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Fitness tests

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 16mins

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Class
Date
1.

Why are fitness tests used?

a)

To gather baseline fitness data

b)
To assess physical health and set goals.
c)
To measure intelligence
d)

To measure progress

2.

What does PAR-Q stand for?

a)
Personal Assessment Readiness Questionnaire
b)
Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire
c)
Physical Activity Readiness Quiz
d)
Pre-Activity Risk Questionnaire
3.

Which of these is a pre-test procedure which results in more accurate results?

a)

Detailed health and safety check

b)

Performing a warm-up

c)

Perform a trial run

d)

Calibrating the equipment

4.

What is the reliability of a fitness test?

a)

The reliability of a fitness test is how easy it is to perform the test.

b)

The reliability of a fitness test is the amount of times you can do the test.

c)

The reliability of a fitness test is the how well the results are gathered.

d)
The reliability of a fitness test is the consistency and repeatability of the results it produces.
5.

What does practicality mean relating to fitness tests?

a)

What you have to wear for the fitness test.

b)

How long the test lasts.

c)

The methodology in which the test is conducted.

d)

How easy or hard a fitness is to carry out.

6.

What does validity mean relating to fitness tests?

a)
The test measures multiple fitness components
b)
The test is easy to administer
c)

Accuracy of the test in measuring what it is intending to assess

d)
The test results are consistent over time
7.

What test is be conducted here?

(a)  

8.

What test is being conducted here?

(a)  

9.

What fitness test is being conducted here?

(a)  

10.

What fitness test is being conducted here?

(a)  

11.

What fitness test is being conducted here?

(a)  

12.

What does SAQ stand for in these drills?

(a)  

13.

What fitness test is being conducted here?

(a)  

14.

What fitness test is being conducted here?

(a)  

15.

Match the following

a)

1.

Margaria-kalamen power test

b)

2.

Grip Dynamometer

c)

3.

Illinois agility test

d)

4.

Multi stage fitness test

e)

5.

Calf flexibility test

16.

What is the difference between a 30-metre sprint test and a 30-metre flying sprint test?

a)
Starting position: stationary vs. running start
b)
Timing method: manual vs. electronic
c)
Surface type: grass vs. track
d)

Timing method: timer starts on first movement vs. timer starts prior to movement

17.

Which of these are fitness tests for muscular endurance?

a)

1-Minute press up test

b)

1 Rep-Max test

c)

Timed plank test

d)

Yo-Yo test

e)

15 Rep-Max test

18.

What is normative data?

a)
Normative data is data that represents the average or typical performance of a specific group of people.
b)
Normative data is data that represents the exceptional performance of a specific group of people.
c)
Normative data is data that represents the random performance of a specific group of people.
d)
Normative data is data that represents the worst performance of a specific group of people.
19.

Which of these points is NOT in the protocol for the alternate hand wall toss?

a)

Number of catches counted over 30-seconds

b)

Throw the ball underarm

c)

Ball is caught by the opposite hand that has thrown

d)

Stand 10-yards back from a wall

20.

Which of these points is FALSE about the stalk stand test?

a)

Participant must complete the stance on both legs

b)

Shoes should be removed before start of test

c)

The test stops when the other foot touches the floor

d)

The participant must maintain the position for as long as possible