PE Quizzes

Which cardio machine provides both an upper and lower body workout?

rowing machine

David encourages team members to participate in decisions that affect the team. What leadership style is he displaying?

democratic

George is studying a vitamin. He realizes that the vitamin does not dissolve in water.Which of the following statements about this vitamin is correct?

The vitamin is likely to dissolve in fat.

Which statement is true about a woman who is overweight and does not live an active life?

The woman is at an increased risk for heart disease.

What are the advantages of exercise bands?

They are inexpensive and portable. They can be used without a spotter. They offer consistent resistance throughout workouts.

How do vitamins and minerals impact health?

They help repair tissue damage. They prevent diseases such as scurvy and rickets.

what are some best practices exercising in the cold

LAYERS & dry clothing

UNIT 5

Nutrition and Weight Management

Stephen is 17 years old and has a bBody mMass iIndex score of 30. What does this imply?

Stephen is in the obese category and has an increased risk of heart disease.

How can cheerleaders reduce the risk of injury?

by practicing on mats

What term best describes the type of flexibility measured by the back-saver sit-and-reach test?

leg flexibility

What is an outcome of positive self-talk?

reduced negative emotions

What does the acronym SMART refer to when creating a goal?

specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bound

What is the main function of proteins?

to build muscle tissues

Which options show a way that exercise impacts self-efficacy?

Increasing the amount of exercise improves self-efficacy. Remaining loyal to an exercise program improves self-efficacy.

How have portion sizes changed over the last 30 years?

Portion sizes have gotten a lot larger.

What is the push-up test?

a measurement of upper body strength and endurance

Examine this food label. How many grams of carbohydrates are in an 8-fluid-ounce (fl oz) serving?

34 grams

Which answer shows a correct definition for one element of a SMART goal?

"Attainable" means that the goal is capable of being reached by the person who is setting the goal.

How do for-profit and nonprofit fitness centers compare with each other?

For-profit centers offer more luxury services than nonprofit centers.

Which of these describe the importance of monitoring blood pressure?

High blood pressure often has no external symptoms. High blood pressure can lead to a stroke or a heart attack. While an increase in blood pressure might come with symptoms such as dizziness or fainting, this is not always the case. It can still lead to heart attack and stroke, which is why it's called the "silent killer."

Why does creating specific goals improve success rates?

People can track progress toward specific goals.

Which options show an example of how self-efficacy impacts exercise behavior?

Tommy runs two miles every day. He stays motivated and does not skip a day in over a month, even when it rains. Tanner completes every task he starts. He wants to improve his strength, but he does not join a gym or work out to do so.

Which options show functions of water in the body?

Water is required to keep body temperature cool. Water is required to keep the skin elastic. Water is required in digestion.

Mark enjoys being outdoors. He wants to go on a hike, but none of his family members want to join him. He is not experienced. Which of the following should he consider regarding his safety?

dressing appropriately for the weather knowing the direct path he will take Mark should certainly do research and know the exact path he will take. He should let family members know of this path as well. Also, Mark should make sure to have rain gear, layers, and proper hiking shoes. This will prevent injury and help with changing temperatures.

UNIT 2

Sports and Reaction

What do all cardio machines have in common?

They always provide a low-to-moderate impact workout.

Which option shows a risk of taking diuretics to lose weight?

dehydration

Which cardio machine can provide a workout involving both upper and lower body muscles?

elliptical machine

Why is it important to warm up

increase blood flow to muscles improve joint range in motion increase psychological readiness for exercise

Which leadership style would best promote the creativity of a talented player?

laissez-faire

What is fiber?

plant material the body cannot digest

After talking with her doctor, Lina understands that physical activity is important to her health. She now wants to get in better shape by exercising regularly. She is ready to join a swim club, so she goes online to see if there are any clubs in her area. Which stage of the transtheoretical model is Lina in?

preparation stage

What is a defensive strategy in football?

preventing wide receivers from getting in position to catch a pass

Which health benefits are shared by yoga and Pilates?

reduced back pain improved posture improves proprioception

Which of these are benefits of strength training?

reduces body fat improves muscle endurance increases muscle mass

Which statement best describes a high aerobic capacity?

the body's ability to take in, transport, and use oxygen during exercise

Which exercise routine offers the best cardiorespiratory health benefits for a healthy adult?

jogging for 30 minutes for five days each week

Stephen is a 45-year-old man who has consumed about 4,000 calories each day for several years. Which health problems are generally considered to be closely related to eating this diet?

heart disease obesity

What are the short-term effects of physical activity on brain biochemistry?

It increases serotonin levels. It increases dopamine levels.

What are examples of nonexercise activity thermogenesis (NEAT) activities?

doing yard work walking to class

Why would someone choose a for-profit fitness center over a nonprofit center?

For-profits usually have nicer equipment than nonprofit centers.

What is a benefit of joining the YMCA instead of a private health club?

The YMCA is much more affordable.

Rebecca has been feeling sluggish and rarely exercises. Her doctor just diagnosed her with high blood pressure. Sarah decides to see if her blood pressure is still high at her next annual checkup. She does not change her diet or exercise habits. Which stage of the transtheoretical model is Rebecca in?

precontemplation stage

David wakes up and does some stretching. He eats a bowl of cereal and then goes to school. He skips eating lunch and, instead, reads some articles for school in the library. After school, he goes for a long run. At what time will David most likely be demonstrating the thermal effect of physical activity?

while running

According to the Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Range, what percentage of a person's calories should come from fats?

20-35%

Which low-impact exercises to develop strength, flexibility, and balance became especially popular with ballet and other dancers by the 1960s?

Pilates Dancers like Pilates because it helps develop strength, flexibility, and balance.

Gina's boyfriend has started taking steroids to build muscle. Gina wants to advise him about the dangers. What are possible things she might tell him?

Steroids can cause heart problems. Steroids can stunt growth.

Which of the following statements are true about saturated fats?

They cannot hold any more hydrogen atoms. They are solid at room temperature.

Taurean sets a goal: "I will make the club basketball team by performing shooting drills for one hour three times a week, until tryouts in three months." According to SMART goals, did Taurean successfully set a "time-bound" goal?

Yes, because his goal includes a clear time frame and end point.

Which form of group exercise involves Latin-inspired dance moves?

Zumba

What is a carbohydrate?

a macromolecule that produces quick energy Carbohydrates are also called sugars. They provide quick energy for the body.

What option(s) determine(s) the number of calories needed to maintain weight?

a person's activity level a person's sex a person's age

What is a complete protein?

a protein that provides all nine of the amino acids essential to the body A complete protein has all of the amino acids needed by the body.

What is the daily suggested water intake of an adult male?

about 125 ounces per day

How much of the human body is water by mass?

about 60 percent

Which physical attribute is most important in tennis?

agility and the ability to move from side to side

What is an eating disorder in which people do not eat because they are afraid of gaining weight or becoming fat, even though they are underweight?

anorexia nervosa

What is the main function of carbohydrates?

creating immediate energy

Which answers show a benefit of exercising outdoors?

exposure to vitamin D from the sun exposure to wind resistance, which increases calorie expenditure

The physical demands of golf cause what effect among the most players?

golfer's elbow caused by mishit shots

What physical traits are most important for swimming and water polo?

having excellent breath control Both swimming and water polo involve being in water. Controlled breathing is essential in swimming and makes water polo easier. Both sports require arm and leg strength.

Which health problems are generally considered to be closely related to eating large portion sizes?

increased blood pressure obesity

What problem could the transtheoretical model most likely help solve?

lack of exercise

type 2 diabetes symptoms

low blood sugar levels increased insulin sensitivity

Which types of reinforcement would help a person's exercise adherence?

receiving praise from a family member or peer sharing successes with an exercise buddy enjoying a treat after accomplishing a goal

Which term means "believing in one's ability to follow through on a goal or task"?

self-efficacy

Which type of injury is most common among volleyball players?

shoulder issues from blocking, striking, and serving

Saul is about 50 pounds overweight. He plans to lose 10 pounds by cutting his food intake by 500 calories per day to a healthy calorie intake of 1,900 calories. Which elements of SMART goals does his goal include?

specific realistic achievable measurable

What is a downside of nonprofit fitness centers?

They offer fewer luxury services than for-profit health centers

Six months ago, Lucinda set a goal of walking at least 10 miles a week. She has achieved her goal every week. What is most likely to happen next?

Lucinda will continue to walk at least 10 miles a week during the maintenance stage.

Kono made a goal to learn martial arts by the end of this school year. Is this considered a SMART goal?

No, it is neither specific nor measurable.

Which options are appropriate actions to take when exercising in the given environments?

Stay hydrated when exercising in the cold and heat. Know the outside temperature when exercising outside.

What is a disadvantage of selectorized strength machines?

They are a poor fit for some body types.

How can parents make children more likely to exercise?

by staying active themselves by playing active games with their kids

what is the purpose of cardiorespiratory assessment?

To estimate your VO2max

Mira has set the goal, "I will cycle in the park for 30 miles this week." What question does this goal fail to answer?

It fails to answer why because it does not specify a reason.

What is a trans fat?

an unsaturated fat that can increase the risk of heart disease

Why would a runner eat large portions of pastas and breads the day before a race

To make carbohydrates available to fuel muscles.

Since he joined a gym one year ago, Eli has been exercising four times a week. According to the transtheoretical model, what stage of change does this reflect?

maintenance

Which physical attribute is most important for soccer?

muscular endurance for the lower body

What are important physical attributes of a successful gymnast?

muscular power flexibility

Chris's midterm exam for his math class is in two weeks. Which strategies would help him manage stress?

planning his study schedule in advance making time for aerobic exercise

What is a potential drawback of running outdoors in a city?

poor air quality

Which answers show an advantage of free weights over selectorized weight machines?

Free weight exercises can address the upper and lower body at the same time. Free weight exercises can be performed in all planes of motion.

How does emotional support enhance self-esteem about a particular sport?

It relieves anxiety about the activity.

What type of free weight best combines full body strength training with a cardio workout?

kettlebell

According to the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, how much physical activity should a 13-year-old get daily?

According to the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, how much physical activity should a 13-year-old get daily?

What is the best example of a person displaying a high level of muscular endurance?

Performing consecutive curl-ups for one minute. Performing consecutive push-ups for one minute.

Which options show a disadvantage of using social media and blogs about fitness and exercise?

These resources often tell the experiences of only one person. These resources may give opinions not backed up by medical data.

What advantage do all free weights have in common?

They provide a weight-bearing workout.

Health and fitness are separate phenomena. Which answers are examples of fitness characteristics?

speed and agility muscular endurance

For a long time, Phillipe did not think exercise was important. After taking a PE course, he recognized he must exercise to stay healthy. According to the transtheoretical model, what step will Phillipe take next?

He will take action by running five times per week.

George has set a goal to "lose weight by the end of this week." According to the SMART goals standards, what are the problems with this goal?

It is not measurable. It is not specific.

Why is eating enough protein essential to health?

Protein provides the building blocks for strong muscles.

What answers accurately describe an attainable goal?

a goal that does not set someone up to fail a goal that offers someone very little challenge a goal that someone can reasonably achieve

Luisa started playing soccer a month ago in order to be more fit. She practices with her school's soccer team every afternoon. Which stage of the transtheoretical model does this represent with respect to her playing soccer?

action

Which of these activities would be considered a recommendation presented within the physical activity guidelines for children ages 6-17?

at least 60 minutes of activity at least 3 days per week

Which processes are part of the resting metabolic rate (RMR)?

cell repair breathing growth

Which option best defines wellness?

the absence of physical or mental disease

Which of these statements best defines the term calorie?

the amount of energy required to increase 1 g of water by 1°C kilocalories are often shortened to calories.

How is BMI calculated?

BMI = weight in kilograms ÷ (height in meters)2 Measure weight in pounds. Multiply that number by 703. Measure height in inches. Square that number. That means to multiply the number by itself. Divide the number from Step 1 by the number from Step 2. The formula is: BMI = 703 × (weight in pounds) / (height in inches)2

Which of the given situations show(s) poor conflict-resolution strategies?

Coach Gina's player is fouled during a basketball game. The referee does not notice, so Coach Gina yells to express her anger. Coach Isaac's star players are mocking teammates on social media. He ignores it so that the team learns to solve its own problems.

Which coach provides the best example of transformational leadership?

Coach Parker has a clear vision of team values and inspires players to become their best selves.

How does exercise influence mood?

Exercise generally improves mood and can help treat serious depression.

Which identifies a basic guideline for strength training?

Start slow. Increase weights and repetitions progressively.

Which options are direct results of metabolic processes?

The body uses glucose as a source of energy. The body turns food into building blocks for cells.

Which cardio machine best simulates climbing?

stair-stepper

Which significant injuries most frequently occur from jazz, hip-hop, and tap dancing?

injuries to the foot and ankle, such as stress fractures, sprains, or torn tendons

When a track coach develops a training plan for a 16-year-old sprinter, which form(s) of cardiorespiratory exercise can be included to improve anaerobic power?

interval training fartlek training

Which characteristics represent a good pre-workout meal?

low in fiber low in fat rich in carbohydrates

Which of the following are effects of being bullied in school?

low self-esteem depression and anxiety

Stephen wants to build muscle to increase his chance of making the wrestling team. He sets goals of eating a high-protein diet and working out five days a week. What purpose(s) does setting these goals serve?

making his priorities clear guiding his behavior

Which answer provides a neurological benefit that comes from physical activity?

remembering more answers on a test

Which characteristics represent a good post-workout meal?

rich in protein rich in simple carbohydrates

What are advantages of cable machines?

They do not require spotters. They allow users to adjust weights easily.

Which options show an advantage of using social media and blogs about fitness and exercise?

These websites build up a community to help support people interested in being healthy. These websites allow people to share common experiences, information, and ideas.

How can exercise affect academic performance?

Exercise improves academic performance by improving memory and learning speed.

Sophia has an important presentation in a few days. She wants to focus on her preparation. What is the most likely result of making time for exercise, and why is this the most likely result?

Exercise would benefit Sophia. It would reduce stress and help her focus.

Which statement correctly defines the SAID principle?

In physical rehabilitation, the SAID principle means that a human body adjusts to the demands and stress that are placed on it.

How does running several times each week improve health?

It makes the heart stronger, which helps prevent heart disease.

Jimmy is a high school student and has a body fat percentage of 33 percent. What does this imply?

Jimmy has an increased risk of high cholesterol and high blood pressure. Jimmy has an increased risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes.

Which statement explains the importance of participating in health screening before engaging in physical activity?

People with chronic diseases can find out about the risks certain exercises pose to them during the prescreening process.

Which option is most likely true for a man who participates in weekly aerobic activity?

His metabolism and breathing efficiency increases. His cholesterol levels decrease. His resting heart rate decreases.

Why is flexibility important in living a healthy and fit life?

It allows limbs to move through a full range of motion.

A man is overweight and wants to improve his cardiovascular endurance. Why is this important to his health?

It can help the man lose weight and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

George has been thinking lately about his beliefs regarding some current issues. Which type of communication is George engaging in?

intrapersonal

Darnell sets a goal: "I will answer every question correctly on every quiz and exam in geometry class by studying 15 minutes per school night until the end of the school year." Which answer best explains why this goal is unrealistic?

Darnell cannot know for sure that he will know the answer to every question on every quiz and exam.

What is a health risk of the grapefruit diet?

It lacks essential vitamins and minerals.

Which option is true of strength training?

It preserves lean muscle mass.

Which statements are true about a realistic exercise goal?

It should fit a person's current ability. It should be challenging, but not overwhelming. It should involve a reasonable rate of progress.

Which goal meets the standards for SMART goals?

Sam wants to cut five minutes from his marathon time by performing aerobic exercise for 60 minutes five days per week for the next 30 days.

Which statement is not considered a SMART goal?

Sam will become good at tennis before he starts high school so that he can make the team.

Which statement accurately describes the relationship between carbohydrates and weight gain?

Weight gain has more to do with the number of calories eaten than the source of those calories.

Which option most accurately defines a micronutrient?

a nutrient that is needed in very small amounts

Which of these are health benefits of strength training?

increases bone density helps with weight management improves posture

Alex wants to start exercising regularly. Which behavioral strategies are likely to help?

making plans to exercise with a friend setting realistic exercise goals

Which option(s) show(s) a characteristic of fitness?

moving quickly and easily running a mile within a certain time

Which cardio machine has a reclined seat, back support, and pedals?

recumbent bike

Why would an athlete take PEDs?

to get stronger to lose weight to get faster

Which option is most likely to be portrayed in an Internet advertisement?

underweight people appearing happy and healthy

According to nutrition specialists: A: How many grams of protein should a person consume daily for every 20 pounds of body weight? B: What percentage of a person's diet should come from protein?

A: 8 B: between 10 and 35 percent

Using the Mifflin St. Jeor equation, George calculated his RMR to be 1,834.67 kcal. He engages in light physical activity about two times per week and would like to maintain his current weight. Using this information, what is his TDEE? Total Daily Energy Expenditure = RMR × SAF

2,522.67 kcal

Rudy wants to do well on an upcoming exam. How could making time for exercise improve his grade?

Exercise improves memory and concentration, which will make studying easier.

Why is fair play essential in sports?

Fair play exhibits etiquette and respect for others.

Which are ways that a high school student's cardiorespiratory fitness can be assessed?

The student runs a mile as quickly as possible, and their aerobic capacity is measured. The student walks one mile as quickly as possible, and their heart rate is measured as soon as the walk ended.

Which statements correctly explain why a human body requires certain vitamins for optimal health?

Vitamin B12 is needed for nerve function. Vitamin A plays a role in maintaining vision. Vitamin D supports strong bones.

Rico began training with a cross-fit group last month. He works out three days a week with the beginners in the group. He is also meeting with his cross-fit mentor three times a week in order to help him stay on track with his changes. What state of the transtheoretical model is Sawyer in?

action stage

What is bulimia nervosa?

an eating disorder in which people purge after eating large amounts of food

Jane has been performing aerobic exercise for the past two months in preparation for a 10kK race. What physiological changes are most likely occurring in her body?

an increase in red blood cells

Which situations are likely to lead to conflict?

an opponent intentionally tripping a player a coach favoring certain players

Which type of PED is most similar to testosterone?

anabolic steroids Like testosterone, steroids cause muscle growth.

Which strategies are helpful for maintaining a healthy body temperature when exercising in hot weather?

arranging to work out early in the morning or evening to avoid the day's hottest time periods paying attention to warning signs of overheating, such as leg cramps and headache

Mehir is new to resistance training. He wants a fast workout that will also build cardio endurance. He is not interested in building large muscles quickly, but he would like to slowly build muscle. What training methods would meet these goals?

circuit training supersets Supersets build muscle and offer a cardio workout. They save time because they require fewer rest periods. Circuit training also builds muscle and offers a cardio workout. It saves time because people take fewer breaks.

Which answers show that someone has ideal health and wellness? (Select all that apply.)

clear or pale-yellow urination blood pressure below 120/70

Sally wants to determine her TDEE so that she can figure out what her estimated caloric intake should be. She wants to calculate her RMR first.What information does she need in order to calculate this value?

height age weight

Which activities are examples of outdoor fitness opportunities?

hiking on trails mowing the lawn riding on a bike path

Megan works in an office, in front of a computer. She is suffering from lower back pain. What could help Megan?

ice compression and rest doing yoga physical exercise

A female archer wants to use imagery before a big competition. What should the archer do?

imagine all of her arrows going into the target

Federico has run with his school's cross-country team for three years. Which stage of the transtheoretical model is he in with respect to his running?

maintenance

Which options are health risks of starvation diets?

malnutrition slowed metabolism

Which of the following can be a problem with a fad diet?

malnutrition low calorie intake regaining weight Fad diets can cause people to regain the weight they lost. These diets also lack essential vitamins and minerals and have too low of a calorie intake each day.

Emma decides to begin an exercise program. She writes down her goals and how she will achieve them. Which stage of the transtheoretical model does this represent?

preparation

Which option describes aerobic exercise?

rhythmic exercise fueled by oxygen Aerobic exercise requires oxygen. The heart beats faster. The breathing rate also increases to accommodate the increased demand for oxygen.

Luke has mildly injured his Achilles tendon (grade 1) while playing basketball. What kind of injury is this?

strain

Which is an example of an in-home fitness opportunity?

streaming workout videos online doing body weight exercises

UNIT 3:

Exercise Testing and Program Design

What can cause high blood pressure

Heart attack Stroke Kidney failure natural loss of elasticity with age, release of hormones, high salt diet, excessive alcohol consumption, stress

Which term defines a formula used to determine a person's resting metabolic rate?

Mifflin St. Jeor equation

What do the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans say about how much exercise people should get?

Most adults need 150 minutes of moderate exercise each week.

Jenna argues that as long as she exercises, she can eat whatever she wants and still lose weight. Why is this a false statement?

One large meal can easily cancel the calories burned while exercising. A caloric surplus will cause weight gain, even if Jenna exercises.

Rosario wants to start working out three times a week for one hour to get more fit. If Rosario progresses through all five steps of the transtheoretical model, what is the likely outcome?

Rosario will achieve his goal of working out three times a week for one hour.

Which of the following people have chosen diet plans based on common nutrition myths?

Sally wants to lose weight and keep it off. She is restricting her intake to under 1,000 calories each day. Juanita wants to lose weight without exercising. She has eliminated all carbohydrates from her diet.

What is one drawback of in-home fitness opportunities?

Some homes may not offer good places for people to exercise. Home gyms can be costly.

Which statement identifies the types of body fat and their presence in the body?

Subcutaneous fat is found under the skin, and visceral fat occurs around the organs. Visceral fat occurs mostly in the abdomen, around the organs. Subcutaneous fat occurs under the skin.

Which answers show a negative consequence of not eating enough protein over a long period of time?

The body will lack the building blocks for new muscle tissue. The body will show changes in its hair and fingernails. The body's muscle tissue will deteriorate over time.

Which answer correctly describes the law of conservation of energy?

The law of conservation of energy states that energy is neither created nor destroyed.

In the last 50 years, the number of people with chronic disease in the United States has increased. Which of these statements best explains why this is true?

The rate of physical activity has decreased in the United States during the last 50 years. A lack of physical activity is a major cause of chronic disease. On average, physical activity has decreased over the last five decades among Americans.

Where could people look for informational support about tennis?

They could read about tennis in a book. Talk to a tennis coach

Which pre-workout meal has the best combination of calories?

a 400-to-600 calorie meal consisting mostly of carbohydrates, with medium protein and low fat

Marcus has recently become a vegetarian. Because of this, he has not been getting the necessary nutrients. His doctor has suggested a supplement. What type of supplement should Marcus try?

a dietary supplement

Which option is most likely to improve exercise adherence?

a friend setting a day of the week to work out together

Which answer(s) show(s) a stage of change in the transtheoretical model?

maintenance

Which option is the best strategy for maintaining a healthy body composition?

being physically active and maintaining a healthy diet

Greg wants to improve his posture and reduce his risk for injury. Which activity is the best one for him to try?

yoga

Why would exercising too much and too fast be bad for a person's health?

Exercising too much and too fast does not allow muscles enough time to build themselves up or recover from use. Exercising too much and too fast causes more stress on the muscles, which may cause an injury.

What is the purpose of assessing flexibility as part of a fitness program?

Flexibility assessments measures a person's ability to exercise move through a full range of motion.

A student has set a goal to learn how to serve in badminton. Why is this goal not a SMART goal?

It is not measureable or time-bound.

Why is water important for the human body?

It protects joint tissue. It helps remove wastes. It helps maintain body temperature.

Which statement accurately describes nutritional dietary supplements?

Supplements labeled "natural" may interact negatively with medications.

How can participants in a cross-country race get hurt?

They can become dehydrated from lack of water. They can fall and bruise arms or legs. They can pull muscles in their legs. Because these runners are moving over uneven terrain, they could pull a muscle. They can also fall and get bruises or become dehydrated. In particular, dehydration may become serious.

Mifflin St. Jeor equation

This equation uses a person's height, weight, and age to calculate his or her RMR

What are estimated energy requirements (EER)?

the estimated energy intake needed for a person to maintain a healthy energy balance

Femi hates going to the gym but knows exercise is important. She makes a plan to meet her exercise-loving friend at the gym. What kind of support is this?

peer support

How much of a person's daily diet should be comprised of carbohydrates?

45 to 65 percent

What are valid examples of dietary strategies and their benefits for different athletes?

A boxer eats a post-workout meal of a protein shake mixed with skim milk to aid in muscle recovery and growth. A sprinter drinks water with a pre-workout meal and suffers less dehydration during intense exercise.

Which situation shows effective leadership?

A football coach helps each player identify and build on their unique strengths.

Ava wants to lose some weight. She undertakes a severe diet. She consumes only 500 calories a day.How will this affect Ava's body?

Ava will lose some weight, but not much. The body will decrease basal metabolism to limit weight loss.

Which of these should athletes do when exercising in a polluted environment?

Avoid prolonged exposure to polluted air that can lead to breathing difficulties. Wear a mask over the nose and mouth to filter out as much pollution as possible. Wear a mask over the nose and mouth to filter out as much pollution as possible.

UNIT 4

Behavior Modification

What physical changes would take place in a gymnast with a consistent caloric deficit

increase body weight decrease metabolic rate

long term effects of strength training

increased muscle hypertrophy decreased sarcopenia

What are the long-term effects of physical activity on the musculoskeletal system?

It increases bone density. It increases muscular hypertrophy.

Which of these would be a good way to stick to a regular exercise program?

Join a gym with a friend.

What is a preparticipation health screening?

a visit to a doctor to determine if one is fit enough to engage in athletic activities This doctor's visit will test several vital factors that determine a person's fitness for participating in sports.

Which of these reasons explain the importance of a warm-up prior to exercise?

to prevent muscle injury to gradually increase the heart rate and blood circulation

Which option most accurately describes a mineral?

an element that is necessary for good health

What is the result when a person is consistently in a caloric surplus?

an increase in body weight

Why is "I can eat what I want as long as I exercise" not true?

because exercise often burns fewer calories than people take in with large portions

Which behavior would best support physical health and a healthy body composition?

consuming no more than 10 percent of calories in the form of added sugar

Rodney is thinking about beginning an exercise program. Which stage of the transtheoretical model does this represent?

contemplation

Which of the following terms is defined as a product intended to provide nutrients to the body?

supplement Supplements are intended to increase the body's nutrient levels.

Which statement most accurately describes the pros and cons of barbells and kettlebells?

Barbell exercises work both sides of the body, while kettlebells exercises can target one side at a time.

What role does physical activity and playing sports have in social interaction?

Physical activity and playing sports promote social interaction through team-related sports.

How does physical activity impact health?

Physical activity increases insulin sensitivity, which helps maintain blood sugar levels. Physical activity reduces LDL, or "bad," cholesterol levels. Physical activity reduces the risk of cancer and heart disease.

How can players show proper etiquette in sports and physical activity?

by not taunting opponents prior to competition

Which option is most likely to be caused by poor flexibility?

difficulty with everyday tasks People with poor flexibility often are not comfortable doing certain actions in their daily life. This generally changes how these people move and act.

Tasha is preparing for a track meet. Prior to competition, Tasha closes her eyes and visualizes herself running her personal best time in the 100-meter dash. What motivating strategy is she performing?

exercise imagery

Which statement best defines deep breathing exercises?

exercises in which people take slow, full breaths from low in their belly

What types of injuries most commonly occur to boxers or mixed-martial artists?

facial injuries, including cuts, facial fractures, and dislocated jaws

Research has shown that stigma is a major reason that people with high BMIs do not exercise. Which options are sources of stigma?

family members who make negative comments about someone's appearance doctors who cause patients to feel embarrassed about their weight store clerks who laugh about a customer's body size as they shop

What is imagery?

forming a mental picture of the successful completion of a task The mental picture is used as inspiration to help the person feel that successfully completing the task is possible.

Which answer gives a trait shown by an ineffective leader?

having little experience playing the sport showing no concern about the team's members

What are potential risks of taking amphetamines to increase athletic performance?

heart attack addiction stroke

Which options could increase exercise adherence?

high self-efficacy making exercise fun

What is the main function of lipids?

to provide long-term energy storage

During a body composition test, Jim was weighed on land and then lowered into a tank of water. Which body composition test did he take?

underwater weighing In underwater weighing, people are weighed while fully submerged. That weight is compared with their weight outside of water.

Which weight-bearing activity can help prevent osteoporosis?

dancing

Which option best describes the thermal effect of food?

the amount of energy used to digest, transport and store food

How does physical activity impact work productivity?

Exercise boosts employees' ability to focus and pay attention. Exercise increases energy levels, which may help people get more work done.

Aaron wants to lose weight and build muscle. He has begun taking several natural supplements he bought at the grocery store. He also takes medications for high blood pressure. Which statements correctly describe why Aaron should or should not share this information with his doctor?

He needs to tell his doctor because supplements can cause side effects. He needs to tell his doctor because supplements can interact with medications.

Don calculates that his body uses up 2,400 calories a day.What will happen if Don eats 2,700 calories a day for a week?

He will gain weight because he will be eating more calories than he uses.

Why are health and fitness important for maintaining quality of life?

Health and fitness increase strength and stamina.

Marty checks a fitness and exercise website. The site has an .org domain and belongs to a large hospital. There are no authors or sources for the information. How credible is this information?

Hospitals usually provide credible information, but they should have authors, sources, and dates for information.

A new manager wants to convince her company to give employees free gym memberships. Which arguments are true and can help her make her case?

People who exercise typically get sick less often. People who exercise regularly have more energy.

How can diuretics negatively affect athletic performance?

They can lead to potassium deficiencies, causing muscle cramps.

Why are carbohydrates an important part of the diet?

They provide much of the needed immediate energy. They contain fiber that assists with digestion and waste elimination.

What is a disadvantage of cable machines?

They require proper positioning.

What is osteoporosis?

a disease involving weak bones that break or fracture easily

Which of these best describes a gym?

a fitness facility offering exercise equipment

What is the Mifflin St. Jeor equation?

a formula used to determine a person's resting metabolic rate

Which of the following indicate good health?

a weight within normal weight ranges a steady heartbeat that is neither too fast nor too slow

How do social influences from friends and family make people more likely to keep exercising?

by shaping ideas about normal levels of exercise by making exercise more fun

Chris is happy with his current weight. He recently lost 40 pounds and is considered to be in the healthy weight range for his height and age.Which options would help him to initially calculate his total daily energy expenditure?

calculate RMR calculate TDEE determine SAP score

Jonathan thinks about joining a competitive cheerleading team. He considers the positive and negative aspects of competitive cheerleading. Which stage of the transtheoretical model does this represent?

contemplation

Which of the following actions are likely to relieve stress?

dancing to a few songs walking around the block

Which of these actions would help ensure that a person sticks to their exercise program and gets positive results?

identifying behaviors that need to be changed monitoring how many calories each meal contains

long term effects of exercise on the skeletal system

increased bone density increased rate of bone remodeling

Long term effects on endurence exercise

increased cardiac output decreased resting heart rate

Which option gives the best example of someone psyching themselves up?

listening to energetic music

Hip-hop is a type of dance that began and grew in popularity with music. Which terms best complete the sentence?

on city streets; rap

Sophia is on her school's swim team, which has a big competition in two weeks. Which strategies would help Sophia manage her stress?

performing deep-breathing exercises doing mindfulness meditation

What is essential for good cardiorespiratory endurance?

strong heart muscles strong stroke volume Strong heart muscles mean that the heart pumps more blood with every beat. This is known as stroke volume. This blood helps muscles to function during cardiovascular activity.

Jack is following a resistance training system in which he performs two sets of an exercise back to back without rest. Which system is Jack using to become fit?

superset system

What is self-monitoring?

the recording of daily exercise or diet accomplishments The best way to self-monitor is to keep a diary of all of the activities performed every day. This will allow a person to reflect on his or her progress.

Which option shows an example of muscular endurance and muscular strength?

A person doing 15 consecutive pull-ups in one minute and then lifting 225 pounds one time. If a person does 12 consecutive curls in one minute, the muscles are being used to repeat a motion more than once, so that's muscle endurance. If a person lifts 225 pounds one time, the muscles are being used in one all-out push, so that's muscle strength

Which statement defines a strain?

A strain is an injury to muscles or tendons. They can be stretched beyond normal, or can be torn.

Which of the following is a true statement regarding physical activity and cardiovascular health?

Aerobic exercise decreases resting heart rate because the heart has an increased stroke volume. Aerobic exercise reduces heart disease because it makes the heart work harder, improving its strength.

Which of the following are an advantage of using an elliptical machine instead of a treadmill?

An elliptical machine can provide a lower impact workout than a treadmill. An elliptical machine can provide both an upper and lower body workout.

Henry has cut all carbohydrates from his diet because he was told that they cause weight gain. What is a good thing to tell Henry?

Carbohydrates do not cause weight gain; weight gain depends on the amount of calories consumed.

Which website domain provides the most credible health information?

.gov

What physical strains do both water polo and swimming demand of athletes?

Both sports require muscle coordination and breathing skills.

What impact can daily physical activity and exercise have on cancer?

Physical activity strengthens the immune system to help fight cancer. Physical activity can help fight the symptoms of cancer once it is diagnosed. Physical activity decreases the risk of developing colon and breast cancer.

What is the difference between exercising on an elliptical machine versus a stationary bicycle?

The elliptical machine works both the upper and lower body, while the stationary bicycle works only the calves and thighs.

Why is yoga or Pilates a good option for someone who struggles with balance?

Yoga and Pilates increase proprioception. Yoga and Pilates strengthen the core musculature.

Why is it important to warm up before starting to exercise?

A warm-up increases blood circulation and heart rate. Warming up helps prevent injury during exercise.

Which form of yoga is also called hot yoga because it is done in a very warm room?

Bikram

Which statement best describes the difference between wellness and fitness?

Fitness is the ability to express physical traits like strength, stamina and flexibility, whereas wellness is the absence of mental and physical disease.

What physical attributes are needed for success in basketball?

high levels of aerobic fitness

Which options show a physical demand of endurance races such as cross-country running, marathons, or triathlons?

operating the cardiorespiratory system at an elevated level maintaining sufficient fluid balance keeping up high aerobic capacity

Which strategies maximize recovery following an intense bout of resistance training?

stretching muscle groups, holding each stretch for 30 seconds or more replenishing low blood sugar with carbohydrates drinking 20-24 ounces of water for every pound of body mass lost

Proper physical exercise makes bones _[blank 1]_.People with stronger muscles and bones have better _[blank 2]_. Which option shows the words that correctly fill in blank 1 and blank 2, in that order?

stronger, posture

What are ways to incorporate nonexercise activity thermogenesis (NEAT) into everyday life?

take the stairs instead of the elevator pace while talking on the phone

Which position in both soccer and hockey is the last line of defense to stop the opponent from scoring?

the goalkeeper