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VCE Unit 2 Physical Education short quiz

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Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) Physical Education Quiz on VCE Unit 2 Physical Education short quiz, created by tiffanigrollo99 on 09/11/2015.
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Question 1

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This stage of learning involves the learner making frequent errors and needing to know what to do. They are inconsistent , stiff and unrelaxed but show quick improvement
Answer
  • associative stage
  • cognitive stage
  • autonomous stage
  • middle stage

Question 2

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how long is spent in the cognitive stage?
Answer
  • as long as the learner continues
  • unable to measure
  • usually short
  • varies, around a couple of years

Question 3

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what are two characteristics of the associative stage of learning?
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  • skills are automatic and frequent errors are made
  • learner understands how to perform the skill and has an emphasis on strategies and tactics
  • accurate performance and shows quick improvement
  • can select relevant cues from the environment and is more consistent in performance

Question 4

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the time used to take of on a block after the gun has gone off is referred to as what type of reaction time?
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  • choice reaction time
  • simple reaction time
  • fast reaction time
  • no choice reaction time

Question 5

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what two factors form the total response time?
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  • movement time and reaction time
  • reaction time and response time
  • response time and movement time
  • anticipation and movement time

Question 6

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what is a disadvantage of anticipation?
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  • it makes runners move before the gun fires
  • psychological refractory period
  • someone can 'fake right and break left,' therefore making you lose your opponent
  • it cant be directly meeasured

Question 7

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what type of learner used pictures or diagrams for visualization to learn material?
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  • fast learner
  • kinaesthetic learners
  • visual learner
  • auditory learner

Question 8

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what type of practice is hand balling for 15 minutes?
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  • part practice
  • distributed practice
  • sport practice
  • blocked practice

Question 9

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partial practice is most appropriate for what stage of a learner?
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  • cognitive stage
  • any stage
  • autonomous stage
  • associative stage

Question 10

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what are the two factors in external feedback?
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  • knowledge of results and feedback
  • knowledge of outcome and form
  • knowledge of results and performance
  • knowledge of performance and form

Question 11

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what type of coach is considered to be critical and harsh?
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  • casual
  • authoritarian
  • cooperative
  • democratic

Question 12

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which coaching style uses a range of experts in different fields?
Answer
  • authoritarian
  • democratic
  • casual
  • cooperative

Question 13

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what are the four categories of incidental activity?
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  • active transport, play, recreation and leisure and gardening
  • exercise, play, active transport and cooking
  • occupational, active transport, play and household chores
  • gardening, occupational, recreation and leisure and walking

Question 14

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what are the three categories of structured physical activity
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  • exercise, recreation and leisure, organised sport
  • exercise, play, organised sport
  • active transport, weights, games
  • weights, organised sport, active transport

Question 15

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what are the domains of physical activity?
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  • gardening, occupational, transport, play
  • frequency, intensity, duration, type
  • gardening, occupational, transport, leisure time
  • frequency, intensity, form, duration

Question 16

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dimensions of physical activity are...
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  • gardening, occupational, active transport, leisure time
  • frequency, intensity
  • aerobic, anaerobic, strengthening muscles and bones
  • duration, type, frequency, intensity

Question 17

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what are the four methods to measure intensity?
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  • talk test, metabolic equivalent, perceived exertion and HR max
  • measure of BP, perceived exertion, visible fitness improvement and HR max
  • target heart rate, talk test, measure of BP and visible fitness improvement
  • metabolic equivalent, perceived exertion, target heart rate and talk test

Question 18

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what aspect of our lives is improved (improved cardiovascular function, resistance to fatigue, improved strength and endurance, improved flexibility and bone development) physical activity?
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  • physical
  • social
  • behavioural
  • cognitive

Question 19

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how does physical activity improve the cognitive aspect of our lives?
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  • greater self-esteem, lower anxiety level, improved quality of life, enhanced sense of well being
  • lower risk of dementia and depression, improved quality of sleep and brain function, lower anxiety and great self esteem
  • increased enjoyment of physical activity, improved bone development, lower anxiety level, greater self-esteem
  • lower risk of dementia and cardiovascular diease, improved quality of sleep and brain function, lower anxiety and great self esteem

Question 20

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what is hypertension?
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  • elevated levels of systolic and diastolic BP
  • when your muscles randomly contract constantly
  • a sense of over-activeness from the muscles
  • when your systolic and diastolic BP levels are extremely low

Question 21

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why were the NPAG's introduced?
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  • everyone was getting fat in Australia
  • involvement in physical activity was a public health issue
  • the leading cause of every health related issue in Australia was a result of obesity
  • government found it difficult to pay for all the medical bills that were needed as everyone was getting sick from obesity and lack of physical activity involvement

Question 22

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what characteristics match those of the NPAG's for youth?
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  • at least 60 minutes every day, moderate-vigorous, aerobic and strengthening
  • at least 30 minutes every day, vigorous, aerobic and stretching
  • 30 minutes at least three times a week, moderate-vigorous, aerobic and strengthening
  • 60 minutes at least three times a week, moderate-vigorous, aerobic and strengthening

Question 23

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what characteristics match those of the NPAG's for adults?
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  • 2.5-5 hours of moderate PA per week, 1.25-2.5 hours of vigorous PA per week, preferably every day, with strengthening and aerobic
  • 2.5-5 hours of vigorous PA per week, 1.25-2.5 hours of moderate PA per week, preferably every day, with strengthening and aerobic
  • 3.5-6 hours of moderate PA per week, 2-5 hours of vigorous PA per week, preferably every second day, with stretching and aerobic
  • over 5 hours of moderate PA per week, 2.5-3.5 hours of vigorous PA per week, every day, with strengthening and anaerobic

Question 24

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what characteristics match those of the NPAG's sedentary guidelines for adults?
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  • minimal amount of time of electronic media, breaking up long periods of sitting as often as possible
  • less than 2 hours of electronic media per day, breaking up long periods of sitting as often as possible
  • maximum of 3 hours of sedentary behaviour daily
  • no more than 10 hours of sedentary behaviour throughout the week

Question 25

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what are the top five barriers of physical activity in Australia?
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  • lack of time, dislike for exercise, lack of money and company and fear of judgement
  • lack of time, lack of equipment, lack of money and company and fear of judgement
  • injury, lack of time , lack of money and access to equipment and fatigue
  • lack of time, dislike for exercise, lack of money and company and fatigue

Question 26

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what are the minority groups for NPAG barriers?
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  • gender, Indiginous Australians, disabilities, geographic location, public transport, children/adolescents, ethnic minorities, overweight and obese people
  • gender, Indiginous Australians, disabilities, public transport, children/adolescents, ethnic minorities, overweight and obese people
  • gender, Indiginous Australians, disabilities, geographic location, public transport, education, ethnic minorities, overweight and obese people
  • gender, Indiginous Australians, disabilities, geographic location, public transport, children/adolescents, ethnic minorities, underweight
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