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7.1 Personal Fitness Goals Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

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Class
Date
1.

Why is it important to set goals when making a personal fitness plan?

a)

To establish clear objectives for achievement and track progress

b)

To avoid making any plans for fitness

c)

To make fitness less important in their lives

d)

To ensure they never change their exercise routine

2.

How can writing down fitness goals help Olivia and Abigail?

a)

It increases their chances of maintaining an exercise regime and improving physical fitness.

b)

It makes it harder to remember their goals.

c)

It decreases their motivation to succeed.

d)

It prevents them from setting any priorities.

3.

Why is it important for James to set realistic short-term fitness goals?

a)

Because unrealistic goals can lead to frustration, giving up, and possible injuries

b)

Because short-term goals are always easier than long-term goals

c)

Because only short-term goals can improve cardiovascular endurance

d)

Because long-term goals are not necessary for fitness

4.

Which of the following is a good body composition goal for Jackson?

a)

Lowering blood pressure or cholesterol levels

b)

Increasing the number of push-ups you can do

c)

Improving your running speed

d)

Learning a new sport

5.

How can setting adherence goals help Abigail, Mason, and Zoe achieve their fitness goals?

a)

By encouraging regular exercise, which is essential for progress

b)

By focusing only on weight loss

c)

By making exercise optional

d)

By eliminating the need for short-term goals

6.

What could happen if fitness goals are too hard to reach?

a)

You may get frustrated and give up

b)

You will always achieve them faster

c)

You will not need to exercise regularly

d)

You will automatically improve your flexibility

7.

Emma writes down her fitness goals. How can this help her?

a)

It reminds you of your objectives and keeps your goals in mind.

b)

It makes your goals harder to change.

c)

It guarantees you will reach your goals.

d)

It allows others to set your goals for you.

8.

Which of the following is an example of an extrinsic reward Olivia might choose after reaching her fitness goal?

a)

Buying a new water bottle.

b)

Feeling proud of your progress.

c)

Enjoying better health.

d)

Taking pride in your performance.

9.

Evelyn and Kai set fitness goals that are too hard. What should they do?

a)

Modify them to better meet their needs and circumstances.

b)

Give up on setting goals.

c)

Ignore their progress.

d)

Set even more difficult goals.

10.

Sophia missed some workouts and is falling behind. What should she do to get back on track?

a)

Ignore the setback and continue as usual.

b)

Stop your fitness program completely.

c)

Review and possibly modify your goals to fit your lifestyle.

d)

Increase the intensity of your workouts immediately.

11.

Mia keeps missing her workouts. Why might changing the time or day she exercises help?

a)

It can help you avoid using fitness apps.

b)

It may help you get back on track by better fitting your lifestyle.

c)

It will make your workouts easier.

d)

It will automatically improve your fitness level.

12.

How can using different aerobic training methods help Harper and Henry improve their cardiorespiratory endurance?

a)

It prevents boredom and increases the likelihood of achieving fitness goals.

b)

It makes the routine more difficult to follow.

c)

It reduces the effectiveness of the workout.

d)

It only targets small muscle groups.

13.

Why should Benjamin use the FITT principle for his fitness plan?

a)

To ensure each component of a health-related physical fitness program is addressed

b)

To focus only on one type of exercise

c)

To avoid any physical activity

d)

To reduce the amount of time spent exercising

14.

Which of the following is a vigorous intensity activity?

a)

Golf, pulling clubs

b)

Water aerobics

c)

Bicycling (>12 mph)

d)

Walking 3.0 mph

15.

What is the recommended duration to hold each stretch for flexibility?

a)

5 to 10 seconds

b)

10 to 20 seconds

c)

15 to 30 seconds

d)

30 to 60 seconds

16.

Why is it a good idea to keep a training log or use a fitness app?

a)

To compete with friends

b)

To record progress and stay motivated

c)

To avoid exercising too much

d)

To get free rewards

17.

What should a training log or fitness app help you track?

a)

Track your diet only

b)

Track your weekly training activities

c)

Track your sleep schedule

d)

Track your water intake

18.

Why is it important for David to use the same test each time he checks his fitness levels?

a)

To accurately detect changes in fitness levels

b)

To make the workouts more difficult

c)

To try out new exercises

d)

To impress your friends

19.

What is the best way to track fitness progress?

a)

By using a training log or fitness app

b)

By guessing their improvements

c)

By only setting goals

d)

By skipping workouts

20.

How can the FITT principle help organize a fitness plan?

a)

It provides a structure for planning their weekly fitness activities.

b)

It helps them avoid exercise.

c)

It focuses only on flexibility.

d)

It eliminates the need for setting goals.