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KINESIOLOGY
Examination Questions

I. (a) Define icknesiology and give ite general relationships to certain other sciences.

(b) List at least three of its contributions to the betterment of teaching physical
education.

Ii. (a) Where, in the human body, is the location of motion?
(b) Where, the source of bodily motion?
IIl.e (a) Neme the three general classes of joints to which all artioulations of the
body belong.
(>) Nene and give one example each of the six types of freely movable joints.

IV. Answer these questions yes or nos
(2) A msole oan only pull; it never pushes.
(2) Whenever there is nervous stimulation the muscles relax.
(3) Bvery musele has ita two ends attached to different bones.
(4) Ald wesslen wre arranged in echagenlytis palve or gree.
(5) The emaller muscles are located where the greatest force is noeded.
(6) The human machine has a high degree of efficiency.

(7) The primary factors: in the physiological condition are fatigue, source of
food substance, and removal of waste substances from the tissue.

(8) The muscles of the body are of three types, suooth, cardiac, and skeletal.
(9) The cardiac is the type directly responsible for motor activity.
(10) Muscle activity takes place through the regular processes of netabolism.
(11) Inertia is a property of all objects.
(12) The human body is stable when in a standing position.
(13) Gravity is a constant force acting on all bodies.

 

(24) The two articulating bones of the hip joint are the scapula and the humerus. —
(15) The elbow joint is a ball and socket joint. 7

(16) The gliding type of joint is best exemplified by the articular processes
of the vertebrae.

(17) The ball and socket joint is perfectly described by its name.