
HOPE3 MODULE 1 LESSON 2 ASSESSMENT
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- Q1
This term refers to the ability of the body to make speed and force for more powerful movement in dancing.
scrambled://MUSCULAR ENDURANCE
60s - Q2
It is an activity that provides the involvement of various senses and connects movement to music with self-expression and applies different aspects of personality.
scrambled://DANCE
30s - Q3
This subject plays an important role in attaining fitness.
scrambled://PHYSICAL EDUCATION
60s - Q4
It is a person's state of being it is typically viewed as the presence or absence of disease.
scrambled://HEALTH
30s - Q5
It is one's ability to execute daily activities with optimal performance, endurance, and strength with the management of disease, fatigue, and stress and reduced sedentary behavior.
scrambled://FITNESS
30s - Q6
It is the range of motion in a joint or group of joints or the ability to move joints effectively through a complete range of motion. It is very important before engaging in powerful movement in dancing so that body can accomplish different positions.
scrambled://FLEXIBILITY
30s - Q7
It is the most important part of the body to receive a full stretching routine before engaging in physical activity especially in dancing.
scrambled://HIP JOINT
45s - Q8
This HRF component must be developed o enhance your stamina to improve your performance. It also increases oxygen supply to the muscles, boost the immune system and reduces the risk of injury.
scrambled://CARDIOVASCULAR ENDURANCE
60s - Q9
It is the most important fluid to be taken by our body to keep us hydrated.
scrambled://WATER
30s