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Aptidão física e saúde

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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1.

What is meant by physical fitness?

a)

The ability to carry out daily activities with vigor without excessive fatigue and to respond well to physical effort

b)

The ability to memorize information for long periods

c)

The ability to lift the heaviest possible weight once

d)

The avoidance of all strenuous activity to save energy

2.

Which option correctly lists the main components of physical fitness?

a)

Cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, body composition, and muscular endurance

b)

Speed, reaction time, creativity, and height

c)

Only muscular strength and speed

d)

Body fat percentage and height alone

3.

Why is cardiovascular endurance important for health?

a)

It improves the efficiency of the heart and lungs, lowers cardiovascular disease risk, and facilitates prolonged activities

b)

It only increases bone density without affecting the heart

c)

It primarily changes eye–hand coordination

d)

It allows you to avoid all forms of exertion

4.

What best characterizes a healthy lifestyle?

a)

Balanced diet, regular physical activity, adequate sleep, stress control, proper hydration, and avoiding risk behaviors

b)

Skipping meals to reduce calories and avoiding all fats

c)

Exercising intensely once a month and sleeping less to gain time

d)

Relying on supplements instead of food and resting only on weekends

5.

How does nutrition influence physical fitness and health?

a)

It provides nutrients needed for energy, muscle recovery, tissue repair, and optimal body function

b)

It mainly reduces the need for sleep

c)

It eliminates the need for hydration

d)

It only affects appearance and not performance

6.

What is the role of sleep in a healthy lifestyle?

a)

It supports physical and mental recovery, regulates hormones, improves performance and memory, and lowers disease risk

b)

It is unnecessary if you eat well

c)

It should be avoided before workouts

d)

It only helps with flexibility and has no other benefits

7.

What is meant by body composition?

a)

The proportion of lean mass (muscle, bones, organs) relative to body fat

b)

The total number of calories eaten in a day

c)

The ratio of height to weight only

d)

The amount of water you drink during exercise

8.

Why is flexibility relevant to physical fitness?

a)

It enables greater range of motion, reduces injury risk, improves posture, and helps with daily activities

b)

It replaces the need for cardiovascular training

c)

It increases body fat to protect joints

d)

It determines how fast you can sprint

9.

What does muscular endurance mean?

a)

The ability of muscles to sustain or repeat efforts over a prolonged period without excessive fatigue

b)

The maximum weight lifted once regardless of time

c)

The ability to stretch a muscle to its limit

d)

The capacity to hold your breath under water

10.

What are benefits of regular physical exercise?

a)

Improved fitness, reduced disease risk, increased longevity, better emotional balance, and higher quality of life

b)

Immediate elimination of all health problems

c)

Guaranteed weight loss regardless of diet

d)

Ability to avoid sleep indefinitely

11.

Which of the following is a risk behavior in the context of a healthy lifestyle?

a)

Smoking

b)

Drinking water regularly

c)

Eating balanced meals

d)

Taking daily walks

12.

How does stress control contribute to health?

a)

It reduces continuous release of stress hormones, improves immune function, supports mental well-being, and prevents stress-related diseases

b)

It eliminates the need for exercise

c)

It only affects muscle size

d)

It mainly shortens sleep requirements

13.

What is the relationship between physical fitness and the prevention of chronic diseases?

a)

Good fitness lowers the risk of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, obesity, cardiovascular diseases, and some cancers

b)

Fitness only affects sports performance and not disease risk

c)

Being fit guarantees you will never get sick

d)

Fitness increases the risk of chronic diseases due to wear and tear

14.

What should be considered when planning an exercise program to improve fitness?

a)

Set goals, assess current level, choose varied activities, and manage frequency, intensity, duration, and progression

b)

Focus on a single exercise and perform it without rest every day

c)

Avoid tracking progress to reduce pressure

d)

Choose only low-intensity activities indefinitely

15.

What is meant by exercise intensity and how can it be measured?

a)

It is the degree of effort during activity; it can be measured by heart rate, perceived exertion, or the amount of weight/resistance used

b)

It is the length of a workout measured only in minutes

c)

It is the number of different exercises performed

d)

It is the temperature of the workout environment

16.

Why is hydration important in a healthy lifestyle and for fitness?

a)

It regulates body temperature, transports nutrients, lubricates joints, and supports efficient muscle performance

b)

It replaces the need for food

c)

It reduces the need for sleep

d)

It prevents muscles from growing

17.

Why is progressive change important in fitness training?

a)

It allows safe adaptation, helps prevent injuries, and supports sustainable performance over time

b)

It makes workouts instantly effortless

c)

It removes the need to plan sessions

d)

It guarantees rapid results with no rest

18.

How does a sedentary lifestyle affect physical fitness and health?

a)

It reduces physical capacity, increases risk of chronic disease, contributes to weight gain, and lowers quality of life.

b)

It enhances endurance and lowers the risk of chronic disease without affecting weight.

c)

It has no effect on physical capacity or disease risk.

d)

It rapidly increases muscle strength and improves quality of life.

19.

What best describes moderate physical activity in daily practice? Choose the example that fits.

a)

Brisk walking where heart rate and breathing rise slightly but you can still converse.

b)

Sprinting at maximum effort where speaking is difficult.

c)

Leisurely strolling with no change in breathing.

d)

Competitive swimming at high intensity.

20.

What best describes vigorous physical activity? Choose the example that fits.

a)

Fast running where breathing and heart rate are clearly elevated and talking is hard.

b)

Slow cycling with easy conversation.

c)

Gentle stretching and yoga with relaxed breathing.

d)

Casual walking on level ground.

21.

What is the role of motivation in maintaining a healthy lifestyle?

a)

It helps maintain regularity, overcome obstacles, and adopt sustainable healthy habits.

b)

It is only necessary at the beginning and then becomes irrelevant.

c)

It replaces the need for healthy habits and planning.

d)

It reduces the need for recovery and sleep.

22.

Which indicators show that physical fitness is improving? Select all that apply.

a)

More repetitions or longer exercise time achieved.

b)

Reduced fatigue and better recovery.

c)

Increased body fat over time.

d)

Improved flexibility or strength.

23.

Why is it important to vary the types of exercise?

a)

It prevents boredom, reduces risk of overuse injuries, and supports more complete development of fitness components.

b)

It slows progress by confusing the body.

c)

It increases injury risk by avoiding routine.

d)

It limits development to a single fitness component.

24.

In the context of exercise and a healthy lifestyle, what is meant by recovery?

a)

Rest and regeneration periods that allow the body to repair, restore energy, and adapt to training stimuli.

b)

Doing twice as much exercise the day after a hard workout.

c)

Skipping sleep to keep a consistent workout schedule.

d)

Only stretching after workouts without resting.

25.

How can a healthy lifestyle influence mental health? Select all that apply.

a)

It increases well-being.

b)

It increases anxiety and depression.

c)

It improves mood and concentration and builds resistance to stress with an overall sense of energy.

d)

It has no effect on energy levels.