3rd Qtr EXAM Flashcards

1
Q

To enhance arm and shoulder flexibility, the most suitable assessment is

A

the Zipper Test.

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2
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To measure the strength of abdominal muscles, the recommended exercise is

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Curl-ups/Sit-ups.

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3
Q

helps maintain good posture by enhancing muscle flexibility, which supports proper
alignment and movement.

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Stretching

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4
Q

The primary purpose of resistance training is to stimulate ____________ growth and strength.

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muscle

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4
Q

Avoiding overstretching during exercises is crucial to prevent _____________________ and ensure
safe and effective stretching.

A

orthopedic problems

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4
Q

Exercises designed to prepare heart muscles and stretch skeletal muscles before a workout are
called a

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Warm-up.

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5
Q

In dodgeball, the fitness component applied to dodge balls effectively is

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Reaction Time.

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6
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Strength and resistance training is also known as

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Weight Training.

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7
Q

PAR-Q+ stands for P

A

hysical Activity Readiness Questionnaire for Everyone.

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8
Q

Examples of cardiovascular endurance exercises include the

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Three-Minute Step Test and
Jogging.

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9
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The Sit-and-Reach Test is not a cardiovascular endurance exercise.

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10
Q

The normal pulse rate for individuals aged 6-17 is

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70-100 bpm.

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11
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The heart rate measured while the body is at rest and not performing any activity is called the

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Resting Heart Rate.

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12
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Activities that help the body recover after exercise include performing a

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Cooldown.

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13
Q

is credited with inventing basketball in 1891. He created the game to keep
students active during winter.

A

James Naismith

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14
Q

The National Basketball League (NBL) merged with the Basketball Association of America (BAA)
to form the NBA in

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1949.

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15
Q

The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame is located in, where it
was founded.

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Springfield, Massachusetts

16
Q

position typically requires excellent ball-handling skills and speed. _____________
are responsible for running the offense and setting up plays.

A

The point guard

16
Q

If an offensive player is fouled while shooting, they are awarded

A

free throws.

16
Q

is the quickest and most accurate way to pass the ball, typically made from the
chest level directly to the receiver’s chest.

A

The chest pass

16
Q

Tall players are usually trained to play as

, which is the position closest to the basket.

focus on rebounding, blocking shots, and scoring near the rim.

A

centers

17
Q

refers to gaining possession of the ball after a missed shot. A player can rebound
offensively or defensively, depending on which team has possession.

A

Rebounding

18
Q

s in basketball are responsible for controlling the game, enforcing rules, and ensuring fair
play throughout the match.

A

Referee

19
Q

is a shot taken from behind the three-point line, which is worth three points if it
goes in.

A

A three-pointer

20
Q

occurs when a player stops dribbling and then starts dribbling again, which is a
violation of the rules.

A

Double dribbling

21
Q

is primarily used to advance with the ball while maintaining possession. It is an essential
skill for moving the ball up the court.

A

Dribbling

22
Q

is made to bounce on the floor before reaching the receiver, making it harder
for defenders to intercept in crowded areas.

A

A bounce pass

23
Q

invented volleyball in 1895, combining elements of basketball, baseball,
tennis, and handball.

A

William G. Morgan

23
Q

occurs when a player gains possession of the ball after a missed shot. This allows the
player to attempt another shot or pass to a teammate.

A

A rebound

23
Q

The
governs the sport globally.

A

(FIVB)

23
Q

Originally named it was later renamed volleyball.

A

“Mintonette,”

24
Q

serve is taught to beginners,

A

The underhand

25
Q

The __________________ motion prepares the ball for a teammate to spike.

A

setting

26
Q

is a defensive move to
prevent a spike from hitting the floor.

A

“Digging”

27
Q

Teams rotate ___________________after winning the serve,

A

counter-clockwise

27
Q

there are two main types of serves:

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underhand and overhand.

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