Physical Fitness Unit Test (Lessons 1-3)
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What does cardiorespiratory endurance refer to?

  • The ability to move quickly.
  • The process of making decisions in games.
  • The capacity of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems to supply oxygen during physical activities. (correct)
  • The ability to balance while moving.
  • What skill is developed by playing target games?

  • Speed.
  • Creativity.
  • Mechanical skills.
  • Spatial awareness. (correct)
  • Which statement about BMI is accurate?

  • It is the only measure of fitness.
  • It indicates overall health without regard to weight.
  • It measures muscle strength.
  • It can show if someone is underweight or overweight for their height. (correct)
  • Which of these best describes teamwork in games?

    <p>Cooperating with other players to achieve a common goal.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does honesty in games lead to?

    <p>Fair play and integrity.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What condition should players secure before engaging in strenuous activities?

    <p>Medical condition.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which game involves players scoring by hitting a washer with a body part?

    <p>Sipa.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement about target games is correct?

    <p>They enhance physical fitness and skill development.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Fitness Components and Values

    • Cardiorespiratory endurance: Ability of the heart and lungs to supply muscles with blood during physical activities.
    • Speed: Capacity to execute movements in minimal time.
    • Balance: Ability to maintain physical activity without fatigue.
    • BMI (Body Mass Index): A tool to assess if an individual is underweight or overweight based on height.

    Game Types and Skills

    • 6-games: Simulated games designed to mimic the natural flow of actual games.
    • Target games: Activities where scoring occurs through accurate throwing or striking, outperforming opponents.
    • Dodgeball: A target game with two teams, where one team throws a ball to hit the opposing players.
    • Sipa: A traditional target game involving hitting a washer repeatedly with the foot, knee, or elbow.
    • Tumbang Presio: A target game where the "it" player defends a tin can from being knocked over.

    Player Development

    • Power: Developed through target games, enhancing swift movement and muscle force application.
    • Decision Making: Critical for players to strategize and choose their moves effectively.
    • Discipline: Instilled by adhering to game rules and regulations.

    Health and Safety

    • Medical condition: Requirement for players to check their health before engaging in strenuous games.
    • Reaction time: Skill involving quick blocking and defending against opponent’s attacks.

    Social Interaction and Values

    • Teamwork: Prominent in Filipino culture, emphasizing cooperation in games.
    • Honesty: Valued in gameplay; encourages fair play without cheating.
    • Spatial and proximity awareness: Skill in gauging the distance and positioning of opponents.

    True or False Insights

    • True Statements:

      • Games aid children in developing fitness.
      • Target games enhance physical fitness and well-being compared to technology-based games.
      • Playing games fosters improved skills and talents.
    • False Statements:

      • Target games do contribute to physical fitness.
      • Target games are not exclusively outdoor activities.

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    Test your knowledge of key physical fitness concepts covered in Lessons 1-3. This quiz will assess your understanding of terms like cardiorespiratory endurance, speed, balance, and BMI. Prepare to identify and explain their significance in fitness and health.

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