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PATHFit 2 quiz (Fitness Components, Training Principles, FMP

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

This component of Health

Related Fitness can be assessed through tests like the 12 minute run.

a)

Muscular Strength

b)

Cardiorespiratory Endurance

c)

Muscular Endurance

d)

Body Composition

2.

You can evaluate this health related fitness component using tests like one rep max test or grip strength test

a)

Cardiorespiratory Endurance

b)

Muscular Strength

c)

Muscular Endurance

d)

Body Composition

3.

You can measure this health related fitness component with tests such as push up and sit up tests.

a)

Cardiorespiratory Endurance

b)

Muscular Strength

c)

Muscular Endurance

d)

Flexibility

4.

You can assess this health related fitness component using the sit and reach test.

a)

Cardiorespiratory Endurance

b)

Muscular Strength

c)

Muscular Endurance

d)

Flexibility

5.

It is a a visual tool developed by the Department of Science

and Technology Food and Nutrition Research Institute

(DOST FNRI) aims to guide Filipinos in proper food portions for a

balanced diet

a)

Diet Plan

b)

Food Log

c)

Pinggang Pinoy

d)

None of the above

6.

What is a Calorie Deficit?

a)

Consuming more calories than your TDEE to promote weight

loss

b)

Consuming fewer calories than your TDEE to promote fat

loss

c)

Consuming more calories than your TDEE to promote weight

gain

d)

Consuming fewer calories than your TDEE to promote weight

loss

7.

It is a training principle that pertains to increasing the intensity, duration, or frequency of training

to stimulate adaptation

a)

Dose-response

b)

Individuality

c)

Progression

d)

Overloading

8.

It is a training principle which is gradually increasing the overload to

continue improvement

a)

Dose-response

b)

Individuality

c)

Progression

d)

Overloading

9.

It is a training principle which is about tailoring training programs to the

individual needs and abilities

a)

Dose-response

b)

Individuality

c)

Progression

d)

Overloading

10.

It is a training principle which is about the relationship between the amount of

training and the body's response

a)

Dose-response

b)

Individuality

c)

Progression

d)

Overloading

11.

It is a training principle that means training should be relevant and

appropriate to the sport for which the individual is

training

a)

Reversibility

b)

Specificity

c)

Variation

d)

Rest and Recovery

12.

It is a training principle that pertains to the loss of fitness that occurs when you

stop training

a)

Reversibility

b)

Specificity

c)

Variation

d)

Rest and Recovery

13.

It is a training principle that means allowing time for the body to recover and

adapt to training

a)

Reversibility

b)

Specificity

c)

Variation

d)

Rest and Recovery

14.

It is a training principle that pertains to changing workouts to prevent boredom

and overuse injuries.

a)

Reversibility

b)

Specificity

c)

Variation

d)

Rest and Recovery

15.

It is a Fundamental Movement Pattern which demonstrates bending at the hips and

knees, essential for activities like sitting and

lifting.

a)

Hinge

b)

Lunge

c)

Squat

d)

Push

16.

It is a Fundamental Movement Pattern which Focuses on bending at the hips while

keeping the spine neutral, important for picking up

objects.

a)

Hinge

b)

Lunge

c)

Squat

d)

Push

17.

It is a Fundamental Movement Pattern which involves stepping forward or backward

and lowering the hips, crucial for walking and

climbing stairs.

a)

Hinge

b)

Lunge

c)

Squat

d)

Push

18.

It is a Fundamental Movement Pattern which involves stepping forward or backward

and lowering the hips, crucial for walking and

climbing stairs.

a)

Hinge

b)

Lunge

c)

Squat

d)

Push

19.

It is a Fundamental Movement Pattern which uses the upper body to bring

objects towards the body, as in pulling a

drawer open.

a)

Gait

b)

Rotate

c)

Pull

d)

Push

20.

It is a Fundamental Movement Pattern which involves twisting the torso,

important for activities like turning around.

a)

Gait

b)

Rotate

c)

Pull

d)

Push

21.

It is a Fundamental Movement Pattern which refers to walking or running,

fundamental for locomotion.

a)

Gait

b)

Rotate

c)

Pull

d)

Push

22.

It is a mobility exercise for beginners which implies simple movements to

lubricate joints and improve range of motion.

a)

Child’s Pose

b)

Thoracic Spine Rotation

c)

Wrist Flexor Stretch

d)

Joint Circles

23.

It is a mobility exercise for beginners which Improves upper

back mobility and reduces stiffness.

a)

Child’s Pose

b)

Thoracic Spine Rotation

c)

Wrist Flexor Stretch

d)

Joint Circles

24.

It is a mobility exercise for beginners which is done using a gentle

stretch for the back and

hips, promoting relaxation.

a)

Child’s Pose

b)

Thoracic Spine Rotation

c)

Wrist Flexor Stretch

d)

Joint Circles

25.

It is a mobility exercise for beginners which enhances wrist mobility,

useful for activities involving

gripping.

a)

Child’s Pose

b)

Thoracic Spine Rotation

c)

Wrist Flexor Stretch

d)

Joint Circles