3rd Qtr EXAM Flashcards
(40 cards)
To enhance arm and shoulder flexibility, the most suitable assessment is
the Zipper Test.
To measure the strength of abdominal muscles, the recommended exercise is
Curl-ups/Sit-ups.
helps maintain good posture by enhancing muscle flexibility, which supports proper
alignment and movement.
Stretching
The primary purpose of resistance training is to stimulate ____________ growth and strength.
muscle
Avoiding overstretching during exercises is crucial to prevent _____________________ and ensure
safe and effective stretching.
orthopedic problems
Exercises designed to prepare heart muscles and stretch skeletal muscles before a workout are
called a
Warm-up.
In dodgeball, the fitness component applied to dodge balls effectively is
Reaction Time.
Strength and resistance training is also known as
Weight Training.
PAR-Q+ stands for P
hysical Activity Readiness Questionnaire for Everyone.
Examples of cardiovascular endurance exercises include the
Three-Minute Step Test and
Jogging.
The Sit-and-Reach Test is not a cardiovascular endurance exercise.
The normal pulse rate for individuals aged 6-17 is
70-100 bpm.
The heart rate measured while the body is at rest and not performing any activity is called the
Resting Heart Rate.
Activities that help the body recover after exercise include performing a
Cooldown.
is credited with inventing basketball in 1891. He created the game to keep
students active during winter.
James Naismith
The National Basketball League (NBL) merged with the Basketball Association of America (BAA)
to form the NBA in
1949.
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame is located in, where it
was founded.
Springfield, Massachusetts
position typically requires excellent ball-handling skills and speed. _____________
are responsible for running the offense and setting up plays.
The point guard
If an offensive player is fouled while shooting, they are awarded
free throws.
is the quickest and most accurate way to pass the ball, typically made from the
chest level directly to the receiver’s chest.
The chest pass
Tall players are usually trained to play as
, which is the position closest to the basket.
focus on rebounding, blocking shots, and scoring near the rim.
centers
refers to gaining possession of the ball after a missed shot. A player can rebound
offensively or defensively, depending on which team has possession.
Rebounding
s in basketball are responsible for controlling the game, enforcing rules, and ensuring fair
play throughout the match.
Referee
is a shot taken from behind the three-point line, which is worth three points if it
goes in.
A three-pointer