P.E Long Quiz #2 (12-09-21) Q2
Quiz by Reshelle C. Esteban
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- Q1
Games are considered important physical activities in Physical Education.
boolean://TRUE
30s - Q2
These are played by hitting an object with any part of the body or with another object to send it toward an intended target.
Target games
Invasion games
Net and Wall games
Striking and Fielding games
30s - Q3
Target games are considered the simplest types of games.
boolean://TRUE
30s - Q4
This principle is just like what it says, you need to give your body time to rest and recover from exercise.
The Principle of Rest and Recovery
The F.I.T.T. Principle
The Overload Principle
The Principle of Specificity
30s - Q5
The goal of these games is to "invade" the opponents' side of the court, usually by shooting a ball through the opponents' hoops or through a touchdown.
Invasion games
Target Games
Striking and Fielding games
Net and Wall games
30s - Q6
Walking to school or doing chores are examples of exercise.
boolean://TRUE
30s - Q7
These are rules followed to create a structure.
scrambled://PRINCIPLES
30s - Q8
This is any physical activity that makes your body experience an increased level of action.
scrambled://EXERCISE
30s - Q9
According to WHO, children and youth aged 7 to 15 should do at least 60 minutes of moderate- to high-intensity exercises daily.
boolean://FALSE
30s - Q10
The acronym WHO stands for...____________________
freetext://WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
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