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PHYSICAL CONDITION

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Your body´s state of fitness is a basic factor in being able to do any sporting activity, but also daily activities like climbing the stairs, shopping and working.  This is referred to as your physical condition

a)

PHYSICAL CONDITION

b)

INTENSITY

c)

MOVEMENT SPEED

2.

It allows you to significantly improve your physical condition and it therefore prepares you to be better at your favourite sport.

a)

INTENSITY

b)

STAMINA

c)

TRAVEL SPEED

3.

The degree of force or energy that a sports-person needs to use in an activity.  It is the qualitative component of training

a)

REACTION SPEED

b)

INTENSITY

c)

STRENGTH ENDURANCE

4.

The duration and number of exercises done in each training session.  It is expressed in time (minutes), distance (Kilometres), weight (Kilograms) or the number of repetitions or sets. Es el componente cuantitativo de la formación.

a)

VOLUME

b)

INTENSITY

c)

STRENGTH

5.

This allows you to act rapidly in response to an audio, visual or tactile stimulus.

a)

REACTION SPEED

b)

MOVEMENT SPEED

c)

SPEED ENDURANCE

6.

This allows you to do a sports move speed for it to be successful.

a)

MOVEMENT SPEED

b)

REACTION SPEED

c)

TRAVEL SPEED

7.

This allows you to sustain a physical exercise at maximum speed for the maximum time possible.

a)

SPEED ENDURANCE

b)

MOVEMENT SPEED

c)

REACTION SPEED

8.

The ability to cover a distance in the shortest time possible.

a)

TRAVEL SPEED

b)

REACTION SPEED

c)

SPEED ENDURANCE

9.

Is the body´s ability to beat or overcome resistance using the tension produced in muscles by the contraction of muscle fibers

a)

STRENGTH

b)

INTENSITY

c)

FLEXIBILITY

10.

The maximum force a human being is capable of producing

a)

MAXIMUM STRENGTH

b)

STRENGTH ENDURANCE

c)

EXPLOXIVE STRENGTH

11.

The ability to do a strength activity using an average mass and acceleration for a specific length of time and to resist the fatigue that it causes.

a)

STRENGTH ENDURANCE

b)

MAXIMUM STRENGTH

c)

STRENGTH

12.

The ability to overcome a small or medium load at maximum movement speed.

a)

EXPLOXIVE STRENGTH

b)

FLEXIBILITY

c)

STRENGTH ENDURANCE

13.

Is defined as the maximum possible range of a specific joint during a movement.

a)

FLEXIBILITY

b)

STRENGTH

c)

TENDONS

14.

They are found at the ends of muscles and they are attached to the bones.  Their purpose is to fix the muscle to the bone so that it can contract and relax.

a)

TENDONS

b)

STRETCHING

c)

JOINTS

15.

The activity of straightening the arms and legs and tightening the muscles.

a)

STRETCHING

b)

ELASTICITY

c)

FLEXIBILITY

16.

It is the body´s ability to return to its resting position when it is no longer influenced by the forces that were acting on it. For example (rubber band).

a)

ELASTICITY

b)

STRETCHING

c)

FLEXIBILITY

17.

The place where two or more bones meet. Mobile joints are connected by ligaments, which create the joint and allow different types of movement

a)

JOINTS

b)

BONES

c)

MUSCLES

18.

Connective tissue that is very hard and elastic.  The bones connect together to create a type of frame, which is known as a skeleton.

a)

JOINTS

b)

MUSCLES

c)

BONES

19.

Name given to the organs made of elastic tissue which, due to their ability to contract, are the immediate instruments used to create or counteract movement

a)

JOINTS

b)

MUSCLES

c)

BONES

20.

The bones, joints and muscles are the main components of the locomotor apparatus.  Their purpose is to allow the human body to move

a)

THE LOCOMOTOR APPARATUS

b)

MUSCLE INJURY

c)

WARMING-UP

21.

Sudden and violent muscle pull caused by failure to warm up properly or by overstretching the muscle.

a)

THE LOCOMOTOR APPARATUS

b)

MUSCLE INJURY

c)

WARMING-UP

22.

It consist of gradually and progressively moving all of the muscles and joints so that afterwards it is possible to make an intense effort without suffering any injuries and a t the same time achieve maximum performance.

a)

THE LOCOMOTOR APPARATUS

b)

MUSCLE INJURY

c)

WARMING-UP