Medical Quiz

Speed, Flexibility part of Components of Physical Fitness Quiz

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The ability to to move from one point to another in the shortest period of time

A. Agility

B. Speed

C. Endurance

D. Power


What skill component is described by moving as quickly as you can?

A. speed

B. power

C. coordination

D. reaction time


Which of the following is an EVERYDAY activity?

A. playing tennis

B. walking

C. bowling

D. resting


Skill component that describes the ability to quickly change control and direction

A. agility

B. balance

C. coordination

D. speed


The ability to perform a movement or cover a distance in a short period of time.

A. Power

B. Speed

C. Agility

D. Reaction Time


A good activity to help us with flexibility is,

A. Weight lifting

B. Plyometric exercises

C. Yoga

D. FIFA 21


It is the ability to move a body part through a full range of motion (ROM) at a joint.

A. Agility

B. Flexibility

C. Body Composition

D. Reaction Time


The ability of joints to move beyond the normal range

A. Speed

B. Balance

C. Flexibility

D. Body Mass


is the ability to move quickly across the ground or move limbs rapidly to grab or throw.

A. Reaction Time

B. Speed


Skill component that describes the ability to stabilize or control the body while standing or moving.

A. agility

B. coordination

C. balance

D. reaction time


The amount of time it takes to move once you realize the need to act.

A. Coordination

B. Agility

C. Flexibility

D. Reaction Time


It helps prevent injuries through all stages of life and is the range of motion around a joint (USDHHS, 1996 as adapted from Wilmore & Costill, 1994).

A. Agility

B. Balance

C. Muscular Endurance

D. Flexibility


The sit and reach is an example of what component of fitness?

A. Endurance

B. Flexibility

C. Strength

D. Body Composition


Being Flexible helps reduce the possibility of ______.

A. Being Fat

B. Injury

C. Sickness

D. Cardiovascular Diseases


Skill component that describes how quickly your body can respond to what your brain senses.

A. reaction time

B. coordination

C. speed

D. power


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