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Working the body harder than it is normally worked to increase muscular strength is known as what?
a) Progression
b) Specificity
c) Anabolic Steroids
d) Overload

A decrease in bone density causing weak or brittle bones?
a) Osteoporosis
b) Progression
c) Muscle Cramp
d) Overexertion

A gradual increase in overload necessary to achieve higher levels of fitness?
a) Osteoporosis
b) Progression
c) Anabolic steroids
d) Muscle Cramp

This results from blows to the head and can cause selling of the brain, resulting in unconsciousness or loss of memory.
a) Tendonitis
b) Dislocations
c) Hypotermia
d) Concussion

A person needs to exercise in this zone to receive cardiovascular benefits?
a) Target heart rate
b) Maximum heart rate
c) Resting heart rate
d) All of the above

Synthetic(man-made) substance that are similar to the male hormone testosterone which helps promote muscle mass and enhance performance?
a) RICE procedure
b) Setting goals
c) Anabolic steroids
d) Muscular strength

Cardiorespiratory endurance can be measured by?
a) 40 yard dash
b) Step up test
c) Vertical jump
d) Bench pressing 250 pounds one time

Flexibility can be measured by?
a) Step up test
b) Underwater weighing
c) Mile run
d) Sit and reach test

Body compostition can be tested by?
a) Underwater weighing
b) Skinfold calipers
c) None of the above
d) Both of the above

Aerobic exercises include all of the following sports except?
a) Football
b) Soccer
c) Basketball
d) Cross Country

Anaerobic exercises include all of the following sports except?
a) Baseball
b) Softball
c) Golf
d) Track - 2 mile run

What are the 3 basic training principles necessary for an effective fitness program?
a) RHR, THR, and MHR
b) Frequency, intensity, time, and type
c) Progression, overload, and specificity
d) Warmup, workout, and cooldown

Risks of a sedentary lifestyle may include?
a) Lower blood pressure
b) Strong bones
c) Strong heart
d) None of the above

Minor injuries require the RICE procedure, what does RICE stand for?
a) Rest, ice, compression, and elevate
b) Rest, ice, control, and easy does it
c) Run, itch, compression, and elevate
d) Rarely, involve, compressions, and elevation

The F.I.T.T. principle stands for?
a) Forever, intense, trained, and titans
b) Frequency, individuals, training, and type
c) Frequency, intensity, time and type
d) Frankly, individuals, training, and titans

The ability of heart, lungs, and blood vessels to utilize oxygen in the body during long periods of exercise.
a) Cardio respiratory edurance
b) Muscular strength
c) Overload
d) None of the above

The part of an exercise program when the activity is performed at it's highest peak.
a) Warmup
b) Cooldown
c) Workout
d) All of the above

This is the pulse range in which a person can safely exercise while still achieving fitness benefits.
a) RHR
b) MHR
c) THR
d) BHR

Goal setting gives a person:
a) Direction in life
b) More confidence when the goal is acheived
c) An opportunity to work towards something
d) All of the above

The 3 types of muscles are:
a) Smooth, skeletal, and cardiac
b) Frequency, intensity, time, and type
c) Strong, fragile, and cardiac
d) Warmup, workout, and cooldown

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