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Kines 201 L10 Flexibility

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10hrs 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which fitness component is often neglected in regular training programs?

a)

Cardiovascular endurance

b)

Muscular strength

c)

Flexibility

d)

Power

2.

Why is the importance of flexibility to overall health sometimes uncertain?

a)

It changes daily

b)

It is not well researched

c)

It depends on weather

d)

It only applies to athletes

3.

What is the term for abnormal stiffness or immobility of a joint due to fusion of bones?

a)

Hypermobility

b)

Ankylosis

c)

Arthritis

d)

Kyphosis

4.

Which condition refers to excessive joint range of motion beyond the normal limit?

a)

Hypermobility

b)

Ankylosis

c)

Arthritis

d)

Kyphosis

5.

What is flexibility?

a)

Ability to lift heavy weights

b)

Ability to move through a full range of motion (ROM)

c)

Ability to maintain balance

d)

Ability to run long distances

6.

Which of the following lists includes the major factors that affect flexibility?

a)

Diet, hydration, sleep, and stress levels

b)

Joint structure, soft tissue tightness, body composition, age, sex, physical activity, and muscle temperature

c)

Cardiovascular fitness, muscular strength, endurance, and coordination

d)

Genetics, bone density, and blood pressure

7.

Which sequence correctly describes the potential consequences of excessive flexibility?

a)

Joint laxity → Hypermobility → Subluxation or dislocation

b)

Hypermobility → Joint laxity → Subluxation or dislocation

c)

Subluxation or dislocation → Hypermobility → Joint laxity

d)

Hypermobility → Subluxation or dislocation → Joint laxity

8.

Which statement best describes dynamic flexibility?

a)

Direct measures of ROM

b)

Indirect measures of ROM

c)

Measure resistance during muscle elongation; impractical lab test

d)

Measure muscle strength during contraction

9.

Which option best describes static flexibility?

a)

Ability to move a joint through ROM with speed or movement

b)

Direct measures of ROM and indirect measures of ROM

c)

Measuring resistance during muscle elongation in a lab

d)

Muscle contraction strength at various joint angles

10.

Which option correctly describes how joint ROM is measured?

a)

Measure joint ROM by observing movement patterns without tools

b)

Measure joint ROM in degrees using devices such as a goniometer, inclinometers, and inclinometer smartphone apps

c)

Measure joint ROM by testing muscle strength

d)

Measure joint ROM through cardiovascular endurance tests

11.

Which option best describes indirect measures of static flexibility?

a)

Directly measuring ROM in degrees using a goniometer

b)

Linear measurement methods such as sit-and-reach tests (moderately related to hamstring flexibility, poorly related to low-back flexibility) and the back scratch test

c)

Measuring resistance during muscle elongation in a lab

d)

Using inclinometers and smartphone apps to track joint angles

12.

Where should the client begin during the Chair Sit-and-Reach Test for older adults?

a)

Standing behind the chair

b)

Sitting at the edge of a 17-inch (43 cm) chair

c)

Lying flat on the floor

d)

Sitting cross-legged on the chair

13.

During the chair test, which leg position is required?

a)

Both legs bent at 90 degrees

b)

One leg extended with the heel on the floor and ankle dorsiflexed

c)

Both legs fully extended with toes pointed

d)

One leg crossed over the other

14.

What movement does the client perform to complete the chair test?

a)

Trunk rotation to the side

b)

Trunk flexion to reach toward the toes

c)

Lateral bending to touch the knee

d)

Hip extension while seated

15.

How is the score measured in the Chair Sit-and-Reach Test?

a)

Total time holding the stretch

b)

Reach distance from the heel

c)

Reach distance from the toe

d)

The angle of hip flexion

16.

What is the correct starting position for the Back Scratch Test?

a)

Sitting at the edge of a chair

b)

Lying on the floor

c)

client standing

d)

Kneeling on one knee

17.

During the Back Scratch Test, what does the top hand do?

a)

Reaches up the middle of the back

b)

client reaches over shoulder and down back

c)

Grasps the opposite wrist

d)

Pushes against a wall

18.

During the Back Scratch Test, what does the bottom hand do?

a)

Reaches over the shoulder

b)

Extends out to the side

c)

client reaches up the middle of the back

d)

Holds onto a support bar

19.

How is the score measured in the Back Scratch Test?

a)

Distance from wrist to elbow

b)

Angle of shoulder rotation

c)

Time spent in the stretch position

d)

Distance from middle finger to middle finger