movement education quiz

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  1. 4. The French pioneer who articulated ideas of movement.
  2. 6. The amount of movement allowed by a joint.
  3. 7. involves a one-foot takeoff and a landing on the same foot
  4. 8. The personal space surrounding an individual.
  5. 11. The physical fitness components that include power, agility, speed, balance, coordination, and kinesthetic perception.
  6. 12. The ability to maintain equilibrium while performing movement.
  7. 15. the entire person moves like a top around a critical axis
  8. 19. The ability to perform more than one movement at nearly the same time.
  9. 21. Fundamental motor skills that move the body from one place to another.
  10. 23. extends or lengthens the body
  11. 25. The movement concept representing the instrument of action.
  12. 29. Fundamental motor skills involving control of an object.
  13. 30. feeling or mood expression using movement
  14. 32. The repeated use of exercise to improve components of physical fitness.
  15. 33. The body's ability to perform physical activities efficiently.
  16. 35. The movement concept that answers the question, "Where does the body move?"
  17. 36. The plane that divides the body into right and left halves.
  18. 37. The keystone of Physical Education
  19. 38. refer to the head, neck, ears, nose, mouth, etc.
  20. 42. The movement concept that answers the question, "With whom and what does the body move?"
  21. 44. Physical activity performed to improve, maintain, or express physical fitness.
  22. 46. The plane that divides the body into front and back sections.
  23. 47. refer to body, space, effort and relationship
  24. 50. Any movement brought about by contracting skeletal muscles due to nervous stimulation and accompanied by energy consumption.
  25. 51. The movement concept describing connections with people, objects, and the environment.
  26. 52. The ability to change direction while in motion.
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  1. 1. The component that measures how well the circulatory and respiratory systems function.
  2. 2. The basic movements of any sports or event.
  3. 3. refer to the body being narrow, wide, twisited
  4. 5. The educator who promoted children's exploration of movement according to their developmental stage.
  5. 9. uses the foot to make an object fly through the air
  6. 10. The physical fitness components that include cardiovascular endurance, body composition, muscular strength, muscular endurance, and flexibility.
  7. 13. the use of the hand to release an object, sending it into the air
  8. 14. moving forward using a continuous pattern of stepping with the lead foot followed by bringing the rear foot up next to the lead foot
  9. 16. The ability of muscles to generate force rapidly.
  10. 17. Fundamental motor skills performed on a fixed base of support.
  11. 18. The component that shows the level of healthy fatness in a person.
  12. 20. The movement concept that answers the question, "What can the body do?"
  13. 22. shifting the body to avoid something
  14. 24. involves a two-foot takeoff and two-foot landing
  15. 26. The entire area available for movement.
  16. 27. alternate stepping action with arm-leg opposing in the sagittal pane
  17. 28. the base support for the person to face a new direction
  18. 31. alternates step-hop combination
  19. 34. The ability to move the body or its parts quickly.
  20. 39. The plane that divides the body into upper and lower sections.
  21. 40. one end of the body is fixed or turns in the opposite direction of the other part of the body.
  22. 41. The founder of Movement Education.
  23. 43. being able to keep all force affecting the body equally
  24. 44. The movement concept describing the quality of movement.
  25. 45. involves a grasp of one object
  26. 48. A sports-specific movement learned through practice.
  27. 49. The movement concept referring to where the body moves.