21 Questions
Physical activity is defined as any movement produced by skeletal muscles resulting in energy expenditure above resting levels.
True
Active recreation involves activities that require minimal energy and only involve observation.
False
Socializing motive for recreation involves solitary activities like reading and item collection.
False
Competitive motive for recreation tests the participant's limitations or their ability to compete against the environment.
True
Indoor recreation is normally done in an open environment exposed to unfavorable weather conditions.
False
Chess is a strategic board game played by one player on a checkered board.
False
The first living indication that chess existed was found in India around 500 C.E.
True
According to history, chess was played around 600 C.E. in Persia and named Shatranj, meaning 'the king is safe' when the king could not escape from attack.
False
Passive recreation requires direct participation or task completion.
False
Exploratory motive for recreation involves activities that expose oneself to a new environment, like hiking and diving.
True
Match the following chess pieces with their respective point values:
Pawn = 1 point Bishop = 3 points Knight = 3 points Rook = 5 points
Match the following chess pieces with their unique movement characteristics:
Pawn = Can move forward one or two squares on first move, and one square thereafter Bishop = Moves diagonally as many squares as it likes, as long as it is not blocked by pieces or occupied squares Knight = Moves in an 'L-shape', either one square horizontally and two squares vertically, or two squares horizontally and one square vertically Rook = Moves as many squares as it likes left or right horizontally, or up and down vertically (in a '+' sign pattern)
Match the following chess pieces with their classification as a major or minor piece:
Bishop = Minor piece Knight = Minor piece Rook = Major piece Queen = Major piece
Match the following chess pieces with their unique abilities:
Knight = The only piece that can jump over another piece Bishop = Moves diagonally without limitation unless blocked by pieces or occupied squares Rook = Moves in a straight line horizontally or vertically without limitation unless blocked by pieces Queen = Moves like a rook and a bishop combined, in any direction
Match the following chess pieces with their unique movement characteristics:
Pawn = Moves forward one or two squares on its first move, then one square at a time Bishop = Moves diagonally as many squares as it likes, without being blocked by pieces Knight = Moves in an 'L-shape' - one square horizontally and two squares vertically, or two squares horizontally and one square vertically Rook = Moves as many squares as it likes left or right horizontally, or up and down vertically, like a '+' sign
Match the following chess pieces with their respective point values:
Pawn = Worth one point Bishop = Worth three points Knight = Worth three points Rook = Worth five points
Match the following chess pieces with their classification as a major or minor piece:
Pawn = Minor piece Bishop = Minor piece Knight = Minor piece Rook = Major piece
Match the following chess pieces with their unique abilities:
Pawn = Can move forward one or two squares on its first move Bishop = Moves diagonally without being blocked by pieces Knight = Can jump over other pieces in an 'L-shape' movement Rook = Moves as many squares as it likes horizontally or vertically
Match the following recreational motives with their descriptions:
Passive recreation = Requires direct participation or task completion Indoor recreation = Is normally done in an open environment exposed to unfavorable weather conditions Competitive motive for recreation = Tests the participant's limitations or their ability to compete against the environment Socializing motive for recreation = Involves solitary activities like reading and item collection
Match the following statements about chess history with their corresponding details:
The first living indication that chess existed was found in India around 500 C.E. = Chess was played around 600 C.E. in Persia and named Shatranj, meaning 'the king is safe' when the king could not escape from attack. According to history, chess was played around 600 C.E. in Persia and named Shatranj, meaning 'the king is safe' when the king could not escape from attack. = The first living indication that chess existed was found in India around 500 C.E.
Match the following types of recreation with their descriptions:
Physical activity = Is defined as any movement produced by skeletal muscles resulting in energy expenditure above resting levels Active recreation = Involves activities that require minimal energy and only involve observation Exploratory motive for recreation = Involves activities that expose oneself to a new environment, like hiking and diving Indoor recreation = Is normally done in an open environment exposed to unfavorable weather conditions
Study Notes
Physical Activity and Recreation
- Physical activity is defined as any movement produced by skeletal muscles resulting in energy expenditure above resting levels.
Recreation Motives
- Socializing motive for recreation involves solitary activities like reading and item collection.
- Competitive motive for recreation tests the participant's limitations or their ability to compete against the environment.
- Exploratory motive for recreation involves activities that expose oneself to a new environment, like hiking and diving.
Chess
- Chess is a strategic board game played by one player on a checkered board.
- The first living indication that chess existed was found in India around 500 C.E.
- Chess was played around 600 C.E. in Persia and named Shatranj, meaning 'the king is safe' when the king could not escape from attack.
Chess Pieces
- Chess pieces have unique movement characteristics, point values, classification as major or minor pieces, and unique abilities.
- Examples of chess pieces and their respective characteristics are not specified in the text.
Recreation Types
- Active recreation involves activities that require minimal energy and only involve observation.
- Indoor recreation is normally done in an open environment exposed to unfavorable weather conditions.
- Passive recreation requires direct participation or task completion.
Learn about physical activity, active and passive recreation, motives of recreation, and the history of chess in India and Persia.
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