Chp 17 Recreation Lesson

Chp 17 Recreation Lesson

Open Ended

How would you describe recreation?

Multiple Choice

Recreation activities are freely chosen and extremely varied.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Time left over after work and other necessities.

• free time

• leisure time

• work hours

• work-life balance

Multiple Choice

Person’s overall satisfaction with the conditions of his or her life.

• programming

• quality of life (QOL)

• time-share

• work-life balance

Multiple Choice

Jogging in the morning, going out to lunch with friends, and reading a book in the evening is an example of ____.

• activity stacking

• a sedentary life

• quality of life

• work-life balance

Multiple Choice

Federal agency that supervises outdoor recreation and the preservation of natural and cultural resources in the US.

• demographics

• community centers

• National Park Service

• time-share

Multiple Select

Recreation benefits both _____ and _____ health. (Select two)

• physical

• emotional

• mental

• psychological

Multiple Choice

All of the following are benefits of recreational activity EXCEPT:

• learning sometime new

• opportunity to socialize

• cultural interaction

• not having anything to do in your leisure-time

Multiple Select

Check the three types of agencies that offer recreation programs.

• Public/community agencies

• Advertising agency

• Nonprofit agencies

• Private agencies

Multiple Choice

Statistics on groups of people about their age, ethnic background, education, or income.

• chart

• programming

• demographics

• algebra

Multiple Choice

Secular means...

• religious

• non-religious

Multiple Choice

The Boy Scouts of America is an example of a secular youth agency.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a faith-based youth agency?

• Girl Scouts of the U.S.A.

• Camp Fire USA.

• Police Athletic/Activities Leagues.

• YMCA.

Multiple Choice

One distinction between entertainment and recreation is that participation in entertainment is more _____.

• active

• passive

Multiple Choice

True or False? Careers in recreation are mostly desk jobs.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are examples of recreation activities?

• sleeping, working, eating

• biking, breathing, talking on the phone

• hiking with friends, surfing, dance class

• book club, studying for a test, vacation

Multiple Choice

What does work-life balance mean?

• Having the same energy at work and as you do at home.

• A balance of time spent between work demands and life-related activities.

• Taking one-vacation a year

• Working extra hard during the week so you can enjoy the weekend.

Open Ended

How do you maintain a balance between school and life-related activities?