YTT PRACTICE EXAM
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Connective tissue and the Muscular System
Question 2 of 51
What are some examples of connective tissue in the body?
Bones, cartilage and muscles
Fascia, tendons and ligaments
All of the above
Question 3 of 51
The two proteins that make up connective tissues are:
Collagen & Elastin
Cells and Blood
Bone and Marrow
Question 4 of 51
True or False? Collagen contributes to the strength of connective tissue and elastin contributes to the flexibility....
True
False
Question 5 of 51
Ligaments are located:
Around the junction of two bones
Only in the knee
Only in biarticular joints
Question 6 of 51
Can ligaments heal on their own once they are torn?
No
Yes
Question 7 of 51
Tendons are located:
At the ends of muscles that attach to bone
Where the two ligaments come together
At the junction of two bones
Question 8 of 51
The function of tendons is:
To connect one muscle to another
To restrict or allow movement in specific directions at joint
To connect muscle to bone allowing the muscle to move the bone
Question 9 of 51
The three types of fascia are:
Tendons, ligaments and muscles
Bones, muscles and nerves
Superficial fascia, visceral fascia and deep fascia
The Knee Joint
Question 11 of 51
The three bones that come together at the knee are the:
The tibia, the pelvis and the ribs
The femur, the talus and the humerus
The femur, the tibia and the patella.
Question 12 of 51
The two primary movements of the knee are"
Eversion and internal rotation
Flexion & extension
Inversion & rotation
Question 13 of 51
True or False? The muscles of the quadriceps group are the: vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius and rectus femoris.
The Hip Joint
Question 15 of 51
Movements at the hip joint can include, flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, medial and lateral rotation.
Question 16 of 51
The four muscles that make up the hamstring group are:
The biceps femoris, pectineus and gracilis
The adductor magnus, semitendinosus and semimembranosis
The biceps femoris longhead, biceps femoris shorthead, semitendinosus and semimembranosus
Question 17 of 51
The muscles of the adductor group include the adductor longus, adductor brevis, adductor magnus, pectineus and gracilis.
Question 18 of 51
The two bumps below the ASIS on the iliac spine are called:
AIIS - Anterior Inferior Illiac Spine
ASSI - Anterior Superior Sacroilliac Inferior
AISS - Anterior Inferior Superior Spine
The Spine
Question 20 of 51
The two components that make up a vertebral disc are:
The nucleus pulposus and annulus fibrosus
The spinous process and body of the vertebrae
The nucleus pulposus and body of the vertebrae
Question 21 of 51
How many Vertebrae in the Spine?
33
1
49
Question 22 of 51
What makes up the five parts of the spine?
Lumbar, pelvis, ribs & skull.
Cervical spine, Thoracic spine, Lumber spine, Sacrum & Coccyx
Femur, tibia, fibula, calcaneus & talus
Question 23 of 51
What is between each vertebral body?
Blood
Intervertebral discs
Cartilage
The Shoulder Girdle
Question 25 of 51
The three bones that come together to create the shoulder girdle/shoulder complex are:
The humerus, scapula and clavicle
The humerus, elbow and ribcage
The sternum, clavicle and neck
Question 26 of 51
Movements that are possible at the shoulder joint include:
Only flexion and extension
External rotation and adduction
Flexion, extension, abduction, adduction and both internal and external rotation
Question 27 of 51
The muscles that make up the rotator cuff include:
Rhomboids, Traps
Biceps, Triceps
Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus, Teres minor and Subscapularis
Yoga, Teaching & History
Question 29 of 51
Sun Salutation A in Vinyasa yoga includes on the below:
Upward Facing Dog
Table Top
Warrior Two
Question 30 of 51
Two of the founding fathers of modern yoga styles are considered to be:
Patanjali & Krishna
BKS Iyengar & Pattabhi Jois
Bikram Choudary & Krishnamacharya
Question 31 of 51
Meditation is:
Sitting quietly and not making a sound
Not thinking about anything
A holistic direction of our minds
Question 32 of 51
The founder of Ashtanga Yoga was:
Krishnamacharya
BKS Iyengar
Pattabhi Jois
Question 33 of 51
Modern vinyasa is considered to be derived from:
Iyengar
Ashtanga
Satchiananda
Question 34 of 51
Which is NOT a Pranayama technique?
Sama Vritti
Deep Breathing
Ujjayi
Question 35 of 51
Which is the most efficient cue?
Extend your fingertips long and far to the outer edges of the room
Reach through the fingertips
Finger, out
Question 36 of 51
Yin Yoga is:
A soft and slow style of Vinyasa
A passive practice encouraging mindfulness and the release of connective tissue
A strong powerful practice where you get better results the deeper you go
Question 37 of 51
When should we not physically adjust someone?
When they are married
When they have withdrawn (or not given) consent
When the lights are low
Question 38 of 51
Which of the below answer/s are NOT part of Yamas & Niyamas:
Ahimsa
Svadyaya
Vairagya
Sukham
Saucha
Satya
Short Answer Questions
Question 40 of 51
What does yoga mean to you?
Question 41 of 51
List three of the seven branches of yoga.
Question 42 of 51
List the eight limbs of Raja Yoga
Question 43 of 51
Describe Brahmari (humming bee) Breath:
Question 44 of 51
List three common conditions that yoga students present to class with:
Question 45 of 51
List the poses Surya Namaskar A (Sun Salutation A) in order:
Question 46 of 51
List three of the standing cues for Tadasana:
Question 47 of 51
Is it necessary to change your communication techniques depending on the number of students in your class? ... Explain your answer:
Question 48 of 51
Demonstrate your understanding of Sanskrit by naming four poses in Sanskrit alongside their English name:
Question 49 of 51
Where is bone compression commonly seen of felt in the body during yoga?
Question 50 of 51
Describe three responses in the body (or body changes) of a stimulated/elevated Sympathetic Nervous System:
Question 51 of 51
Write the Sanskrit and English name of one Chakra and give its location in the body: