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WorksheetsPhysical Education and Health 12 Prelim Exam
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Travel in a boat with sails, especially as a sport or recreation.
Fishing
Kayaking
Rafting
Sailing
The sport of riding on a wave on a special board.
Canoeing
Diving
Rafting
Surfing
Recreation is derived from the Latin word recreare which means________.
Calmness
Leisure
Relaxation
Refreshed
Being close to nature enhanced your physical, emotional and social well-being.
True
False
The “Leave No Trace Seven Principles” is a set of universal outdoor and indoor ethics that guides one in the activity.
True
False
Some benefits of outdoor recreation include?
Physical fitness, Learning new skills
Social interaction, developing leadership skills
Stress Management, new challenges
All of the above.
Outdoor recreation helps manage...
High blood pressure and stress
Stress and Relaxation
Cholesterol and fatigue
Obesity and fatigue
Which is a benefit of Outdoor Recreation
Increased self-esteem
Stress Relief
Hugely improved fitness levels
All of the above
All of these are definition of outdoor recreation, EXCEPT :
Any activity that is outdoors.
Activity that requires adrenalin.
Where there is a relationship with the natural environment.
An outdoor activity that will harm your body.
What does she do in her free time?l
She listens to music
She plays computer games
She reads novels
She goes shopping
What does she do in her free time?l
She listens to music
She plays computer games
She reads novels
She goes shopping
What do they do in their free time?
They go jogging
They go cycling
They play basketball
They go swimming
Micheal goes __________ every weekend.
shopping
jogging
swimming
cycling
They are _________________ at home now.
going yoga
having yoga
playing yoga
doing yoga
Go to the fitness center
surf the internet
go shopping
go to a karaoke bar
play basketball
go to a karaoke bar
go to a fitness center
chat online with friends
go biking
cook a meal
What leisure activity is this?
Listening to music.
Chatting with friends.
Going to a pub.
What leisure activity is this?
Walking at the park.
Walking the dog.
Playing games.
What is the leisure activity?
go out with friend
spend time with family
play games
dance
In order to avoid getting water up our nose when we swim, we want to make sure that we...
hold our breath.
blow bubbles out of our nose.
breath out of our mouth.
plug our nose with our fingers.
When performing the flutter kick your toes should be...
bent
curled
pointed
in any position that is comfortable
When needing to take a breath, you must
lift your head up
keep holding your breath
stop swimming
turn your head to the side
When entering the pool you must always
sit on the side and wait for the whistle
dive in
jump in
push your friend in
If the teacher blows her whistle three times that means
to get into the pool
to get out of the pool
stop what you're doing and listen immediately
you get an extra five minutes in the pool
When the teacher blows her whistle twice it means
to get in the pool
to get out of the pool
to listen for instruction
there is free time
You must never dive in the shallow pool because
you could hit your head
you could get a neck and spinal injury
you could become paralyzed
all of the above
It is important to never jump in the shallow pool because you may
hurt yourself
land on someone
interrupt instruction
all of the above
An important pool rule is to
never walk on the pool deck
never run on the pool deck
never ask for help
always get in the water quickly so that you're not cold
Even when joking around, you never should never
push someone under water
push someone in the pool
splash someone in the face
all of the above
How many different swim strokes are used in major competitions?
Three
Four
Five
Which Stroke is based on a traditional style of swimming?
Breaststroke
Backstroke
Freestyle
Which is the only style in which swimmers are faceup in the water?
Butterfly
Backstroke
Breaststroke
Which stroke is regarded as the most difficult?
Butterfly
Freestyle
Siestoke
How many different leg kicks are used in the four main swim stokes?
Two
Three
Four
A useful water safety skill is ?
Walking
Swimming
Treading Water
Which body part is critical for the positioning of the rest of the body for correct swim performance?
Legs
Head
Elbow
Hips
Which swim Kick is used in both the freestyle and backstroke?
Whip Kick
Dolphin Kick
Flutter Kick
Bicycle Kick
Swimming is an exercise is popular as an all-around body developer and is particularly useful in therapy and as exercise for physically handicapped persons.
True
False
Swimming in recreation and sports, the propulsion of the body through water by combined arm and leg motions and the natural flotation of the body.
True
False
Also known as the front crawl, this is the classic swimming posture. Lie on your stomach and flutter your legs while alternating the arms in a windmill motion.
Freestyle
Backstroke
Butterfly
Breaststroke
It is a great competitive and exercise stroke, and allows you to swim longer distances without exhaustion.
Freestyle
Backstroke
Butterfly
Breaststroke
Lie on your back and flutter your legs while circling your arms in a windmill motion. It’s very similar to the freestyle, but you swim on your back and propel yourself backwards.
Freestyle
Backstroke
Butterfly
Breastroke
Float with your stomach facing down, then move your arms in a half-circle motion in front of the body. Bend your legs, then kick back with good timing, and you’ll propel yourself up and forward.
Freestyle
Backstroke
Butterfly
Breaststroke
An excellent workout and common competitive stroke–possibly because it tests a mature swimmer. It is performed by bringing your arms up above your head, then pushing them down into the water to propel yourself forward.
Freestyle
Backstroke
Butterfly
Breaststroke
Competitive swimming in Europe started around 2000 BCE
True
False
Swimming is also taught for lifesaving purposes.
True
False
Activities done during free time is called recreation. What is the primary reason why one engages in recreational activity?
Work
Fitness
Enjoyment
Fundamentals
Recreation help us to _________ ourselves.
refresh
tire
Recreation activities are freely chosen and extremely varied.
True
False
Time left over after work and other necessities.
free time
leisure time
work hours
work-life balance
Work-life balance means....
You do not go into work when you are feeling too tired and not balanced
Equal time spent between career or work demands and the needs of life-related activities
When a job is very demanding, you quit to make sure you have enough free time for recreation activities
Developing a selection and schedule of activities you can do when you have time
All of the following are benefits of recreational activity EXCEPT:
learning sometime new
opportunity to socialize
cultural interaction
being bored
Recreation benefits both your physical and mental health.
True
False
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
Activities done during free time is called Recreation. What is the primary reason why one engages in recreational activity?
Fun
Fitness
Enjoyment
Fundamentals
Activities such as camping, hiking, orienteering , swimming, and camping are under the category of:
Recreation activities
Indoor recreation activities
Outdoor recreation activities
Active recreation activities
Being close to nature enhanced your physical, emotional and social well-being.
True
False
Some benefits of outdoor recreation include?
Physical fitness, Learning new skills
Social interaction, developing leadership skills
Stress Management, new challenges
All of the above.
________________ is any activity that people choose to do for enjoyment.
a. Parks
b. Recreation
c. Citizens
d. Texas
Which of these are characteristics of both physical education and physical recreation?
They both improve health fitness
They both develop social skills
They are both voluntary
They both provide a variety of activities
Rock climbing, kayaking and canoeing and all types of
Sports
Outdoor activities
Physical recreation
Physical education
I engage in physical activities for at least 30 minutes several days a week.
I engage in physical activities that challenge my heart rate.
I do not stress myself about schoolwork dealines.
I make sure i have my personal time.
I take care of environment by doing small deeds such as throwing my trash into the trash bin.
I do warm up stretching and cool down exercises.
I assess my physical fitness level and my participation in physical activities.
I wear a seatbelt whenever i occupy the front seat of the car.
I am conscientious with what I eat.
I eat vegetables.
I see to it that I read food labels and information before I eat food products.
I have a first aid kit and I know how to used it.
I always find time to do leisure activities.
I manage my time well, allotting time ample time for schoolwork, leisure and rest.
I spend quality time with family, friends, and others in social circle.
engaging in active recreation you will help to develop discipline.
True
False
Just rely on your team to achieve your goals.
True
False
This is an activity that burns lots of calories, is easy on the joints, supports your weight, builds muscular strength and endurance. It also improves cardiovascular fitness, cools you off and refreshes you in summer, and is one that you can do safely into old age.
Swimming
Volleyball
Basketball
Lifting
Before swimming, this is what usually swimmers do so that they can avoid the chance of muscle and tendon injuries.
Walking
Jumping
Warming up
Running
1. The following are lifestyle diseases associated with poor lifestyle, EXCEPT:
Diabetes
Cancer
Hypertension
Obesity
4. What is the term that depicts a person’s way of living?
Exercise
Health
Lifestyle
Routine
6. The following are aspects of lifestyle, EXCEPT:
Health
Physical Activity
Economic Status
Social Relationship
Which of the following words best describes "recreational?"
Creation
Relaxation
Working
What is one reason people take part in recreational activities?
To help them relax.
To earn extra money.
To take additional courses.
What is one reason people take part in recreational activities?
To work harder.
To exercise.
To volunteer
Are all recreational activities physical?
Yes, since all of them require bodily movement.
No, since all of them require equipment of some kind.
No, some activities are mental as well.
Since a lot of people do craft projects for recreation, activities in this field are not always what?
captivating
engaging
physical
If you work as a manager in the recreational field, what should your primary goal be?
To make sure your customers are strengthening their bodies.
To make sure your customers are enjoying themselves.
To make sure your customers are improving a set of skills.
A recreational activity can be anything that meets which requirement?
involves physical exercise
relaxes your body
is done for enjoyment
If you work at any recreational facility, you need to keep in mind that your consumers are there primarily to do what?
learn something new
build muscle endurance
enjoy themselves
The key to a job in recreational services is to make sure which of the following occurs?
the people (consumers) have fun
the people (consumers) pay the proper price for services
the people (consumers) are not breaking the law
It is by propelling the body in the water through the combined movements of legs and arms while floating.
Swimming
Snorkelling
Water Aerobics
Scuba Diving
essential process that helps in energizing and strengthening the mind and body
Creation
Compass
Recreation
Time left over after work and other necessities.
free time
leisure time
work hours
work-life balance
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
It is an activity done during free time that provides a means of relaxing the mind and the body.
Eating
Recreation
Playing Board Games
Playing Computer Games
Any bodily movement produces by skeletal muscles that requires energy expenditure including activities undertaken while working, carrying out household chores, travelling, and engaging in recreational pursuits
Physical Activity
Sports
Exercise
Sedentary Lifestyle
