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Multiple choice
1. Activity that has a direct impact to the part or area of the body which we would like to improve. This
maybe in the improvement of skills, abilities or performance.
A. Overload
B. Specificity
C. Progression
D. Variety
2. To improve the principle of overload a person must push his / her body to the limits. He / she must
workout often in long periods of time and get harder and harder everyday to improve his/her fitness level.
The body simply needs more than its usual activity to gain level of fitness.
A. Overload
B. Regularity
C. Balance
D. Variety
3. The level of physical fitness of a person cannot be restored if we stop what we are doing; it will always
come back to its original level of fitness. To maintain the high level of fitness a person must have a
balance workout of 3 times a week.
A. Balance
B. Specificity
C. Progression
D. Reversibility
4. Be in a constant phase of activity. It is important to gradually raise the level of intensity of the work out,
but not only the intensity must be increased but also time duration and frequency of the exercise for a
speedy improvement. Also consider to change the activity that is being performed for a higher level of
development.
A. Overload
B. Variety
C. Progression
D. Balance
5. Proper training or exercise interval is very important. We should be consistent with the time period we
work out and take our rest to achieve the best result.
A. Balance
B. Specificity
C. Regularity
D. Progression
7. Having a balanced training program is very important. A workout should not be concentrated in one
area only; it should be in all aspects like workout that will improve the muscle power and endurance and
toned body muscle for lower and upper part of the body. A balanced fitness level is more important than
concentrate on one area only.
A. Balance
B. Specificity
C. Progression
D. Reversibility
9. ______ uses a slight support from other or a machine support to help them achieve the stretch.
A. Dynamic Stretching
B. Passive Stretching
C. Static Stretching
D. Active Stretching
11. This means you’re stretching a muscle by actively contracting the muscle in opposition to the one
you’re stretching.
A. Dynamic Stretching
B. Passive Stretching
C. Static Stretching
D. Active Stretching
16. Added force is applied by an external force (e.g., partner or assistive device) to increase intensity
A. Active
B. Passive
17. Used for athletic drills and utilizes repeated bouncing movement to stretch the targeted muscle group.
A. Static Stretching
B. Dynamic Stretching
C. Ballistic Stretching
D. Quadratic Stretching
18. it is executed by extending the targeted muscle group to its maximal point and holding it for 30
seconds or more.
A. Static Stretching
B. Dynamic Stretching
C. Ballistic Stretching
D. PNF Stretching
1. A person must push his / her body to the MAN A. Static Stretching
limits. B. Overload
2. 2 types of static stretches. C. Fitness Principles
3. Engage with different kinds of exercise or D. Increase blood flow
training. E. Active and Passive
4. Never bounce, hold your stretch, go slowly F. 4
and be consistent. G. Dynamic Stretching
5. A warm up has __ key components. H. Ballistic Stretching
6. It is used for athletic drills. I. Variety
7. It is one of the benefits of stretching. J. Essential stretching rules
8. It is the most common type of stretching.
9. Requires the use of continuous movement
patterns
10. It has 7 components.
COLUMN B
I. MULTIPLE 1. F 4. J
CHOICE 2. T 5. F
1. B 3. T 6. H
2. A 4. T 7. D
3. D 5. F 8. A
4. C 6. T 9. G
5. C 7. F 10. C
6. D 8. F
7. A 9. T
8. C 10. F
9. B 11. F
10. A 12. T
11. D 13. T
12. A 14. T
13. C 15. F
14. B 16. T
15. A 17. T
16. B 18. T
17. B 19. T
18. A 20. F
19. D
20. C
II. TRUE OR 1. B
FALSE 2. E
3. I
ROYECA, BLESSYROSE C. STEM YA- 3