WorksheetsREVIEW FOR SUMMATIVE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 13mins
It pertains to the set of abilities that enables you to engage in physical activities.
Fitness
FITT
Procedure
All of the above
This test measures the flexibility of the hamstring muscles (back of the thigh) and to some degree, the lower back.
Partial Curl-ups
90-degree Push-ups
Sit-and-reach
1 km run or walk
This test measures the ability of the heart, lungs, circulatory system, and the muscles to transport and utilize oxygen during physical activities
90-degree push-ups
Partial Curl-ups
50 meter sprint
1 km run or walk
It measures the strength and endurance of your abdominal muscles.
Standing long jump
Partial Curl-ups
50 meter sprint
Side Shuttle
This test measures one’s reaction time.
Wand Juggling
Stick Balance
Side Shuttle
Yardstick Drop
This test measures one’s coordination.
Standing Long Jump
90-degree Push Ups
Wand Juggling
Stick Balance
This test measures your running speed
Standing Long Jump
Partial Curl-ups
50 meter sprint
Side Shuttle
This test measures one’s balance
Standing Long Jump
90-degree Push-ups
wand Juggling
Stick Balance
This test measures one’s agility
Standing Long Jump
Partial Curl-ups
50-meter sprint
Side Shuttle
This test measures the strength and power of the leg muscles.
Standing Long Jump
Partial Curl-ups
50-meter sprint
Side Shuttle
It refers to the measurement of one’s weight relative to one’s height.
Height
Weight
Body Mass Index
All of the above
What is the formula for BMI?
BMI = W(kg) / H(m)
BMI = W (kg) / H (m)2
BMI = H(m) / W(kg)2
BMI = H(m) / W(kg)
What is the standard interpretation of BMI ranging from 18.6 – 24.9?
Underweight
Normal
Obese
Starvation
What is the standard interpretation of BMI ranging from 25.0 – 29.9?
Obese
Normal
Underweight
Overweight
What is the standard deviation of “Normal”?
25.0 – 29.9
15.0 – 18.5
18. 0 – 24.9
18.6 – 24.9
This principle states that we all have varying abilities in terms of developing each of the fitness components.
Reversibility
Variety
Individuality
Specificity
This principle indicates that one must identify and train or overload a specific fitness component in order to develop it.
Specificity
Overload
Progression
Variety
This principle is also referred to as progressive overload and indicates that overload should not be increased too slowly or rapidly if fitness is to results.
Specificity
Overload
Progression
Variety
This principle states that a greater than normal load or intensity of the body is needed for adaptation or improved function and fitness to occur.
Overload
Progression
Variety
Intensity
This principle may be incorporated in an exercise program through changes in exercise mode.
Frequency
Variety
Intensity
Specificity
The following are the modes/types of activity refers to one’s choice of physical activity, except...
Your personal needs or goals
Availability and accessibility of facilities and equipment
Unconditioned or inactive with no or minimal physical activity
Level of skills
This principle also implies that if you want to become better at a particular activity or improve your skill in it, you must engage in a specific activity
Specificity
Overload
Progression
Variety
It refers to the number of times (e.g. days) you exercise in a given week.
Frequency
Variety
Intensity
Specificity
It refers to the level of difficulty of an exercise or workout as well as amount exerted during performance.
Frequency
Variety
Intensity
Specificity
This refers to the length of an exercise session
Intensity
Time
Variety
Frequency
It occurs when one or more of the ligaments have been stretched, twisted, or torn – it is the most common ankle injury.
Strain
Sprain
Tendonitis
Bruises
It is an acute condition where tendons that connect muscle to bone become inflamed.
Strain
Sprain
Tendonitis
Bruises
It occurs when muscles or tendons tear or stretched.
Strain
Sprain
Bruises
Tendonitis
It is a closed wound in which bleeding from damaged blood vessels is trapped in the tissues, causing bluish-black discoloration
Tendonits
Strain
Sprain
Bruises
Pain, swelling, muscle spasms and limited ability to move the affect muscle are the signs of _______________.
Strain
Sprain
Tendonitis
Bruises
With a severe injury, the patient may not be able to bear weight on leg, pain in and around the joint, swelling, and later bruising, around the joint are the signs of ___________________.
Strain
Sprain
Bruises
Tendonitis
Bluish discoloration, swelling and discomfort, and severe pain at site of injury are the signs of ____________.
Strain
Tendonitis
Bruises
Sprain
“Joe accidentally slipped and lost his balance while playing table tennis because the floor is slipper”. What risk factory of acquiring common table tennis injuries have been described in the situation?
Fatigue
Poor Conditioning
Poor Equipment
Environmental Conditions
"Jimmy joined the preliminaries and semi-finals of local table tennis competition and won 7 matches for the day. As he competes for the 8th round which is the finals, he suddenly felt weak and he noticed that his ankle is swelling”. What risk factory of acquiring common table tennis injuries have been described in the situation?
Improper Warm Up
Fatigue
Poor Conditioning
Poor Equipment
“While Timyy is playing table tennis, he forgot that he’s not using his rubber shoes. He accidentally tripped and injured his ankle.” What risk factory of acquiring common table tennis injuries have been described in the situation?
Poor Conditioning
Poor Equipment
Improper Warm Up
Fatigue
What is the 4th step in treating common table tennis injury?
Ice
Elevate
Compress
Check the Circulation
What is the 6th step in treating common table tennis injury?
Rest
Compress
Reapply cold compress
Check circulation
What is the 3rd step in treating common table tennis injury?
Ice
Compress
Rest
Elevate
What is the 1st step in treating common table tennis injury?
Elevate
Compress
Check
Rest
What is the correct sequence on how to treat common table tennis injury?
I-C-C-E-R-R
R-I-C-E-R-C
R-E-C-E-R-C
R-I-C-E-C-R
This screening tool uses a set of questionnaires to evaluate the physical and health conditions of the individual. The result of this screening test is used to design a fitness program.
PAR-Q Test
Physical Fitness Test
FITT Test
Flexibility Test
Health-related fitness test shows how far your muscles can stretch and makes you move freely in any directions without feeling pain in the body
PAR-Q Test
Physical Fitness Test
FITT Test
Flexibilitv Test
When did French monks played a game, they called “jeu de paume” which means ‘game of the hand.”
11th Century
12th Century
13th Century
14th Century
What should be the height of the net?
15.35 cm
14.25 cm
15.25 cm
15.45 cm
What should be the weight of the table tennis ball?
2.5g
2.6g
2.7g
2.8g
What do you call this hand grip?
Deep Handshake Grip
Seemiller Grip
Chinese Penhold
Shallow Handshake Grip
What do you call this hand grip?
Shallow Handshake Grip
V-Grip
Seemiller Grip
Chinese Penhold
It is very important in table tennis. To make effective shots, a player has to position him/herself before hitting the ball.
Service
Stroke
Grip
Footwork
Most historians believe tennis began in the 12th century when French monks played a game they called “jeu de paume” which means ___________.
game of the hand
game of the brain
game of the century
game of the arm
The upper surface of the table, known as the playing surface, shall be rectangular and _______ long.
2.72 m
2.73 m
2.74 m
2.75 m
