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CSET Multiple Subjects Subtest III practice test

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Question 1 Human development

Question 1: Human development

According to Erik Erikson, the central psychosocial challenge for elementary-age children, roughly ages 6 to 12, is:

Question 2 Physical education and motor skills

Question 2: Physical education and motor skills

A physical education teacher wants to develop fundamental manipulative skills in young students. Which activity best targets a manipulative skill?

Question 3 Visual arts

Question 3: Visual arts

An art teacher asks students to identify the secondary colors on a traditional color wheel. The three secondary colors are:

Question 4 Music education

Question 4: Music education

A music teacher wants students to understand dynamics in music. Dynamics refer to:

Question 5 Cognitive development

Question 5: Cognitive development

According to Jean Piaget, a child who understands that a quantity of water remains the same when poured into a differently shaped glass has developed:

Question 6 Physical education and fitness concepts

Question 6: Physical education and fitness concepts

The acronym FITT is used to design fitness programs. The letters in FITT stand for:

Question 7 Dance and movement

Question 7: Dance and movement

A dance teacher introduces the element of "space" in movement. Space in dance refers to:

Question 8 Theatre and drama education

Question 8: Theatre and drama education

An elementary teacher has students take on roles and act out a scenario spontaneously, without a script. This drama technique is best described as:

Question 9 Human development and learning

Question 9: Human development and learning

According to Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development, a child who behaves well primarily to avoid punishment is reasoning at which level?

Question 10 Physical education and health

Question 10: Physical education and health

A physical education teacher explains the difference between health-related and skill-related fitness. Which of the following is a health-related component of fitness?

Question 11 Visual arts elements

Question 11: Visual arts elements

An art teacher points out how an artist used thick, jagged brushstrokes to create a rough surface quality in a painting. The teacher is highlighting which element of art?

Question 12 Music elements

Question 12: Music elements

A music teacher plays two notes one after the other and asks students whether the second sounds higher or lower than the first. The teacher is focusing students' attention on:

Question 13 Human development and learning theory

Question 13: Human development and learning theory

A teacher provides temporary support, such as hints and modeling, that is gradually removed as a student becomes more capable of completing a task independently. This instructional support is best described as:

Question 14 Physical education and movement concepts

Question 14: Physical education and movement concepts

A physical education teacher leads students through a gradual warm-up of light jogging and dynamic stretches before vigorous activity. The primary purpose of a proper warm-up is to:

Question 15 Visual and performing arts integration

Question 15: Visual and performing arts integration

An elementary teacher has students create illustrations and a short song to retell a story they read in class. This approach is best described as:

Question 16 Physical education and child development

Question 16: Physical education and child development

A teacher of young children plans activities that develop gross motor skills. Which activity best develops gross motor skills?

Question 17 Music and rhythm

Question 17: Music and rhythm

A music teacher claps a pattern of long and short sounds and has students echo it. This pattern of sound durations in music is called:

Question 18 Human development and social-emotional learning

Question 18: Human development and social-emotional learning

A teacher helps students recognize their own emotions, manage frustration, and resolve conflicts respectfully. These goals are central to:

Question 19 Visual arts principles

Question 19: Visual arts principles

An art teacher discusses how an artist used a large, brightly colored figure to draw the viewer's eye to the center of a painting. The teacher is describing the principle of:

Question 20 Physical education and lifelong wellness

Question 20: Physical education and lifelong wellness

A physical education teacher emphasizes activities that students can enjoy and continue throughout their lives, such as walking, swimming, and cycling. This emphasis supports the goal of:

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