CSET SUBSET III

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?

Fair play

A child with high functioning autism struggles with...

Social skills/ socialization

Which of these physical activities involve executing static balance?

Headstand and handstand

What is the heart rate goal for cardiovascular strength for an elementary student?

d. 60%-80% of their maximum heart rate

12-year-old boy and self-identify

Challenging the adults close to them

A 12-year-old boy who is figuring out his self-identity will most likely __________________.

Answer: Focus on the close adults and challenge their behaviors/decisions

A child who regularly participates in P.E. activity will perform better than peers who participate less is...

Academically motivated

Know theater critique. After a theater performance what questions do they ask to see if the performance was successful?

Answer said: "Was it worth doing?"

Or, another tester answered with something like: "What was the purpose? Was it conveyed to the audience? Was it worth doing?" - it was worded like this on my exam 8/25 10/23 11/17

These were my answers 10/17

Different answers listed 10/2

Effective

B. It did say "was it worth doing", or, that's at least what I answered. I answered something like, "What was the purpose? Was it conveyed to the audience? Was it worth doing?" 10/23,12/12

C. One option talked about critiquing based on how their theme was developed.

D. How bad or good the actors w tr ere

Wording was strange on this one different options for the answers 10/2

Boys and girls being taught at home by their parents that genders have different attributes and interests will...

. Will mainly attempt or focus on those interests (7/22, 7/25, 7/28)

**Note from previous cycle test taker: The answer I picked had to do with some kind of lesson and it was a two part answer. Mine was something about grades?

B. Will respond better to certain teaching styles than others (7/29, 7/30 ,9/30, 10/2 10/19, 10/21 10/23 11/17) 1/13

C. They will excel in certain academic areas confidently (12/28)

Using the Idea or principle of Multiple intelligence. Which goes with this idea?

Different children learn from various experiences in different ways (7/25, 7/27, 7/28, 7/29)

Characteristics in traditional Chinese/Japanese music.

Pentatonic melodies

Only says "pentatonic" 1/13

What dance became a big hit during the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920's?

C. Swing

What is this art trying to convey?

Commenting on social conditions during that time

What might Emotional Abuse from a significant adult do to a child?

undermine self worth

A question on SOCIO-DRAMATIC PLAY cycle...

Learning about cooperation or developing roles

These were two different options on mine, i chose:

developing and practicing different roles 10/17 10/23 11/17

Provide the many opportunities for different roles.(I picked this for 12/13) (1/11)1/13

Morality of a 5th grader, what is an example of their highest level of reasoning?

"If I don't invite people to the birthday party, there will be some that get their feelings hurt."

What is the best locomotor dance that involves third graders going clockwise and counterclockwise?

Circular line dance

What is duple and triple most commonly referred to in music?

Meter

A teacher prepares an activity called a bear crawl where the students have to bend the top of their body and touch the floor with their hands in order to walk on all fours. The teacher explains they have to reach their hand forward and foot on the same side to move and do the same on the opposite direction, what is the purpose of this activity?

Transfer weight and...weight-bear.

If an actor is given a bunch of tongue twisters to say out loud as fast as they can, what is this for?

Diction

What is a warm up for? OR why do we warm up before physical activity? (children)

Children's musculoskeletal is still developing so they are prone to injury (reduces risk of injury)

Biomechanical and games and activities with movement...

Center of Mass

Notes:

One Principal in Biomechanics is Stability.

Stability increases with:

Lower center of gravity;

Larger base of support;

Closer line of gravity to the center of the base of support; and

Greater mass

How does center of mass affect stability in sport?

The center of mass being maintained over the base of support increases the performers of stability.

If the center of mass moves close to the edge of the base of support the performer's balance becomes less stable

There was a question about improv acting between two actors and what should the response be when the first actor asks a question / makes an offer to the second actor.

Accepting offered and extending the action

How does socioeconomic status contribute to a student's ability to continue learning?

Low income students lack access to technology or learning tools at home

8/20: not an option on mine choose one that talked about set norms that students will not do as good

8/25, 9/24: I selected the option that said "unspoken thoughts..." 12/13 chose same response, 1/12 1/13

Teacher is organizing a field day for 1st graders and wants them to play flag football and ultimate frisbee. This is:

Inappropriate because they don't have the skills to play cooperatively with their peers on a successful team - this was an option on 8/25, 9/30, 10/17, 10/23,12/10

Talked about dance improv and asked what it would be most beneficial for:

Feel for music/beat of song

I think this one was worded in a different way for me on 11/15 - I don't believe these were choices.

Almost didn't recognize this question because the answers looked different. Just look close and relate 1/13

Two-part question about Quinn who is a bit obese, and his fitness plan

First part made a plan with teacher for easy to moderate; exercise bicycling, basketball,

Why is obesity harmful to a 10 year old?

The second part about this question also has to do with Quinn's plan to participate in bicycling and playing basketball but not setting a mandatory time amount (9/22, 9/30)

Diabetes, high blood pressure, etc

I chose an option worded like "Any exercise is beneficial to children at this age"

What is likely to happen during a growth spurt of a child age 6-10 / adolescence?

temporary awkward/reduction in mobility and coordination

Delayed in maturity question - How does it affect their physical development-Use of drugs, not dealing well with adults

Boys who have maturity are confident physically. boys who matured quickly have higher self confidence

Students are on the playground walking on the balance beam. If they fall off then they want to cut everyone in line. An argument breaks out and the group discusses it and they decide that if they don't get halfway they can have another try. What does PE help build?

Problem-solving skills (answer was more wordy but same idea)

Shows 4 bars of music and which has the most range of pitch?

C (not the musical note of "C", the answer choice) is the highest music note range 1/13

Choose the bar with the most range of notes. Count how many spaces are between the notes. That will be an easy way to determine range. One note was below the bar and another note was near the top so pick that one.

This was extremely tricky, I picked answer choice C because I have no knowledge of music. (12/13)

*this one was tricky for me bc I did not have knowledge of this sort at all.

Question on a singer performing a song that is emotional/tells a story *Not exact wording but what I can best remember! I think it was "romantic" the world romantic was in the question

Ballad

Know the difference between renaissance and modern art.

Modern art is ?

Abstractism is correct

Which one of these social emotional tasks would be extremely difficult for a 5 year

not able to understand that one's views are different from others (I forget the exact wording of the answer choice)

Research:

At what age do most children begin to understand the needs and perspectives of others?

Early adolescence (ages 8-12) They are capable of perspective taking and understand and consider other's perspectives. They begin to think hypothetically, considering several possibilities, and can think logically. They begin using and manipulating symbols representationally.

Socioeconomics: How does socioeconomics affect the self Identity of a 5th grader?

Unspoken thoughts of what the future holds, job, career, amounting in life.

What would be the benefit of regular exercise in adults?

Reduce stress

Which choreographic term is the most effective for repetitive/ patterns of movement?

Repetition

Teacher shows students dance from different regions and tells them about the origin every month. What is it for?

To appreciate the cultural diversity

Student's successes in solving interpersonal problems is most likely due to their development in:

Understanding other points of view

Exercises that have participants exploring levels, pathways and directions benefits dancers. What is she teaching her students about?:

Space - but the answer talks about spatial awareness

Note: https://kpbsd.org/Workarea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=36260

Level, pathway, direction are parts of SPACE in dance

SPACE: Where is movement performed?

Place: self-space/general space (also called personal/shared)

Size: big/small, near/far

Level: high, middle, low

Direction: forward, backward, right, left, up, down, diagonal

Pathway: curved, straight, zig zag

Focus: single focus or multi focus

Locomotor Skills in Sample P.E. Lesson Explaining Pathways, Levels, and Directions

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMkGA58conI

SET 2

Human Development CR.#1 (SET 2 in masters, worded differently) Using your knowledge of human development, describe two ways that PLAY affects cognitive development. Choose one grade group K-2, 3-5, 6-8 and explain.

Specifically, asked how play affects prosocial behavior in K-2 (1/12)

When students in grade K-2 participate in play they are able to deloevp prosocial behaviors. Prosocial skills include, caring, comforting, compassion, cooperation, empathy, helping, kindness, sharing and sympathy. As children engage in play they are bale to learn these skills. For example, when children play with a ball, they are learning to take turns and share one object. They are able to learn that sometimes resources are limited and need to be shared between two or more people. Play can also teach students how to cooperate with eathoether. When students are playing together, they are often playing by a set of rules, teaching them to cooperate with one another so that everything goes smoothly. For example, students riding scooters and tricycles in the play yard at school. The students know they need to go in the same direction, follow the path that is designated and alternate the person who is using the equipment. Students are learning to cooperatively play together in order to keep a smooth flow in the game. In this activity students are also learning to share as well.

Performing Arts CR. #3 (Set 11 in masters)

Select a music genre (examples are Mariachi, Reggae, an d Hip-hop) but you can choose any genre that is not mentioned. Those are just examples of genres that they give you to give you an idea.

You have to write about:

One unique feature/characteristic that this genre has

Why is this unique

1/11 Select a unique theatre genre/style (i.e. comedy, tragedy, melodrama, etc.), Asks you to name a play and (1) describe its genre or style, (2) explain a feature/characteristics from play that demonstrates its genre/style

1/11

One style of theater is comedy. One of the most famous comedic plays written was A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare. While this play has its share of tragic events, it is classified as a comedy because in the end, the main characters end up happy. At the end of the play, everyone finds thier happily ever after. The two couples end up married and the fairy queen and king end up reconciling from thier differences earlier on in the play. Not only is this play comedic in the way that it ends, it is also quite a funny tale in which a love potion causes a series of events between the main characters, which cause the audience to laugh.

Or

Romeo and Juilet is one of the classic examples of a tragic play. The cornerstone of a tragedy is just that, tragic events take place. In the play Romeo and Juliet, both of the protagonists fall to an untimely fate. Juliet, not wanting to marry someone else seaks help from the local monk who give her an elixir that will put her in a death like slumber, the monk also promises to send word to Romeo. However, Romeo doesn't get the memo and decided to take his own life by drinks a posin. When Juliet wakes up and sees that Romeo has killed himself, again not wanting to be without him she uses his dagger and kills herself. There are many factors that make this a tragic tale, yet the key factor is the double suiside at the end of the play.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Create a physical activity for K-2 graders with locomotor/non-locomotor skills that could be adapted/modified for everyone to participate regardless of physical or fitness abilities?

This physical activity (animal dancing) is designed to help Kindergarten to 2nd graders develop their locomotor and nonlocomotor skills. It can be adapted and modified to accommodate all participants regardless of physical or fitness abilities. The activity begins with a warm-up. Have the students stand in a circle and do some light stretching. Then, have them march in place for a few minutes. Next, have the students practice their locomotor skills. Have them march around the room, gallop, skip, and hop. Encourage them to move in different directions and at different speeds. Once the students have had a chance to practice their locomotor skills, have them practice their nonlocomotor skills. Have them stand in a circle and do some yoga poses, such as tree pose, warrior pose, and mountain pose. Have them practice balancing on one foot and stretching their arms and legs. To make the activity accessible to all participants, provide modifications and adaptations. For example, if a student is unable to stand on one foot, have them stand on two feet and practice balancing. If a student is unable to do a yoga pose, have them do a modified version of the pose. At the end of the activity, have the students cool down by doing some light stretching and marching in place. This physical activity is designed to help Kindergarten to 2nd graders develop their locomotor and nonlocomotor skills. It can be adapted and modified to accommodate all participants regardless of physical or fitness abilities

Hot ball game (on master)

This is the link for the game they are talking about. It is VERY similar. They ask what movements the kids could use, teamwork skills, and two sports related games that are similar and why are they similar. They give you a choice between answering all of these. I knew all so I could get the most points.

https://www.thepespecialist.com/monsterball/

In the game Hot Ball students are using a biomechanical movement, when they throw. This type of movement engagens the entier body form the arm all the way through the trunk to the hips and legs. Students are also engaging in locomotor movement when they are walking/running to retrieve the smaller balls to throw at the larger ball. Students are also working collaboratively as a team to accomplish a similar end goal through communication and team work. It is imperative that all student work together to move the ball into the scoring zone inorder to gain points. Two similar sports

One factor that will affect the social or emotional development of a child in grades k-2, 3-5, 6-8. And explain how it affects them.

positive reinforcement because it builds confidence. helps in a good way. One factor which might affect the emotional health of a k-2 student is how the student feels about school. The child should feel secure in the physical setting, so he/she is not worried about something or someone hurting him/her. The child needs to have a bond with the adults who care for him/her and feel able to trust them. If the Pl does not feel safe from things or people in the school setting, he/she will be constantly worried and not develop normally emotionally. The child who does not feel safe, emotionally or physically will not demonstrate age appropriate emotional responses to situations and people around them. The child may be unusually shy and quiet and not join activities. The child might also react with anger and aggression to hide his or her emotional distress.

How can they design a dance in small groups? Teacher puts 6th students in small groups to creating a choreography to performance Pick two aesthetic principals (unity, contrast, variety) students need to incorporate in their performance. Describe the aesthetic value.

I got one very similar to this. Asked about what dance moves can improvise dance. I just answered/practiced it in the way of the instructions right above this comment. Then when i got to the test I tailored it to their wants/needs1/13

unity so they can learn rhythm like a pattern

variety for type or a routine

How to use unity in choreography?

Repetition of movement 7/29, 8/25, 9/7, 10/25

D. Transitions are fluid - this should be the correct answer. Unity is the feeling of wholeness in a dance achieved when all parts work well together (A quantity or range of different things) The separate movements in the choreography must fit or flow together, and must be important to and contribute to the whole.

How to promote self-control in your children

Let them pick their center

What it means when a child has interpersonal skills

The ability and willingness to initiate activities with peers and other people

Rain drop and gravity- which direction

will it fall? Look at the picture below.

***SLIGHT RIGHT ANGLE (MEMORIZE PIC)

Slight right at an angle

Water cycle, What does X represent? (copied question from another document)

Condensation

An electrical battery is made with a magnet. The coil is turning because... looking at the images...?

Note:

For my test, I had pictures to choose from instead of word choices

9/3,9/6 I also received pictures but I chose the one that looked like the second picture

9/20 pictures are very different does not mention attraction/repulsion

9/21 - yes pictures are different and do not specify attraction/repulsion. And there are 4 options to choose from.

9/28 only provides 4 pictures to choose from

Attraction/repulsion between the magnetic field and the free electrons

What is a good conductor of electricity?

Copper

Students conducting a science experiment with sugar cubes in water vs. crushed sugar in water

Surface area of solute

What can the new technology with weather predict?

can predict weather storms and severe weather conditions. Can also show high and low pressure areas to help predict winds, etc.

What causes tectonic plates to move?

The heat from radioactive processes within the planet's interior causes the plates to move, sometimes toward and sometimes away from each other. This movement is called plate motion, or tectonic shift.

Key words: Mantle **An option for convection and heat from the mantle (not exact wording)

Ice ball dust and particles orbiting could be considered?

42a. They can ask you what comets are made of

Something about describing the head of a Comet

Mix of ice and dust with dust particles around it (9/20) 12/28

Comets are frozen leftovers from the formation of the solar system composed of dust, rock, and ices. They range from a few miles to tens of miles wide, but as they orbit closer to the Sun, they heat up and spew gases and dust into a glowing head that can be larger than a planet

What are separation techniques for sodium chloride and sodium nitrate (v)?

To separate these salts, you can Key: add water to the mixture to dissolve the sodium nitrate.Silver chloride is not soluble in water, so it will not dissolve. The solid can be removed from the solution by gravity filtration (the equivalent of a coffee filter), and the sodium nitrate salt could be reclaimed byevaporation afterward.

Man leaves work and walks to a sandwich shop. He talks with the employee and then walks back to a park bench by his work. Man sits on the park bench to eat his lunch and heads back to work. What graph best reflects his action.

Which graph represents: Same as 10 math

displacement vs. time)

Memorize the picture