(1) Recreation

Question 1

is an activity of leisure, leisure being discretionary time. The need to do something for recreation is an essential element of human biology and psychology.

Answer 1

Recreation

Question 2

IT IS AN ACTIVITY THAT REJUVINATES YOUR BODY, EMOTIONS, AND MIND.

Answer 2

Recreation

Question 3

REFERS TO ACTIVITIES IN WHICH YOU NEED TO PARTICIPATE DIRECTLY OR YOU ARE REQUIRED TO DO THE TASK. EXAMPLES ARE SWIMMING, DANCING, JOGGING, AND THE LIKE…

Answer 3

Active Recreation

Question 4

INCLUDES ACTIVITIES THAT REQUIRE NOT MUCH OF YOUR ENERGY, OR THOSE THAT ONLY ASKS YOU TO OBSERVE. EXAMPLES ARE WATCHING MOVIES, LISTENING TO MUSIC, WATCHING BALL GAMES ETC.

Answer 4

Passive Recreation

Question 5

are also a part of the recreation program. The word literally tells us that these are undertaken on the comfort of one’s home or more specifically indoor and they are to recreate the mind and soul.

Answer 5

Indoor Recreational Activities

Question 6

refers to leisure activities that take place in a natural setting and benefit the body, mind and/or spirit. Examples are Hiking, Fishing, Trekking, Camping or Wildlife Viewing.

Answer 6

Outdoor Recreational Activities

Question 7

IT INCLUDES COMPANY, LIKE FRIENDLY VISITS, GOING OUT, AND GATHERING WITH OTHER PEOPLE.

Answer 7

SOCIALIZING MOTIVE

Question 8

IT IS FOR COLLECTIVE INTEREST LIKE READING, ITEM COLLECTION, AND OTHERS.

Answer 8

ASSOCIATIVE MOTIVE

Question 9

IT TESTS THE LIMIT OF THE PARTICIPANT WHICH COULD BE HIS/HER LIMITATIONS FOR SPORTS, PERFORMING ARTS COMPETITION ETC.

Answer 9

COMPETITIVE MOTIVE

Question 10

IT INVOLVES LEVEL OF EXPLORATION LIKE HIKING, DIVING, EXPOSE TO NEW ENV.

Answer 10

EXPLORATORY MOTIVE

Question 11

The way a person live their life in an everyday basis. These are the patterns of behavior on how a person typically lives. It includes eating habits, physical activity participation, and recreational choice.

Answer 11

Lifestyle