Which of the following best describes an inclusive physical activity?

• A game that rewards the fastest runners

• A role-play scenario with gender-specific roles

• A parachute game where every child holds a side

• A race that excludes wheelchair users

Why should dramatic play avoid assigning gender-specific roles?

• To confuse children about traditional values

• To reduce learning time

• To allow freedom of expression and reduce bias

• To increase competition between boys and girls

What is one way to include children with physical disabilities in an obstacle course?

• Shorten the time limit

• Offer a different activity

• Remove them from the group

• Modify the course with alternatives like ramps

Why is it important to use music from different cultures during movement time?

• To entertain parents

• To promote cultural awareness and inclusion

• To make children dance faster

• To avoid using local songs

An activity that allows children to choose their own roles and explore freely is an example of:

• Structured repetition

• Cultural exclusion

• Inclusive dramatic play

• Competitive task design

Which of the following is an example of physical support?

• Telling a child they are doing well

• Placing soft mats on the floor

• Holding a child's hand as they climb stairs

• Encouraging the child to try again later

What is the benefit of using verbal cueing during motor tasks?

• It eliminates the need for supervision

• It helps children understand steps and stay motivated

• It replaces all physical support

• It allows more quiet time

Why are visual cues (like footprint mats) important?

• They help teachers relax

• They encourage memorisation only

• They provide clear, concrete guidance for movement

• They make the classroom look attractive

How does peer support help in motor development?

• It delays progress for stronger children

• It encourages empathy and cooperation

• It makes activities more competitive

• It allows teachers to avoid supervision

Which of the following is a healthy environmental modification for motor development?

• Placing sharp objects for challenge

• Leaving toys scattered for exploration

• Providing soft flooring and clear movement paths

• Using uneven surfaces to test balance