Physical Education Activities Quiz

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Based on the graph, what activity will most likely be recommended to students?

  • Running
  • Walking
  • Dancing
  • Bike Riding (correct)

What type of external barrier does the illustration show?

  • A safe area to work out
  • The lack of family support
  • The lack of fitness equipment
  • An injury from working out (correct)

Which example best describes the term sedentary?

  • Jogging in the neighborhood every evening
  • Jumping rope with friends on Saturdays
  • Working out at the gym once a year (correct)
  • Doing several sit-ups three times a week

Which is a strength-training activity?

<p>Sit-ups (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What can Michael's belief about his equipment be best identified as?

<p>A fitness fad (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one thing a person should do to stay safe when exercising?

<p>Seek out assistance when needed (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to federal guidelines, how much time should an adult perform moderate exercise each week?

<p>Two and a half hours (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which is an example of a barrier to exercise?

<p>A person has an injury and cannot work out. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of these indicates that Sara might be using performance-enhancing drugs?

<p>Increased muscle mass (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What would 20 percent of the population report as a barrier for working out?

<p>Living in a community that does not have parks or a gym facility (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Physical Education Activities and Participation

  • Top five activities in Physical Education: running (35%), walking (27%), basketball (22%), dancing (22%), bike riding (18%).
  • Running is the recommended activity to boost student participation based on the data.

Exercise Barriers

  • A black and white photo depicts Claudia experiencing an injury while jogging, illustrating an external barrier to exercise.
  • Common barriers to exercise identified include lack of family support, lack of equipment, and physical injuries.

Sedentary Lifestyle

  • Sedentary is characterized by minimal physical activity; the example of working out at the gym once a year defines this lifestyle.

Strength-Training Activities

  • Sit-ups are identified as a strength-training activity among the options given.
  • Michael represents a common fitness fad belief, thinking equipment alone can sculpt muscles quickly.

Safety in Exercise

  • It is crucial to seek assistance when needed to stay safe during exercise, rather than skipping guidelines or minimizing protective gear.

Federal Exercise Guidelines

  • Recommended weekly moderate exercise for adults is two and a half hours, in addition to strength training exercises.

Barriers to Exercise

  • An injury that prevents a person from working out is a significant barrier to regular exercise.

Signs of Performance-Enhancing Drug Use

  • Increased muscle mass can indicate the potential use of performance-enhancing drugs in athletes or individuals involved in sports.

Graph Insights on Exercise Barriers

  • A graph shows that common barriers to exercise are time constraints (72%), followed by cost of facilities (36%) and lack of facilities (20%).
  • 20% of individuals report not having gyms or parks in their community as a barrier to exercise.

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