory exercise for a 1st grade kid?
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Chasing and Fleeing
22
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Who was the artist of this painting?
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Andy Warhol
23
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What is “space”?
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Space can be divided into different types, thus having slightly different definitions:
24
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Two - dimensional space
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2D space is a measurable distance on a surface which shows length and width but lacks thickness of depth.
25
Three-dimensional space
3D space is a sensation of space that seems to have length, width, and height to create visual or real depth.
26
What is a typical rule in four square?
Everyone stays inside their own square
27
How do we manipulate spatial illusion in two-dimensional art?
Direction and linear perspective
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What is tonal gradation in art?
A tonal gradation is defined as value steps going from light to dark.
29
What is considered a rule of four square games?
Each person has to stay in their square.
30
How does poor self-concept affect academic performance?
Self-esteem affecting students academically because they feel they can't do the work right.
31
Simplicity as related to P.E. - Know the Terms
Activity specific to the goal
32
What is the best instructional cue for forehand swing in racquet ball or tennis?
Stabilize your wrist and follow through
33
What is the heart rate goal for cardiovascular strength for an elementary student?
60% -80% of their maximum heart rate
34
The effect of physical activity on children's physiological...
Increase HDL Cholesterol
35
What instrument is best for a 1st and 2nd grader?
Xylophone
36
Which of the following can tell us if it's a minor or major note?
Tone
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Why do boy's bodies and girls bodies begin to differ at middle school?
Sex hormones
38
In which type of music is there most likely to be an instrumental solo?
Concerto
39
How can a 1st grade teacher help students achieve the role of identity?
Student taking self control and controlling others
40
How can boys and girls differentiate between their (thinking/metacognitive) in their learning?
Metacognition
41
What type of audience is this play trying to target? Why did it work? What was the production trying to prove?
Effective
42
12 year old boy and self-identity
Challenging the adults close to them
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What age range do kids start to hang out based on popularity?
11-12 year olds
44
Cognitive development term when a child understands that a person can have multiple roles (mother/doctor).
Classification (part of Piaget theory)
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How these pictures differ drastically?
Body proportions
46
Question about cerebral palsy
Muscle degenration
47
Something about dancing with facial expressions and gestures while dancing.
India
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How to promote self-control in your children's autonomy?
Let them pick their center
49
What gives this building an organic look?
undulating forms
50
In theatre, the audience closer to the stage and that part of the stage is called?
downstage
51
What is this art trying to convey?
Commenting on social conditions during that time
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How would an egocentric teen act?
Change outfit multiple times in the morning and looking in the mirror
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How can you not show depth through art?
Horizontal lines and bilateral shading
54
What can play at recess do for kids age K-2?
Self-confidence
55
What involves placing one foot in front while moving forward?
Galloping
56
What involves step-hop, fly, switch feet?
Skipping
57
Which of the following activities helps develop coordination, flexibility, endurance, arm and shoulder strength, for young elementary children?
T-Ball
58
A child who regularly participates in P.E. activity will perform better than peers who participate less is...
Academically motivated
59
Assessing a child swinging (hanging) from a horizontal bar, what are you assessing?
Muscle strength
60
Which of the following would negatively affect a student's self-confidence or esteem in physical education?
Assign team leaders to choose teams
61
Which would be considered visual spatial intelligence?
Reading Maps
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A player in an instrumental ensemble is similar to what?
Actor
63
What might emotional abuse from a significant adult do to a child?
Question self-worth
64
Language development in early adolescence is characterized by the ability to...
Understand figurative language
65
Most important reason for incorporating social play dramatically social dramatic play into kinder and early elementary learning environment...
Provide opportunity for students to explore different roles, avoid confirming to gender stereotypes.
66
Which of the following cognitive skills generally appear in 8 to 9 year olds?
Reflecting how to best solve given problem
67
Springing on one foot or both feet and landing on both feet.
Jumping
68
A question about swinging on a bar:
Muscular Strength
69
A question on describe influence of growth sports:
Changes in height = imbalance
70
Why do girls have better writing than boys?
Girls develop fine motor skills faster than boys
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Which of the following is the best example of a fine motor skill that would be taught in a comprehensive upper-primary physical education class?
Putting a spin on a football throw
72
Which of the following strategies is likely to be most effective in forming 5th grade groups or teams?
Teams chosen by the instructor based on a child's ability.
73
Dance that was taking place during Harlem?
Swing
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In most social dances, the movement of the partner who follows is based on...
Specific physical cues from the partner who is leading.
75
How is a flat effect created in art?
Minimal contrast of images and shadows means solid ink coverage with no gradations, screens, or halftones.
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How is a static effect created in art?
When the image has too much symmetry making horizontal lines
77
Below is a reproduction of the painting Elbe Bridge I, by Rolf Nesch.
A distorted, but coherent likeness in order to establish a subjective, experiential viewpoint
78
Something along the lines of a child between the ages of 6-8 are characterized by:
A significant increase in fine-motor control
79
How can children develop a lifelong interest in physical activities?
Building self-esteem and psychological skills through PE will promote student life long participation in physical fitness activities
80
What is a tibia?
Lower body bone (leg)
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Shin splints
Injury when a person runs for a long time
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Picture of a vase
Greek
83
Picture of Campbell soup who created this>
Andy Warhol
84
What is this in music? Mary had a little Lamb
Phrase
85
What comes after quarter?
Quarter rest
86
Which of the following is good? (Good/bad type of cholesterol)
HDL
87
Which of the following statements is most consistent with a multiple-factor view of intelligence?
Intelligence consists of various components and is susceptible to change
88
Of the following, the most important consideration in selecting a physical education activity for an elementary school class is to ensure that the selected activity:
Is an activity that is fun and interesting for them, keeps them engaged and active
89
Which of the following is a critical element in a mature motor pattern for kicking a soccer ball?
Following through with the kicking leg in the direction of the kick
90
Children with learning disabilities can be expected to be characterized by:
Discrepancies between academic performance and abiltiy.
91
Had a picture similar to this, asked where the note was:
C-Note
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There was also one about the spirit of competition transcending between cultures, so I thought that might have been right as well but when I reread it I ended up picking the one about...
Cultural differences
93
What happened or something to that effect? Was it a good choice?...What did you think?
How was the plot developed? How did the audience respond? Can't remember the last part.
94
Best way to accommodate a student in a wheelchair at a bowling alley?
Let him roll the ball half way from half way up the aisle
95
Elementary teacher has kids dance to a song and then every so often shuts off music and students must remain still but while balancing on one foot and other foot off the ground. Then turns music on and repeats. What is the teacher using this for?
Body awareness
96
Children who reside in households that uphold the idea that there are differences or inequality in aptitude and interests of boys than girls, will differ in what wat?
Will mainly attempt or focus those interests
97
Using the idea or principle of Multiple intelligence. Which goes with this idea?
Different children learn from various experiences in different ways
98
4th grade teacher is teaching music and how can you implement math with it?
Hit the drum beat per minute
99
How does socioeconomic status contribute to a students ability to continue learning?
Low income students lack access to technology or learning tools at home
100
What is the word MOTIF in music?
Changes mood and tone
101
What is timbre related to?
A distinct musical sound for instrument and voice
102
What did Title IX of 1972 do?
Title IX is a comprehensive federal law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in any federally funded education program or activity.
103
What can the teacher say to help students do the activity using the proper form?
Body turns to the side while arm is reached back for strike
104
In what sport would be helpful....
Tennis
105
If students would attend a school where they learned about their peers' culture backgrounds and abilities how would that impact them?
Be knowledgeable about other cultures, have more understanding about how to work better with other cultures.
106
How can you compare a music note to language?
Phrase
107
What can you compare a music phrase to in language?
Sentence
108
Self-identity of a 5th grader
5th graders are starting to find their independence and they are finding out who they are. They are starting to understand different points of view and they are spending more time with friends. They are becoming abstract thinkers and testing the negotiating waters with their parents. They may have mood swings and struggle with self-esteem issues.
109
How does marijuana affect a teen?
Loss of memory
110
Morality of a 5th grader
If I don't invite people to the birthday party there will be some that get their feelings hurt
111
How does it affect their physical development- use of drugs, not dealing well with adults
Boys who have maturity are confident physically. Boys who have matured quickly have higher self-esteem.
112
How would a child a who is being bullied act emotionally?
Anxiety
113
Theater scene: the set is a street that is empty, the lighting is dim and blue and black, one building has one window with bright light shining? What is the message they want to give out?
Sense of hope and optimism
114
When you slow down a soccer ball with your foot, what is it called?
Force absorption
115
What musical to tones/singing is most commonly found in reggae?
Syncopation
116
A student who struggles with tasks. He asked his teacher every time they do the same tasks that he had performed before.
Internalized expectation of failure
117
What was the purpose of Gothic cathedral architecture?
Something to do with divine radiance and mystery
118
What does this symbol represent at the end of the bar? This question gives you a long piece of music, (look at the end)...
Repeat
119
With this set of notes, which type of math problems would you use to teach students?
Fractions
120
Olympics and the World Cup provide what for the viewers?
Influence diverse cultures have on sports and games
121
An intellectually delayed child would most likely struggle with?
Cannot generalize what they have learned from one context to another
122
Characteristics in traditional Chinese/Japanese music.
Pentatonic melodies
123
Students that are considered gifted differ from students who are basically average? What do the gifted students need to be successful?
More challenging work to keep their interests.
124
Why is play essential to cognitive development?
Taking on different roles resisting norms and gender roles
125
What is likely to happen during a growth spurt of a child age 6-10?
Temporary awkward/reduction in mobility and coordination
126
After a theatre performance what questions do they ask to see if the performance was successful?
Was it worth doing
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PE about creating a program for upper grade. FITT principle if a student exercise 3 days a week for 20 minutes, which would be the next step in increasing intensity in the activity?
20 minutes a day five days a week
