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Unit 4 Test Review

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Exercising regularly reduces the risk of developing which of the following conditions?

a)

adrenal fatigue

b)

bipolar disorder

c)

bipolar disorder

d)

type 2 diabetes

2.

Which level of physical activity should be done each day?

a)

low and vigorous

b)

moderate and vigorous

c)

vigorous

d)

It doesn't make a difference which level

3.

Which activity can be done to achieve the recommended amount of physical activity at home? Hint: which would provide the highest level of activity?

a)

raking leaves

b)

washing dishes

c)

cleaning house

d)

grocery shopping

4.

Which is the best example of a moderate physical activity, according to our Unit?

a)

soccer

b)

baseball

c)

running

d)

aerobics

5.

Which item is a common barrier/excuse to physical activity?

a)

lack of experience

b)

lack of financial resources

c)

lack of knowledge

d)

lack of confidence

6.

How much daily activity does the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend?

a)

30 minutes

b)

40 minutes

c)

60 minutes

d)

90 minutes

7.

The ability of muscles to function over a period of time without becoming tired is

a)

muscle strength

b)

muscle endurance

c)

power

d)

cardiovascular endurance

8.

Which factor most closely defines the body's ability to change direction?

a)

acceleration

b)

flexibility

c)

agility

d)

reaction time

9.

Which activity best maintains and improve muscle endurance?

a)

pilates

b)

sprinting

c)

dancing

d)

karate

10.

___ is physical activity that uses your arms & legs &requires a large amount of oxygen?

a)

anaerobic

b)

aerobic

c)

kinesthetic

d)

isokinetic

11.

Which external influence best determines the level of physical activity?

a)

experiences

b)

feelings about yourself

c)

preferences

d)

cultural background

12.

Which choice for a lifetime physical activity is best?

a)

yoga

b)

basketball

c)

horseback riding

d)

baseball

13.

Which is the 2nd step of setting a physical activity goal?

a)

writing a corresponding goal

b)

establishing a support system

c)

evaluating your ability to achieve your goal

d)

developing an action plan

14.

Which percent, when multiplied by the number calculated by subtracting a person's age from 220, shows target heart rate?

a)

60

b)

70

c)

80

d)

90

15.

Which condition must you meet in order to measure your resting heart rate?

a)

Be asleep.

b)

Be lying down.

c)

Be inactive.

d)

Be mildly active.

16.

Which is the minimum recommended SPF for sunblock?

a)

15

b)

25

c)

30

d)

50

17.

Why should you warm up before physical activity?

a)

to improve immune function

b)

to stabilize your emotional state

c)

to increase response time

d)

to reduce injury

18.

Which formula is best for obtaining physical fitness through physical activity?

a)

BMI

b)

FITT

c)

isometric method

d)

isokinetic formula

19.

Which element is part of the FITT formula, in addition to type, intensity, and time?

a)

fat burning

b)

fitness

c)

frequency

d)

flexibility

20.

Which sport may prove to be prohibitively expensive over time?

a)

ice hockey

b)

martial arts

c)

hiking

d)

yoga

21.

Which term describes someone who promotes a health product of questionable safety and effectiveness?

a)

scammer

b)

quack

c)

con artist

d)

naturopath

22.

Which phrasing is questionable in the context of advertising?

a)

FDA-approved

b)

medically proven

c)

breakthrough

d)

variation of efficacy

23.

Which question should you ask yourself when checking the validity of a health product's claim?

a)

What is being promised in the ad?

b)

How much does the product cost?

c)

Is it scientifically based?

d)

How will I use the product?