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WorksheetsCalories and Exercise Quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Mike, Sarah, and John are planning a sports nutrition plan for their upcoming marathon. They are discussing the two main types of energy units they should consider. What are they?
kilocalories and calories
liters and milliliters
grams and milligrams
joules and kilojoules
Isla, Priya, and Abigail are part of a local soccer team. After their regular practice, they decided to add an hour of brisk walking to their routine. If they continue this for an hour, how many calories will they burn?
300-400
50-100
500-600
100-200
Benjamin, Jackson, and Isla decided to join a sports club to improve their fitness. They each chose a different type of sport. Benjamin chose Weightlifting, Jackson chose Yoga, and Isla chose Running. Who chose the best type of sport for improving fitness?
Benjamin (Weightlifting)
Jackson (Yoga)
Isla (Running)
None of them
Mike, Sarah, and John are professional athletes. They are planning their meals for the day to ensure they are consuming the recommended daily calorie intake for their intense training sessions. How many calories should an average adult consume in a day?
2,000-2,500 calories
10,000-12,000 calories
500-1,000 calories
3,000-3,500 calories
Harper, Aiden, and Hannah are members of a sports club. They are debating which sport, running or cycling, would burn more calories during their training sessions. Can you help them decide?
Playing video games
Running
Watching TV
Swimming
Mike, a professional football player, and his coach are planning his diet. They want to know the term used to describe the number of calories Mike's body needs to maintain basic functions even when he is at rest. What is this term?
Maximum Metabolic Rate (MMR)
Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)
Caloric Intake Rate (CIR)
Active Metabolic Rate (AMR)
Michael, Rohan, and William are planning to start a new sports training routine. They are discussing various factors that can affect the number of calories they burn during their training sessions. Which of the following factors they discussed does NOT actually affect the number of calories burned during sports training?
The type of sport they choose
The color of the sports equipment they use
The duration of their training sessions
The intensity of their training
During a sports nutrition seminar, a coach mentioned a term that describes the number of calories an athlete burns through the process of digesting and absorbing food after a game. Can you recall what term he used?
Thermic effect of food
Digestive quotient
Metabolic rate
Glycemic index
John, Sarah, and Mike are discussing the benefits of sports for weight management. Mike makes a statement that is NOT a benefit of sports for weight management. Which of the following could be his statement?
Sports have no effect on weight management
Sports can actually lead to weight gain
Sports only help with weight management in the short term
Sports guarantee weight loss
Michael, Serena, and LeBron are professional athletes looking to optimize their performance. They are discussing the number of calories they should consume less than their usual intake to lose weight without affecting their performance. How many calories should they consume less than their usual intake to lose weight?
500-1,000 calories
1,000-1,500 calories
2,000-2,500 calories
3,000-3,500 calories
Lucas, Mia, and Noah are planning to start a new sports training routine. They are discussing the factors that can affect their Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) during their training. Which of the following factors does NOT affect BMR during sports training?
Age
Gender
Height
Color of their sports jerseys
Amelia, Ethan, and Ava are part of a local soccer team. They are discussing the number of calories they would burn if they participate in an hour of high-intensity soccer training. How many calories will they burn?
300-400
500-600
700-800
900-1,000
