placeholder image to represent content

Finals Review

Quiz by Aaron Quintana

Our brand new solo games combine with your quiz, on the same screen

Correct quiz answers unlock more play!

New Quizalize solo game modes
17 questions
Show answers
  • Q1
    What are common symptoms to check for and catch early with the following cancers: breast, testicular and prostate.
    Breast cancer - a lump and/or pain in breast Testicular cancer - a lump or enlargement in testicle Prostate cancer - very frequent urination, blood in urine and semen
    Breast cancer - a lump and/or pain in breast Testicular cancer - very frequent urination, blood in urine and semen Prostate cancer - a lump or enlargement in testicle
    Breast cancer - do breast a lump and/or pain in breast Testicular cancer - a lump or enlargement in testicle Prostate cancer - very frequent urination, blood in urine and semen
    Breast cancer - a lump and/or pain in breast Testicular cancer - a lump or enlargement in testicle Prostate cancer - very frequent urination, blood in urine and semen
    30s
  • Q2
    Protein, Carbs, Fat - What are three essential nutrients and why are each of them important?
    Protein - builds and repairs muscles and tissues. Carbs - main source of energy Fat - helps you feel full and may reduce heart disease and inflammation
    Protein - builds and repairs muscles and tissues. Carbs - main source of energy. Vitamins/Minerals - helps heal wounds and boost immune system
    Protein - builds and repairs muscles and tissues. Carbs - main source of energy Fat - unsaturated fat helps you feel full and may reduce heart disease and inflammation
    Protein - builds and repairs muscles and tissues. Carbs - main source of energy. Vitamins/Minerals - helps heal wounds and boost immune system
    30s
  • Q3
    You are at a family party and you see your grandpa fall over and you are not sure if he is breathing. What should you do?
    Pat his shoulder and ask him, “Are you ok?” If there is no response, point to someone and say, “You, call 911!” Kneel to the side of him and start compressions quickly and deeply.
    Kneel to the side of him and start compressions quickly and deeply. Pat his shoulder and ask him, “Are you ok?” If there is no response, point to someone and say, “You, call 911!”
    Pat his shoulder and ask him, “Are you ok?” If there is no response, point to someone and say, “You, call 911!” Kneel by his head and start compressions quickly and deeply.
    Point to someone and say, “You, call 911!” Pat his shoulder and ask him, “Are you ok?” If there is no response, kneel to the side of him and start compressions quickly and deeply.
    30s
  • Q4
    Choking - You are over at a friend’s house eating and watching Netflix. Your friend starts choking. What should you do?
    Ask, “Are you choking?” If they nod yes and you hear them coughing,, tell them to “Keep choking!” If they stop making any noise, do the Heimlich maneuver placing your hands a little below their belly button and push in and up.
    Ask, “Are you choking?” If they nod yes and you hear them coughing,, tell them to “Keep choking!” If they stop making any noise, do the Heimlich maneuver placing your hands a little above their belly button and push in and up.
    Ask, “Are you choking?” If they nod yes and you hear them coughing, do the Heimlich maneuver placing your hands a little above their belly button and push in and up.
    Ask, “Are you choking?” If they nod yes and you hear them coughing,call 911 and do the Heimlich maneuver placing your hands a little above their belly button and push in and up.
    30s
  • Q5
    First Aid - 3Cs- You are walking to Circle K and see a car accident. What are the 3 things you should do?
    Call 911. Check the scene to see the status of the situation and the victims. As you wait for help to arrive, care for the victims prioritizing the most seriously injured.
    Check the scene to see the status of the situation and the victims. If there are any serious injuries, call 911. As you wait for help to arrive care for the victims prioritizing the most seriously injured.
    Check the scene to see the status of the situation and the victims. Care for the victims prioritizing the most seriously injured. Call 911.
    Call 911. As you wait for help to arrive, care for the victims prioritizing the most seriously injured. Check the scene to see the status of the entire situation.
    30s
  • Q6
    B.A.C- Why is BAC important and what is legal limit?
    BAC stands for Blood Alcohol Content and it is important because if it is above .08 you are legally intoxicated and should not drive.
    BAC stands for Blood Alcohol Concentration and it is important because if it is above .008 you are illegally intoxicated and should not drive.
    BAC stands for Blood Alcohol Content and it is important because if it above .008 you are legally intoxicated and should not drive.
    BAC stands for Blood Alcohol Concentration and it is important because if it is above .08 you are illegally intoxicated and should not drive.
    30s
  • Q7
    Amount of Calories Recommended- Bob wants to lose 5 lbs in 5 weeks. How many less calories should he consume?
    Bob should consume 500 less calories a day.
    Bob should consume 750 less calories a day.
    Bob should consume 500 less calories each week..
    Bob should consume 750 less calories each week
    30s
  • Q8
    HIIT Crystal has decided to try out the HIIT method during her workouts. What does HIIT stand for, what are the benefits, and what is an example?
    HIIT stands for Hydro Institutional Interval Therapy. A benefit of it is that it motivates you to drink more water in a day. You would need to drink at least a cup of water every hour.
    HIIT stands for High Intensity Interval Training. A benefit of HIIT is that it can help burn a lot of calories in a short amount of time. An example of this is doing burpees in 45 second intervals.
    HIIT stands for Health Initiative Intensive Training. A benefit is that it helps people consume more calories while eating less food. An example of this would be eating a balanced diet.
    HITT stands for Hygienic Interest Interval Training. A benefit of it is that it helps you keep track of your physical cleanliness. An example of this is wiping down equipment after every workout.
    30s
  • Q9
    Healthy Fats You are a nutritionist starting a food plan for your client. Which fats do you include in the plan?
    Polyunsaturated and :)Monounsaturated fats such as avocado, salmon, and seeds. These fats help you gain muscle.
    Polyunsaturated and Monounsaturated fats such as avocado, salmon, and seeds. These fats give you energy for the day.
    Saturated and trans fats such as baked goods, bacon a d dairy desserts. These fats help you gain muscle.
    Polyunsaturated and trans fats such as baked goods, bacon, and salmon. These fats give you energy for the day.
    30s
  • Q10
    Sports - repetition practice Jocelyn just started playing for a basketball team and wants to get better at layups. What do you think she should do?
    She should watch a video on how to improve her layups.
    She should keep practicing so she can get better at doing the layups.
    Try shooting from the free-throw line to get better
    Go watch a game and see how other people do it.
    30s
  • Q11
    Examples of Modified Exercises- Anna is starting to workout and she is having trouble doing traditional push-ups. So she decides to do ______. What is the purpose of doing the exercise like this? :)
    Inclined push-ups Anna wants to make doing this exercise way easy.
    Curl ups Anna finds the exercise extremely hard and doesn’t want to sweat.
    Better push-ups Anna is being lazy and doesn’t want to put the effort into exercising.
    Modified push-ups Anna struggles with regular push-ups due to her strength limitations so she wants to do modified push-ups. With the less weight on her hands she can get that full exercise experience.
    30s
  • Q12
    Flexion vs. Extension What 2 exercise should you do to represent flexion and extension?
    A bicep curl bringing your hand then lowering it.
    Going into pushup position by going towards the floor and going up away from the floor.
    Pushing away from the floor then going into pushup position towards the floor.
    In tricep extension lifting the weight above your head and lowering it down.
    30s
  • Q13
    Cardiorespiratory Endurance What parts of the body are in the cardiorespiratory system and what are 3 Exercises that increase cardiorespiratory endurance?
    The main parts of the cardiorespiratory system are the lungs, veins, arteries, and the heart. Three exercises that increase cardiorespiratory endurance are running, swimming, and biking.
    The main parts of the cardiorespiratory system are the lungs, veins, trachea, and the heart. Three exercises that increase cardiorespiratory endurance are running, bicep curls, and playing football.
    The main parts of the cardiorespiratory system are the lungs, veins, arteries, blood, and heart. Three exercises that increase cardiorespiratory endurance are jogging, pull ups, and crunches.
    The main parts of the cardiorespiratory system are the veins, lungs, blood, and heart. Three exercises that increase cardiorespiratory endurance are swimming, jogging, and situps.
    30s
  • Q14
    Jose wants to build strength, but Ozzie wants to tone his muscles. How many reps and weight should each of them lift?
    Jose-60 Ibs, 40 reps Ozzie-100 Ibs, 5 reps
    Jose- 100 Ibs, 40 reps Ozzie- 60 Ibs, 5 reps
    Jose-100 lbs, 5 reps Ozzie-60 Ibs, 40 reps
    Both jose and Ozzie lift the same weight and do the same reps
    30s
  • Q15
    Karen is going to start ballet classes. She doesn’t know what she can do to improve her flexibility and range of motion as a warm up. What type of stretching can help her?
    Relaxed stretching
    Ballistic stretching
    Active Stretching
    Dynamic stretching
    30s

Teachers give this quiz to your class