This document provides information about various fitness tests and concepts. It discusses the PAR-Q questionnaire (1-3), normal resting heart rate ranges (4-7), flexibility and muscular strength tests like the sit-and-reach, squat, and step tests (8-14), fundamental principles of fitness training like specificity and overload (15-17), basic nutrition information about macronutrients, micronutrients, and vitamins (18-31), and statements about various exercises to identify whether they are true or false (32-40).
This document provides information about various fitness tests and concepts. It discusses the PAR-Q questionnaire (1-3), normal resting heart rate ranges (4-7), flexibility and muscular strength tests like the sit-and-reach, squat, and step tests (8-14), fundamental principles of fitness training like specificity and overload (15-17), basic nutrition information about macronutrients, micronutrients, and vitamins (18-31), and statements about various exercises to identify whether they are true or false (32-40).
This document provides information about various fitness tests and concepts. It discusses the PAR-Q questionnaire (1-3), normal resting heart rate ranges (4-7), flexibility and muscular strength tests like the sit-and-reach, squat, and step tests (8-14), fundamental principles of fitness training like specificity and overload (15-17), basic nutrition information about macronutrients, micronutrients, and vitamins (18-31), and statements about various exercises to identify whether they are true or false (32-40).
1. It is a simple self-screening tool that can and 8.
It measures your flexibility, specifically
should be used by anyone who is planning to start hamstring flexibility. an exercise program and make it stick. a. sit-and-reach a. PAR-Q b. resting heart rater b. Physical Fitness c. squat test c. PFT This is a required question 9. It measures the muscular strength and 2. It has been designed to identify the small endurance of your lower body. number of adults for whom physical activity may a. resting heart beat be inappropriate or those who would have b. squat test medical advice concerning the type of activity c. none of the above most suitable for them. a. PFT b. PAR-Q 10. Good flexibility for men ranges from c. Physical Exercise __________ to 6 inches past the toes. a. 1.5 3. What does Q stands for in PAR-Q? b. 2 a. Quotation c. 2.5 b. Quantity c. Questionnaire Option 4 11. For the squat test, a good score for women is between ____ and 27? 4. A resting heart rate of 60 to 100 beats for adults a. 23 is? b. 21 a. normal c. 19 b. abnormal c. none of the above 12. It measures your cardiovascular endurance. a. squat test 5. The ideal time to assess the heart rate is b. sit-and-reach test a. night time c. step test b. morning c. afternoon 13. Good flexibility for women is _____ to 20 inches past to toes. 6. What is the resting heart rate of a person who a. 7 have 30 beats in 20 seconds? b. 9 a. 70 c. 11 b. 80 c. 90 14. A good score for women in step test is ___ beats per minute. 7. If a person has 40 beats in 20 seconds, what is a. 88 to 120 the resting heart rate? b. 88 to 102 a. 90 c. 88 to 130 b. 120 c. 100 15. The fundamental principle of fitness. a. overload b. progression c. specificity 16. This principle relates to the fact that the body 23. The role in the body is to fuel during high will only adapt according to the exact type of intensity exercise. overload that is placed upon it. a. carbohydrates a. progression b. vitamin b. specificity c. minerals c. none of the above 24. Deficiency of vitamin B may cause a disease 17. Is a continuation of the overload principle and called? refers to the fact that, after the initial overload, a. pellagra further overload needs to be applied. b. rickets a. reversibility c. beri-beri b. progression c. specificity 25. The function of this vitamin is for blood clotting. 18. Well-planned training allows individuals to a. Vitamin D reach their training goals without risking illness or b. Vitamin K injury. c. Vitamin A a. Training Programme Design b. PAR-Q 26. Table salt is one of the examples of food c. PFT sources in? a. Calcium b. potassium 19. It is defined as food at work in the body. c. sodium a. nutrients b. Nutrition 27. Citrus fruits are classified under vitamin? c. Vitamin a. D b. C 20. The process by which the organism ingest, c. A digests, absorbs, transports and utilizes nutrients and disposes of their end-products. a. micronutrients b. macronutrients 28. The function is to moisten tissues such as c. Nutrition those in the mouth, eyes, nose. a. water 21. These are the nutrients we need in larger b. zinc quantities that provide us with energy. c. iron a. macronutrients b. micronutrients 29. It regulates body temperature? c. vitamins a. fats b. proteins 22. Carbohydrates are classified as what c. water nutrients? a. micronutrients 30. It prevents a disease called rickets? b. macronutrients a. vitamin D c. none of the above b. Vitamin C c. Vitamin K 31. Which of the following is a non-dietary source True or False Write A if the statement is of Vitamin D? correct and Z if the statement is incorrect. a. milk b. green leafy vegetable 36. Yoga is universal in its applications leading to c. sunlight all round development of body and soul? A 32. Carbohydrates, fats- energy required Z constantly for the voluntary and involuntary activities of the body? 37. Calisthenics is a form of exercise consisting a a. energy-giving foods variety of movements that exercise large muscle b. energy-building foods groups such as running, standing, grasping, c. protective foods pushing, etc.? A 33. Water is? Z a. Protective foods b. Regulatory foods c. Body-building foods 38. A sport or activity of climbing rock faces with the aid of ropes and special equipment is known 34. A general state of good health usually as a as rock climbing? result of exercise and nutrition? A a. Healthy diet Z b. nutrients c. fitness 39. A form of body conditioning that involves endurance training, resistance training, high 35. It provides the body with essential nutrition intensity aerobics, and exercise performed in a that maintain or improve general health? circuit, similar to high-intensity interval training is a. healthy diet called circuit training? b. nutrition A c. vitamin Z