Recreational Activities Flashcards

1
Q

Came ftom the Latin word “re” which means “ again” and “creare” meaning “to create”

A

Recreation

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2
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Came from the latin word “re” which means

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“again”

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3
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What is the meaning of the latin word “ creare”?

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” to create”

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4
Q

is off from studies, work, household
chores and other duties or responsibilities

A

Free time

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5
Q

Who is the Father of Leisure?

A

Aristotle

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6
Q

In 753-476 B.C. (Ancient Rome) recreation gave more importance to ________ and participated in _______

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Physical strength
Athletic competition

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7
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This mass leisure resulted to the downfall of the Roman Empire

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753-476 B.C. (Ancient Rome)

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8
Q

It means self-denial, sacrifice
and solemnity.

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Being righteous

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9
Q

During Medival Europe, English used the word recreation for the purpose of ________________

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“refreshment or curing of a sick person”

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10
Q

Renaissance which means __________

A

Rebirth

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11
Q

In renaissance period he became famous because books were available for everyone to read.

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Shakespeare

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12
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was performed during the remaining hours left after work.

A

Leisure

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13
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are activities performed in a sedentary position

A

Passive

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14
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requires physical movements and exertion of effort

A

Active

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15
Q

are activities that improves one’s health and fitness

A

Healthy

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16
Q

involves a significant risk or physical harm

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Harmful

17
Q

– is spending free time alone.

A

Solitude

18
Q

is spending recreational activities with families or friends

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Communal

19
Q

is performing activities physically such
as games or sports

A

Physical

20
Q

is recreation that reduces stress or
heals one’s medical illness.

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Therapeutic

21
Q

is intended to
preserve or promote
culture and traditions

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Cultural

22
Q

is spending free time with different
people.

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Social

23
Q

6 Benefits of Recreation

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Personal
Environmental
Economical
Social
Intellectual
Emotional

24
Q

contributes to one’s meaningful life and improves physical skills to achieve fitness.

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Personal

25
Q

creates awareness and interest in nature

A

Environmental

26
Q

gives advantage for tourism and local employees

A

Economical

27
Q

enhances social skills through interaction & cooperation.

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Social

28
Q

improves concentration and thinking skills

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Intellectual

29
Q

increases positive moods and decreases cortisol levels (hormone body releases when someone is stressed).

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Emotional

30
Q

7 Health Related Fitness

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Squatting
Ludging
Pushing(upper body)
Pulling(upper body)
Bending
Twisting
Single leg movement

31
Q

stand straight, feet apart. Slowly bend your knees until your gluteus
maximus (buttocks) are parallel to the floor

A

Squatting

32
Q

stand straight, bend either R/L knee to 90 degrees, hind leg is extended at the back

A

Ludging

33
Q

start with a prone lying position, hands at the side of the chest. Slowly push your arms upward and back to first position.

A

Pushing (upper body)

34
Q

hold on firmly to a horizontal bar (preferably those equipment
available at fitness center), slowly pull your arms upward until your chin is parallel to the bar.

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Pulling (upper body)

35
Q

start straight, feet together, bend from your trunk forward until your
fingers reach your toes

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Bending

36
Q

start with a lunge position, twist your upper body to the right then twist to
left.

A

Twisting

37
Q

start standing with one foot R or L, hand on your waist then execute a hop without losing your balance.

A

Single leg movement