PE

Question 1

refers to excessive loss of water from the body, usually through
perspira5on or swea5ng, urina5on, or evapora5on.

Answer 1

DEHYDRATION

Question 2

refers to the detrimental cause of excessive training. Some
individuals engage in too much physical ac5vity. Some exercisers and
athletes oBen push themselves too hard in their pursuit of high-level
performance.

Answer 2

OVEREXERTION OR OVERTRAINING

Question 3

an alarming rise in body temperature, which is an effect of exercising
in a very humid environment.

Answer 3

HYPERTHERMIA

Question 4

Is the excessively low body temperature, characterized by
uncontrollable shivering, loss of coordina5on, and mental confusion.

Answer 4

HYPOTHERMIA

Question 5

consists of basic movements that target both the lower and upper
body, helping to build endurance and strength.

Answer 5

Aerobic dance

Question 6

Circular mo5on of the arms as if s5rring a large pot, paired with side-to-side
head bounces.

Answer 6

Cabbage Patch:

Question 7

Involves stepping side to side while swinging arms, crea5ng a smooth,
swaying mo5on.

Answer 7

Reebok:

Question 8

Sharp, jerky movements (popping) combined with fluid rocking mo5ons.

Answer 8

Pop Rock/Bboy:

Question 9

A simple, bouncing move with the arms extended upward or to the sides,
with rhythmic bounces of the knees.

Answer 9

Wop:

Question 10

A fast, bouncy dance performed in 2/4 5me, with quick steps and a hop.

Answer 10

Polka:

Question 11

A flowing dance with smooth gliding steps, adjusted to the 2/4 rhythm.

Answer 11

Waltz (2/4 varia5on):