Test 1.

Multiple choice

1. What year the movement education occurred in the field of dance?

A.1980s

B.1960s

C.1970s

D.1800s

2. Who developed the termed, applied aesthetics and focuses his work in the arts?

A. Rodulf Von Laban

B. Francis Delsarte

C. Mabel Elsworth Todd

D. Anne Green Gilbert

3. It is an educational approach that focuses on the development of physical skills?

A. Dance

B. Social interaction

C. Microsystem

D. Movement education

4. It is defined as the process of initiating, directing, and grading purposeful voluntary movement?

A. Space

B. Movement Efficiency

C. Motor Control

D. Gross Motor Control

5. Movement education teaches proper body mechanics reducing the risk of overuse injuries?

A. Teamwork

B. Biomechanical Awareness

C. Extension
D. Social Engagement

6. It involves perceiving one's body in relation to the surrounding space?

A. Sports Science

B. Time

C. Space Awareness

D. Balance

7. This theory emphasizes the interaction between individual and the various systems within their
environment?

A. Macrosystem

B. Physical theory

C. Feedback

D. Ecological Systems Theory

8. The ability to respond quickly to a stimulus or an action?

A. Coordination

B. Reaction Time

C. Endurance

D. Agility

9. It serves as a vassel for preserving and transmission cultural traditions and narratives through
generations?

A. Cultural Preservation

B. Collaboration

C. Technique

D. Creativity

10. It refers to imaginary design body makes or that object makes on the floor, in the air when moving?

A. Plane

B. Level
C. Pathway

D. Location

Test II. Modified True or False

1. The amount and quality of practice play a significant role.

Ans. True

2. Allow your body to rest and not recover between exercises sessions.

Ans. False

3. Movement com from fast then have turning to slow.

Ans. False

4. Dynamic environment is a business environment that is rapidly changing.

Ans. True

5. Maintain proper posture throughout your exercises.

Ans. True

Test III. Matching Type

1. Well-developed motor control allows athletes to perform precise and accurate movements such as
hitting a target or executing complex gymnastics routines.

2. Motor learning enables athletes to adapt to changing conditions, opponents, or equipment.

3. Effective motor control enhances's an athletes ability to produce rapid and well-timed movements.

4. Continued motor learning allows athletes to refine their skill, optimizing performance over time.

5. Motor learning can be influenced by age.

A. Age

B. Precision and Accuracy

C. Speed and Timing

D. Adaptability

E. Skill Optimization

Answer:
1. B

2. D

3. C

4. E

5. A