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1

What type of motion is along a line that may be straight or curved, with all parts of the body moving in the same direction at the same speed?
A)Linear motion
B)Angular motion
2

What type of linear motion is described by a motorcyclist maintaining a motionless posture as the bike moves along a straight path?
A)Rectilinear
B)Curvilinear
3

Which directional term means toward the midline of the body?
A)Anterior
B)Superior
C)Medial
D)Distal
4

Which directional term means Closer to the trunk?
A)Inferior
B)Proximal
C)Distal
D)Superior
5

Which directional term means toward the front of the body?
A)Inferior
B)Proximal
C)Anterior
D)Deep
6

In what plane do lateral movements of the body and body segments occur?
A)Transverse
B)Sagittal
C)Frontal
7

What is the imaginary line around which frontal plane rotations occur ?
A)Mediolateral axis
B)Anteroposterior axis
C)Longitudinal axis
8

The movements of flexion, extension, and hyperextension; and dorsiflexion and plantar flexion occur in what plane?
A)Sagittal Plane
B)Frontal Plane
C)Transverse Plane
9

Can provide clues about the way in which a movement was executed.
A)Continuous process
B)Detecting biomechanical errors
C)Characteristics of the performer
D)Other factors that can affect performance
E)Auditory information
F)Feedback form the Performer
G)Observation skill
10

The ability to effectively analyze human movement improves with practice.
A)Continuous process
B)Detecting biomechanical errors
C)Characteristics of the performer
D)Other factors that can affect performance
E)Auditory information
F)Feedback form the Performer
G)Observation skill
11

A careful analysis is not strictly preprogrammed, but often involves identifying new question or problems to solve.
A)Continuous process
B)Detecting biomechanical errors
C)Characteristics of the performer
D)Other factors that can affect performance
E)Auditory information
F)Feedback form the Performer
G)Observation skill





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