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Semester 2 Final Review 2020

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In reference to the FITT Principle, which of the following is the best definition of Frequency?

a)

How often you switch exercises in your workout

b)

How long you exercise each workout

c)

How often you exercise- usually measured by how many times a week

d)

How long you exercise each workout

2.

In reference to the FITT Principle, which of the following is the best definition of Intensity?

a)

What types of exercises you include in your workouts

b)

How hard you are working out

c)

How long you exercise each workout

d)

How often you exercise- usually measured by how many times a week

3.

In reference to the FITT Principle, which of the following is the best definition of Time?

a)

What time of day/night you are working out at

b)

How hard you are working out

c)

How many times a week you are working out

d)

How long you exercise during your workout

4.

Which of the following exercises would be considered higher intensity: Hill Sprints or Fitness Walk?

a)

Hill Sprints

b)

Fitness walk

5.

What is one of the best ways to measure the intensity of a workout?

a)

How long you sleep after

b)

Heart rate

c)

The duration of the workout

d)

The frequency of a workout

6.

In reference to heart rate, what does THR stand for?

a)

Threshold Heart Ride

b)

Time Heart Recovers

c)

Target Heart Rate

d)

Target Hill Run

7.

In order to get the most out of your workout you should do which of the following:

a)

Workout in your target heart rate zone

b)

workout in your maximum heart rate zone

c)

monitor your resting heart rate before and after workouts

d)

keep your heart rate in the gray zone

8.

Which of the following examples show how you would calculate your maximum heart rate?

a)

300- resting heart rate

b)

200 + Maximum Heart rate

c)

220 - age

d)

220 - weight

9.

In terms of heart rate, what does BPM stand for?

a)

Better Practice More

b)

Beats Per Minute

c)

Beats Physical Muscle

d)

Beats Per Many

10.

What is the definition of resting heart rate?

a)

Heart rate between sets of lifting weights

b)

Heart rate when you get to the red zone

c)

Heart rate when your body is at rest

d)

Heart rate when it stops and takes a rest

11.

True or false: Everyones resting heart rate is the same.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

True or False: If you are the same age, your maximum heart rate is the same.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Check all that apply: Which of the following can influence your heart rate?

a)

Stress

b)

level of fitness

c)

anxiety

d)

body position

14.

True or False: In order to improve your cardiovascular fitness, your goal should be to exercise in the green and gold target heart rate zones (Moderate to Vigorous)?

a)

True

b)

False

15.

In terms of stress, what does the word "coping" mean?

a)

To worry about things

b)

To handle something successfully

c)

To eat a nutritious meal

d)

To avoid your maximum heart rate

16.

Click all that apply: Which of the following are things that can help a person manage stress?

a)

Exercise

b)

eating healthy

c)

Time management

d)

Talking to a trusted friend or adult

e)

Worrying about grades

17.

Click all that apply: Which of the following are ways to help a friend or family member who is stressed?

a)

Offer to talk with them

b)

Ask if they want to go for a walk or run

c)

Complain about a mistake they made

d)

Call them out on social media

e)

Let them know they are not alone and offer help and resources

18.

True or False: There is such a thing as Good Stress.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

What is the best definition of overload from the principles of exercise?

a)

When your heart rate goes in the red zone-

b)

When you ask the muscles to do more then what they are used to like using dumbells.

c)

When you exercise for too long of a duration.

d)

When you are stressed about a test.

20.

What principle of exercise is it when we are giving our bodies time to repair and rebuild muscle tissue?

a)

Recovery

b)

Frequency

c)

Balance

d)

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