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HOPE REVIEWER

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which best explains the relationship between physical activity and stress identified through assessments?

a)

Appropriate activity levels can help regulate stress.

b)

Physical activity has no effect on stress levels.

c)

Increased stress leads to decreased physical activity.

d)

Physical activity only benefits mental health, not stress.

2.

Example situation that helps reduce stress

a)

watching TV

b)

yoga

c)

eating junk food

d)

scrolling social media

3.

Which refers to an event or stimulus that causes stress?

a)

stressor

b)

relaxant

c)

stimulus

d)

catalyst

4.

Which factor is MOST important when interpreting physical activity assessment results for stress management?

a)

Age and Fitness Level

b)

Dietary Habits

c)

Sleep Quality

d)

Social Support

5.

TRUE OR FALSE.

Research has shown that stress can sometimes be positive. It can make you more alert and help you perform better in certain situations.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Sometimes

d)

Rarely

6.

Activities that engage in active physical activity

a)

active lifestyle

b)

good health

c)

socialization

d)

sedentary behavior

7.

Why should stress levels be considered during physical activity assessments?

a)

To ensure safe and effective activity

b)

To increase workout intensity

c)

To reduce exercise duration

d)

To enhance muscle growth

8.

When should physical activity assessments be done?

a)

regularly to track changes

b)

only at the beginning of a program

c)

once a year

d)

only when starting a new exercise

9.

Example situations that are stressful aspect of life

a)

argument with family

b)

watching a comedy show

c)

going for a walk

d)

eating a healthy meal

10.

What do you call the condition that allows the body to effectively cope with the demands of daily activities and still have the energy to enjoy other active leisure activities?

a)

physical fitness

b)

mental health

c)

nutritional balance

d)

muscle strength

11.

Example of Combative Sports

a)

wrestling

b)

basketball

c)

swimming

d)

tennis

12.

Why does an individual need to manage stress?

a)

To live a long and healthy life

b)

To avoid social interactions

c)

To increase work pressure

d)

To reduce physical activity

13.

Psychological benefit of physical activities

a)

improved strengths, muscular endurance and insulin levels

b)

increased anxiety and stress

c)

decreased energy levels

d)

reduced social interactions

14.

How do physical activity assessments help prevent stress-related health problems?

a)

By identifying inactivity or overtraining

b)

By promoting excessive exercise

c)

By ignoring physical health

d)

By focusing solely on diet

15.

What is the limitation of physical activity assessments in stress management?

a)

They do not account for psychological factors alone.

b)

They are too time-consuming to implement.

c)

They require specialized equipment.

d)

They only focus on physical health.

16.

Which of the following refers to the feeling of being under abnormal pressure coming from the different aspects of your daily life?

a)

Stress

b)

Anxiety

c)

Depression

d)

Excitement

17.

What is stress?                     

a)

It is the body’s response to demands in society.

b)

It is a feeling of emotional or physical tension.

c)

It is a state of mental calmness and relaxation.

d)

It is a type of physical exercise.

18.

Why is individualized interpretation of physical activity assessments critical for effective stress management?

a)

Stress responses and physical capacity vary among individuals.

b)

All individuals respond to stress in the same way.

c)

Physical activity assessments are irrelevant to stress management.

d)

Individualized assessments are too time-consuming to be effective.

19.

How can regular physical activity help with stress management?

a)

It helps reduce tension and improve mood.

b)

It increases anxiety and stress levels.

c)

It leads to physical exhaustion and fatigue.

d)

It has no effect on stress management.

20.

What role does regular physical activity play in stress management?

a)

It helps relax the body and mind

b)

It increases anxiety levels

c)

It has no effect on stress

d)

It makes stress worse