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Chapter 2: Musculoskeletal Anatomy (Course Objective 1, Module 1 Objective 3 & 4) Biomechanics extends anatomical knowledge using the branch of _____ that precisely measures motion and documents its causes.

Chapter 3: Measurements and Statistics (Module 2; Learning Objective 1, 2) Tom’s body weight is 110 pounds. His body weight can be categorized in which of the following measurement scales?

Chapter 3: Measurements and Statistics (Module 2; Learning Objective 2, 3) What is the statistical method to compare two means obtained from two separate groups of people (participants) ?

Chapter 4: Biomechanics (Course 2, 3, Module 2, Objective 3) Before 1980, it could take hundreds of hours to track the movement of the body for participants in a research study.

Chapter 2: Musculoskeletal Anatomy (Course Objective 1, Module 2 Objective 1 & 2) The connective tissues within muscles blend together to form a (n) ____, which connects muscles to bones.

Chapter 4: Biomechanics (Course 2, 3, Module 2, Objective 4 & 5) Which of the following are the most common forces acting on a human performer?

Chapter 4: Biomechanics (Course 2, 3, Module 2, Objective 4 & 5) An important skill for a physical activity specialist, ______, or allied health rehabilitative specialist is to be able to choose the relevant mechanical principles that apply to the movement of interest or to a phenomenon occurring inside the body. 

Chapter 2: Musculoskeletal Anatomy (LO5) When an activated muscle contributes to movement by acting to stabilize a joint or joints, it can be categorized as which of the following muscle actions?

Chapter 4: Biomechanics (Course 2, 3, Module 2, Objective 3,4) Define Kinematics

Chapter 1: The Scope of Exercise Science and Kinesiology (Course Objective 1, Module Objective 2 & 3) To develop or maintain a sound working body and reduce the risk of disease for the purpose of healthy longevity, you need to perform _______exercise.