Class 11 Physical Education Chapter 6 Kinesiology, Biomechanics And Sports Quiz 3 (60 MCQs)

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1. Friction is useful in sports for:
2. During a calf stretch, the ankle rolls so the sole turns outward. Which motion occurs?
3. Functions of skeletal system include .....
4. A new born baby skeleton consists of ..... bones.
5. The Finger Flexors can be viewed on the ..... side of the body.
6. Who is considered one of the earliest observers and analysts of human and animal movement in kinesiology?
7. The study of structure is called .....
8. Which of the following statements are incorrect
9. Which factor does NOT affect stability?
10. Describe the impact of aging on joint function and stability.
11. Which is the BEST example of adduction at the hip from a side-lying position?
12. Which of the following best describes a movement away from midline?
13. A doctor says that Carlos has injured the posterior of his arm. What does this MOST likely mean for Carlos?
14. What is true about the anterior drawer test at the knee?
15. The study of the human body in motion is called .....
16. The ..... plane divides the body into top and bottom halves
17. Flexion and extension typically occur in which plane?
18. What is a recommended way to integrate more movement into daily life?
19. Which of the following does NOT describe a motion of the scapula?
20. The Musculoskeletal System combines the following two systems .....
21. Pronation refers to:
22. How many bones in the foot?
23. The way the body responds to physical activity is very specific to the activity itself/ Adaptations occur based on the specific stressors
24. What is the primary focus when considering posture awareness?
25. Which of the following bones is the HEEL of the foot?
26. ..... are responsible for educating clients and enforcing policies regarding safe and proper use of equipment. Individuals holding this position must be able to develop, document, and implement one-on-one, partner, or group workout programs that match the needs and goals of clients
27. Which term names movement bringing a limb toward the body's midline?
28. Abduction and adduction typically occur in which plane?
29. Biomechanics applies the laws of:
30. What factors contribute to joint stability?
31. What are the three main types of joints in the human body?
32. Which plane divides the body into left and right halves?
33. Identify the primary movement patterns of the human body.
34. Rotation is movement around:
35. Gliding movements occur in .....
36. In Anatomical position the forearm is in a functional position.
37. The two holes in the pelvis are called what?
38. ..... movements are produced when the angle between the bones of a joint changes.
39. Charlotte is considering a career in kinesiology. Which of the following is a specialization she might pursue?
40. The term ..... refers to sometime more concrete or stable. The term ..... refers to something more fluid or changing.
41. Norm Triplett, an early social psychologist to whom the origin of research and academics in sport and exercise psychology is traced back to, tested his hypothesis with children and what task?
42. Who did England beat in the 2019 cricket World Cup final?
43. The full movement potential of a joint, usually its range of flexion and extension
44. Your deltoids are divided into how many sections?
45. Which of the following courses is required to become an athletic trainer?
46. Biomechanics helps in:
47. Which plane is a horizontal plane that divides the body into upper and lower portions?
48. The knee is located ..... in relation to the foot.
49. Arteries carry blood away from the heart?
50. The hamstring is a ..... for knee extension
51. Which of the following is a common application of kinesiology in sports?
52. Which of the following is NOT a technology mentioned in the text that has advanced the study of kinesiology?
53. Angular motion is best seen in:
54. Moving a body part upwards in the frontal plane is called .....
55. Which subject studies the structure and function of muscles?
56. The textbook describes ..... as the bodily movement produced by the contraction if skeletal muscles that substantially increase energy expenditure above baseline level. This broad term encompasses:exercise, sports, dance, activities of daily living, and active occupational tasks.
57. Experiences are different in people, so whatever works for a given situation.
58. Which type of contraction occurs when a muscle maintains a constant length?
59. ..... contraction happens when muscle length is unchanged.
60. Long, short irregular Seasamoid and flat bones are classified according to their .....