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PED

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

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Class
Date
1.

Side to side jumping is a physical fitness test that measures ________.

a)

power

b)

muscular endurance

c)

cardiovascular fitness

d)

speed

2.

Ruler drop test is an activity that measures ________.

a)

agility

b)

reaction time

c)

coordination

d)

balance

3.

Vertical Jump Test is an activity that measures.

a)

leg strength

b)

leg endurance

c)

leg power

d)

leg coordination

4.

Base running in softball/baseball is a sport activity that shows ________.

a)

speed

b)

cardio-respiratory endurance

c)

flexibility

d)

balance

5.

Wall catch and throw is a physical fitness test that develops _________.

a)

arm endurance

b)

hand-eye coordination

c)

power in throwing

d)

agility

6.

Rope skipping is a physical fitness test which improves;________.

a)

flexibility

b)

muscular endurance

c)

cardiovascular fitness

d)

speed

7.

Planking is a physical fitness test which measures ________.

a)

muscular strength

b)

muscular endurance

c)

flexibility

d)

cardiovascular fitness

8.

Forward Trunk Bend a physical fitness test which measures

a)

flexibility

b)

agility

c)

balance

d)

coordination

9.

Three minute step test is an activity that improves ________.

a)

strength

b)

muscular endurance

c)

cardiovascular fitness

d)

speed

10.

Knuckle Push-up is a physical fitness test which measures ________.

a)

muscular strength

b)

muscular endurance

c)

power

d)

cardiovascular fitness

11.

In the field of physical fitness , what is the meaning of EHR?

a)

expected heart rate

b)

electronic heart rate

c)

exercise heart rate

d)

enduring heart rate

12.

It is a THR zone where the intensity is 60 -70%.

a)

light fat burn zone

b)

moderate aerobic zone

c)

VO2 Max zone

d)

hard anaerobic zone

13.

In the field of physical fitness, what does bpm mean?

a)

beats per moment

b)

balance per minute

c)

beats per minute

d)

none of the above

14.

In the field of physical fitness , what is the meaning of THR?

a)

temporary heart rate

b)

target heart rate

c)

tremendous heart rate

d)

transit heart rate

15.

It is a THR zone where the intensity is 80 -90%

a)

light fat burn zone

b)

moderate aerobic zone

c)

VO2 Max zone

d)

hard anaerobic zone

16.

In the field of physical fitness , what is the meaning of MHR?

a)

maximum heart rate

b)

minimum heart rate

c)

minimal heart rate

d)

medium heart rate

17.

What is the formula for MHR?

a)

220 - 20

b)

220 - 35

c)

220 - age

d)

220 - RHR

18.

It is a THR zone where the intensity is 70 -80%.

a)

light fat burn zone

b)

moderate aerobic zone

c)

VO2 Max zone

d)

hard anaerobic zone

19.

In the field of physical fitness , what is the meaning of RHR?

a)

recovery heart rate

b)

repeating heart rate

c)

revolving heart rate

d)

resting heart rate

20.

It is a THR zone where the intensity is 90 -100%

a)

light fat burn zone

b)

moderate aerobic zone

c)

VO2 Max zone

d)

hard anaerobic zone

21.

What is the meaning of BMI in the context of Physical Fitness?

a)

Body Mass Indicator

b)

Body Measurement Index

c)

Body Mass Index

d)

Body Movement Index

22.

What is BMI Weight Status Scale for obese class 3?

a)

below 18.5

b)

35.0 - 39.9

c)

30.0 - 34.9

d)

Above 40.0 - 44.9

23.

What is BMI Weight Status Scale for obese class 1?

a)

25.0 - 29.9

b)

35.0 - 39.9

c)

30.0 - 34.9

d)

Above 40.0

24.

What is BMI Weight Status Scale for obese class 2?

a)

25.0 - 29.9

b)

35.0 - 39.9

c)

30.0 - 34.9

d)

Above 40.0

25.

What is BMI Weight Status Scale for super obesity?

a)

25.0 - 29.9

b)

40.0 - 44.9

c)

30.0 - 34.9

d)

45+

26.

What is BMI Weight Status Scale for normal weight?

a)

25.0 - 29.9

b)

below 18.5

c)

30.0 - 34.9

d)

18.5 - 24.9

27.

He was a Belgian astronomer, mathematician, statistician and sociologist who  developed  BMI scale.

a)

Johann Christoph Friedrich GutsMuths

b)

Lambert Adolphe Jacques Quetelet

c)

Friedrich Ludwig Jahn

d)

Per Henrick Ling

28.

What is BMI Weight Status Scale for people who are  overweight?

a)

25.0 - 29.9

b)

35.0 - 39.9

c)

30.0 - 34.9

d)

Above 40.0

29.

What is BMI Weight Status Scale for morbid obesity?

a)

25.0 - 29.9

b)

40.0 - 44.9

c)

30.0 - 34.9

d)

45 +

30.

What is BMI Weight Status Scale for people who are under weight?

a)

below 19.5

b)

below 18.5

c)

below 17.5

d)

below 20

31.

It is a movement of a bone around its longitudinal axis. It is also common movement of the ball-and-socket joint. An example is shaking “NO”.

a)

Rotation

b)

extension

c)

eversion

d)

flexion

32.

It is the movement of a limb toward the body midline. An example is raising the arms sideward then lowering the arms to the side of the body.

a)

abduction

b)

adduction

c)

supination

d)

rotation

33.

It is moving the palm from a posterior position to an anterior position. It is the opposite of pronation.

a)

flexion

b)

extension

c)

supination

d)

circumduction

34.

It is a movement that decreases the angle of the joint and brings two bones together. This movement is typical in the hinge joints like the bending of knees and elbows, and is also common at the ball and socket joints.

a)

flexion

b)

extension

c)

adduction

d)

rotation

35.

It is the turning of the sole of the foot laterally.

a)

inversion

b)

eversion

c)

supination

d)

pronation

36.

It is a special movement of the foot. It is the turning of the sole of the foot medially

a)

eversion

b)

supination

c)

pronation

d)

inversion

37.

It is a combination of flexion, extension. Abduction and adduction commonly occur in ball-and-socket joints such as shoulder.

a)

inversion

b)

circumduction

c)

eversion

d)

rotation

38.

It is a movement that increases the angle, or distance, between the bones or parts of the body. An example is straightening the knees and elbows.

a)

flexion

b)

abduction

c)

extension

d)

circumduction

39.

It is moving the limb away and also applies to fanning movement of the fingers or toes when they spread apart. An example is raising arms sideward.

a)

pronation

b)

rotation

c)

flexion

d)

abduction

40.

It is moving the palm from an anterior or upward facing position to a posterior or downward-facing position.

a)

supination

b)

circumduction

c)

inversion

d)

pronation

41.

These are movements done by a part or several parts of the body in stationary place.

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

locomotor movements

c)

both axial and locomotor

d)

none of the above

42.

To run is an example of a movement under ________________.

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

loco-motor movements

c)

both axial and loco-motor

d)

none of the above

43.

Hop is an example of a movement under ________________

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

loco-motor movements

c)

both axial and loco-motor

d)

none of the above

44.

Swing is an example of a movement under ________________.

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

loco-motor movements

c)

both axial and loco-motor

d)

none of the above

45.

Gallop is an example of a movement under ________________.

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

loco-motor movements

c)

both axial and loco-motor

d)

none of the above

46.

These are movements that bring the performer from one place to another.  

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

loco-motor movements

c)

both axial and loco-motor

d)

none of the above

47.

To turn / rotate is an example of a movement under ________________.

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

loco-motor movements

c)

both axial and loco-motor

d)

none of the above

48.

To bend / flex is an example of a movement under ________________.

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

loco-motor movements

c)

both axial and loco-motor

d)

none of the above

49.

Walking is an example of a movement under ________________.

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

loco-motor movements

c)

both axial and loco-motor

d)

none of the above

50.

To twist a body part is an example of a movement under ________________.

a)

axial movements / Non loco-motor movements

b)

loco-motor movements

c)

both axial and loco-motor

d)

none of the above

51.

It is to spring on one foot and land on the same foot.

a)

leap

b)

jump

c)

hop

d)

skip

52.

It is to spring on both feet and to land on one or both feet.

a)

leap

b)

jump

c)

hop

d)

skip

53.

It is a series of steps in all directions.

a)

sprint

b)

walk

c)

run

d)

jog

54.

It is to glide the right foot and left along a smooth surface.

a)

gallop

b)

slide

c)

grapevine

d)

jumping jack

55.

It is to spring on one foot and land on the same foot.

a)

leap

b)

jump

c)

hop

d)

skip

56.

is to spring on one foot and to land on the other foot. 

a)

leap

b)

jump

c)

hop

d)

skip

57.

is a combined step and cut.

a)

gallop

b)

slide

c)

grapevine

d)

jumping jack

58.

one foot travelling sideways on a straight line, the other foot going from anterior to posterior fourth position, and vice versa.

a)

gallop

b)

slide

c)

grapevine

d)

jumping jack

59.

It is to extend, straighten or lengthen the body or part of the body

a)

stretch

b)

twist

c)

bend

d)

circle

60.

It is to walk with longer strides with a push-off by the foot that suspends the body momentarily in the air.

a)

sprint

b)

walk

c)

run

d)

jog

61.

It is to step and hop with the same foot in one count.

a)

leap

b)

jump

c)

hop

d)

skip

62.

It is to elevate a part of the body to a desired level.

a)

lift

b)

Bend or Flex

c)

twist

d)

circle

63.

to move a body around a long axis.

a)

lift

b)

Bend or Flex

c)

twist

d)

circle

64.

to move the body around a point

a)

lift

b)

Bend or Flex

c)

twist

d)

circle

65.

to shape or force (something straight) into a curve or angle.

a)

lift

b)

Bend or Flex

c)

twist

d)

circle

66.

to move continuously from one point to the other

a)

Swing

b)

Turn, Rotate

c)

Bend

d)

lift

67.

to move continuously from one point to the other

a)

Swing

b)

Turn, Rotate

c)

Bend

d)

lift

68.

to move continuously from one point to the other

a)

Swing

b)

Turn, Rotate

c)

Bend

d)

lift

69.

to move continuously from one point to the other

a)

Swing

b)

Turn, Rotate

c)

Bend

d)

lift

70.

to change direction to move around an axis

a)

Swing

b)

Turn, Rotate

c)

Bend

d)

lift

71.

Somatotypes or body types were first identified by an American named;

a)

William Herbert Sheldon, Jr.

b)

James Herbert Sheldon, Jr

c)

William Morgan Sheldon, Jr.

d)

Alexander Herbert Sheldon, Jr.

72.

these people are relatively slim with thin arms and shoulders. They often have a small head with a long neck, a short waist with long legs.

a)

Ectomorph

b)

Mesomorph

c)

Endomorph

d)

Memamorph

73.

this body is a basic Y-shape, 

well-muscled with wide flexible shoulders, long arms and hands, a narrow waist and light weight legs.*

Athletic, Hard body with well-defined, muscles , Y-shaped body, Strong, Gains muscle easily, Gains fat easily than,ectomorphs

a)

Ectomorph

b)

Mesomorph

c)

Endomorph

d)

Memamorph

74.

people with this  shape are basically rounded with a tendency to gain fat. They have short legs in relation to their trunks.

a)

Ectomorph

b)

Mesomorph

c)

Endomorph

d)

Memamorph

75.

This regimen is the one applicable for this body type. Eat a lot, do strength exercises and go easy on the cardio.

a)

Ectomorph

b)

Mesomorph

c)

Endomorph

d)

Memamorph