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Five for Life Basic Cumulative Assessment
Five for Life Basic Cumulative Assessment
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Teacher and Room Number
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Andrewjeski P3
Metz P4
Heath P5
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1. Which is a muscle located in the arm?
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10 points
Abdominals
Bicep
Humerus
Heart
2. What is intensity?
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o How often you do the activity
o How hard you do the activity
o How long you do the activity
o How you choose the activity
3. What intensity level is difficult to reach and is described as the “no talk zone”?
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10 points
o Media/Seat (1)
o Base (3)
o Heart health (4)
o Max (5)
4. Clavicle, cranium, vertebrae, and radius are examples of
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o Muscles.
o Bones.
o Joints.
Organs.
5. What do the heart and lungs supply to the muscles during exercise?
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10 points
Food
Water
Oxygen
Carbon Dioxide
6. Josh is performing curl-ups as part of fitness measurements for his class. What muscles are involved in this fitness measurement?
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10 points
Abdominals
Quadricepts
Pectorals
Deltoids
7. When Tom sets his fitness goals for the year, which of the following would NOT help him achieve his goals?
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10 points
o Setting challenging goals
o Developing a plan to work on his fitness
o Having the same goal as his friend
o Creating realistic goals
8. Carter knows he needs to raise his heart rate to keep his heart and lungs healthy. How many minutes a day should he exercise at a heart healthy level?
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10 points
100 Minutes
60 Minutes
20 Minutes
10 Minutes
9. A stretch should be held to a point of:
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Throbbing ache
Sharp pain
Mild discomfort
Popping
10. Why is pacing important?
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10 points
To prevent tripping
To improve muscular strength
To help strengthen bones
To run for a long period of time
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