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Physical Activity

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is physical activity?

a)

Any movement that makes the body use extra energy

b)

It helps build strong bones and muscles

c)

Improves sleep, concentration, self-confidence, and relieves stress

d)

Movements that you stay in place or hold

2.

How does physical activity benefit physical health?

a)

it helps build strong bones and muscles, and strengthen the heart and lungs

b)

Improves sleep and concentration

c)

Strength, flexibility and endurance

d)

any movement that makes the body use extra energy

3.

What are the mental health benefits of physical activity?

a)

It help build strong bones and muscles

b)

are continuous active movements

c)

they include daily routines like walking or doing chores

d)

Improve sleep, concentration, self-confidence, and relieves stress

4.

How can physical activity enhance social health?

a)

Strength muscles and bones

b)

It provides opportunities to make new friends and practice conflict resolution through sports

c)

the ability to stick with a task or activity for a long period of time

d)

Improves sleep and self-confidence

5.

How much physical activity do teens need daily according to CDC guidelines?

a)

60 minutes every day

b)

45 minutes a day

c)

60 minutes a week

d)

30 minutes a day

6.

What is physical fitness?

a)

planned physical activity done regularly to build or maintain one's fitness

b)

the ability to handle the physical demands of everyday life without becoming overly tired

c)

the ability to stick with a task or activity for a long period of time

d)

high knee, arm circles, leg swings

7.

What are the three main elements of physical fitness?

a)

sports, running, stretching

b)

strength, flexibility, sports

c)

flexibility, endurance, sports

d)

strength, endurance, and flexibility

8.

What is muscular endurance?

a)

push-ups

b)

the ability of a muscle to repeatedly use force over a period of time

c)

curl-ups

d)

the maximum weight you can lift or the most force you can exert at one time

9.

How can you improve cardiovascular endurance?

a)

Through activities like running, swimming, and playing team sports

b)

movements that you stay in place for or hold

c)

it helps build strong bones and muscles

d)

Static stretching

10.

What is muscular strength?

a)

the ability of a muscle to repeatedly use force over a period of time

b)

push-ups

c)

the maximum weight you can lift or the most force you can exert at one time

d)

curl-ups

11.

Why is flexibility important?

a)

movement that you stay in place or hold

b)

It allows for better movement and prevents injuries

c)

static stretching

d)

hamstring or quad stretch

12.

What activities help improve flexibility?

a)

dynamic movements

b)

yoga and stretching

c)

any movements that make the body use extra energy

d)

helps prevent injuries

13.

What is the purpose of a warm-up

a)

5-10 minutes

b)

the feeling of stability and control

c)

to prepare the muscles for activity and prevent injury

d)

three times per week

14.

What should a cool-down include?

a)

dynamic movements

b)

running and jump roping

c)

5-10 minutes

d)

gentle exercise that allow the body to adjust after a workout

15.

How can lifestyle activities contribute to physical fitness?

a)

they include daily routine like walking or doing chores that keep you active throughout the day

b)

the feeling of stability and control

c)

the ability of a muscle to repeatedly use force over a period of time

d)

dynamic movements

16.

What is the common test to measure cardiovascular endurance?

a)

pacer

b)

curl-ups

c)

mile

d)

push-ups

17.

How is muscular strength typically measured?

a)

push-ups

b)

curl ups

c)

pacer

d)

sit and reach

18.

what is the common test for measuring muscular endurance?

a)

sit-ups

b)

pacer

c)

curl ups and sit-ups

d)

sit and reach

19.

What are some things to consider when choosing physical activities

a)

person interests

b)

requirements (equipment, teammates)

c)

time/place

d)

warm-up

20.

What does the F in the F.I.T.T principle stand for?

a)

Frequency

b)

Find

c)

Fitness

d)

Favorite

21.

What does the I in the F.I.T.T principle stand for?

a)

Index

b)

Identity

c)

Intensity

d)

Identify

22.

What does the first T in the F.I.T.T principle stand for?

a)

Time

b)

Type

c)

Temperature

d)

Treatment

23.

What does the second T in the F.I.T.T principle stand for?

a)

Time

b)

Type

c)

Temperature

d)

Treatment

24.

What type of exercises should be done in warm-ups?

a)

frequency

b)

Static Stretches

c)

hamstring/quad stretch

d)

dynamic movements

25.

What are dynamic movements?

a)

are continuous movements

b)

movements that you stay in place for or hold

c)

triceps or hamstring stretch

d)

static stretching

26.

What are static stretches?

a)

dynamic movements

b)

movements that you stay in place for or hold

c)

continuous movements

d)

any movements that makes you use extra energy

27.

How is flexibility typically measured?

a)

sit and reach

b)

pacer

c)

curl-ups

d)

push-ups

28.

What can you do before physical activity to prevent injuries?

a)

cool down

b)

warm-up

c)

curl-ups

d)

sit and reach

29.

How long should warm-ups and cool-downs last

a)

two to five minutes

b)

ten to fifteen minutes

c)

one minute

d)

five to ten minutes

30.

What method is used to safely increase aspects of your workout without injuring yourself?

a)

the safety method

b)

the F.I.T.T principle

c)

the intensity method

d)

the frequency method

31.

What is stamina?

a)

any movement that makes the body use extra energy

b)

the ability to stick with a task or activity for a long period of time

c)

the feeling of stability and control

d)

continuous movements

32.

What are examples of dynamic movements

a)

high knees

b)

jumping rope

c)

arm circles

d)

hamstring stretch

33.

What are examples of static stretches?

a)

triceps stretch

b)

leg swings

c)

quad stretch

d)

hamstring stretch

34.

What is exercise?

a)

any movement that makes the body use extra energy

b)

the ability to stick with a task or activity for a long period of time

c)

continous movements

d)

planned physical activity done regularly to build or maintain one's fitness

35.

What is balance?

a)

the feeling of stability and control

b)

the smooth and effective working together of your muscles and bones

c)

gentle exercise that allows the body to adjust after a work

d)

the ability to stick with a task or activity for a long period of time

36.

What is the recommended amount of time per week teens should participate in vigorous activity?

a)

four times per week

b)

two times per week

c)

three times per week

d)

five times per week

37.

What is coordination?

a)

the feeling of stability and control

b)

the smooth and effective working together of your muscles and bones

c)

curls-up and sit ups

d)

gentle exercise that allow the body to adjust after a workout

38.

Examples of moderate to vigorous activity are

a)

soccer

b)

swimming

c)

jumping rope

d)

walking

39.

When working to improve muscular endurance it is best to have_______reps and_______ weights

a)

low, low

b)

high, low

c)

low, high

d)

high, high

40.

What are the fitness components?

a)

muscular endurance

b)

muscular strength

c)

cardiovascular endurance

d)

flexibility