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Elements of Fitness Quiz
Instructions:
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Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Gym equipment
B. Flexibility
C. Time it takes to run a mile
D. Protein shakes
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Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Being double-jointed
B. Muscular Strength
C. Number of steps per day
D. Gym equipment
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Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Sprinting time
B. Gym equipment
C. Cardiorespiratory endurance
D. Steps per day
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Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Muscular endurance
B. Muscular endurance
C. Mile run time
D. Gym equipment
E. Steps per day
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Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Bicep curl
B. Body composition
C. Range of motion
D. Squats
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What is ISOKINETIC exercise?
A. Strength training
B. Movement that increases your heart rate
C. Without oxygen, more intense, shorter bursts
D. Contracting a muscle against a load
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What is ISOTONIC exercise?
A. Movement that increases your heart rate
B. Contracting a muscle against a load
C. Without oxygen, more intense, shorter bursts
D. Contractions of a particular muscle group
Elements of Fitness Quiz
(Answer Key)
Instructions:
-
Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Gym equipment
B. Flexibility
C. Time it takes to run a mile
D. Protein shakes
-
Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Being double-jointed
B. Muscular Strength
C. Number of steps per day
D. Gym equipment
-
Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Sprinting time
B. Gym equipment
C. Cardiorespiratory endurance
D. Steps per day
-
Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Muscular endurance
B. Muscular endurance
C. Mile run time
D. Gym equipment
E. Steps per day
-
Which one is an Element of Fitness?
A. Bicep curl
B. Body composition
C. Range of motion
D. Squats
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What is ISOKINETIC exercise?
A. Strength training
B. Movement that increases your heart rate
C. Without oxygen, more intense, shorter bursts
D. Contracting a muscle against a load
-
What is ISOTONIC exercise?
A. Movement that increases your heart rate
B. Contracting a muscle against a load
C. Without oxygen, more intense, shorter bursts
D. Contractions of a particular muscle group