Flexibility and Balance: Improve Your Range of Motion and Stability

Question 1

Which of these is NOT a flexibility exercise?

Accepted Answer

Weight lifting

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Dynamic stretching

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Static stretching

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Yoga

Question 2

Which of the following is not a type of balance related to physical fitness?

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Psychogenic balance

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Static balance

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Dynamic balance

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Proprioceptive balance

Question 3

Which type of flexibility involves slow, controlled movements and holding stretches for 10-30 seconds?

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Static flexibility

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Dynamic flexibility

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Active flexibility

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Passive flexibility

Question 4

Which type of flexibility allows you to move a joint through its full range of motion without assistance?

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Active flexibility

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Static flexibility

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Dynamic flexibility

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Ballistic flexibility

Question 5

Which type of exercise is commonly used to enhance flexibility?

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Dynamic stretching

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Isometric exercises

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Eccentric exercises

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Plyometric exercises

Question 6

What is the definition of flexibility?

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Range of motion around a joint

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Ability to withstand force

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Capacity for muscular contractions

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Ability to maintain balance

Question 7

Which exercise is most effective for improving both flexibility and balance?

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Yoga

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Running

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Weightlifting

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Swimming

Question 8

What is one of the main advantages of improving flexibility for physical activity?

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Increased range of motion

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Reduced muscle tightness

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Improved cardiovascular health

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Increased bone density

Question 9

Which of these is NOT a typical benefit of good flexibility?

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More defined muscles

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Greater range of motion

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Better posture

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Lower risk of injury

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a commonly cited benefit of improving flexibility?

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Increased muscle strength

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Increased range of motion

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Improved balance

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Reduced risk of muscle strains

Question 11

Which of the following is **not** a common benefit of improved flexibility?

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Faster running speed

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Increased range of motion

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Improved balance

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Reduced risk of muscle strains

Question 12

Which exercise technique is most effective for improving balance?

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Dynamic exercises (quick and agile movements)

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Static stretching exercises (holding a stretched position for a long time)

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Weightlifting and resistance training exercises

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Limiting physical activity to avoid strain

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT a direct benefit of flexibility?

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Enhanced energy levels

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Reduced risk of injury

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Improved posture

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Decreased muscle soreness

Question 14

Which of the following exercises is **not** primarily designed to improve flexibility?

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Weightlifting

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Dynamic stretching

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Static stretching

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Yoga

Question 15

Which type of balance involves maintaining equilibrium while the body is moving?

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Dynamic balance

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Static balance

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Asymmetric balance

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Bilateral balance

Question 16

Which of these is NOT a type of flexibility?

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Assisted

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Static

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Dynamic

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Active

Question 17

In physical activities, which type of balance is crucial for maintaining equilibrium when the body is moving or in an unstable position?

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Dynamic balance

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Static balance

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Postural balance

Question 18

Which of the following is NOT a type of flexibility?

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Coordination

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Dynamic flexibility

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Static flexibility

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Passive flexibility

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT a flexibility exercise?

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Weightlifting

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Stretching

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Yoga

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Pilates

Question 20

What activity is **not** considered a flexibility exercise?

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Walking

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Stretching your leg back while standing

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Doing a split

Question 21

Which of these exercises involves moving your body in a controlled manner to improve flexibility?

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Controlled arm circles

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Holding a static stretch for 30 seconds

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Sitting in a cross-legged position on the floor

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Using a foam roller to massage muscles

Question 22

Which of the following is NOT a type of flexibility exercise?

Accepted Answer

Weightlifting

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Static stretching

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Dynamic stretching

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Plyometric stretching

Question 23

Which of the following is NOT a balance exercise?

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(B) Sit-and-reach test

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(A) Single-leg stand

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(C) Tandem walk

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(D) Tree pose

Question 24

Which exercise involves maintaining a steady position without moving?

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Standing on one leg

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Walking on a balance beam

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Hopping on one foot

Question 25

To enhance balance, which technique is most effective?

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Incorporate dynamic balance exercises, like balancing a ball while standing on one leg

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Avoid activities that challenge balance, like walking on uneven surfaces

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Focus only on static balance exercises, like holding the Tree pose for a long time

Question 26

What factor is most crucial in developing the flexibility that ballet dancers need for their elegant and complex movements?

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Daily stretching and mobility exercises

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Regular aerobic exercise

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Strength training exercises

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Maintaining a low body fat percentage

Question 27

Which of the following exercises involves active movement to enhance flexibility?

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Dynamic leg swings

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Holding a static stretch for 10 seconds

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Foam rolling

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Partner stretching

Question 28

Which exercise is a dynamic flexibility exercise?

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Performing arm circles with increasing speed

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Holding a static stretch for 30 seconds

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Sitting in a straddle stretch

Question 29

Which of the following is NOT a direct benefit of improved flexibility?

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Increased weight loss

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Reduced risk of injury

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Less muscle soreness

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Improved posture

Question 30

What is the primary factor that contributes to gymnasts' exceptional flexibility, enabling them to perform intricate gymnastic maneuvers?

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Consistent and prolonged stretching

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Age and gender

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Increased body temperature

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Muscle mass

Question 31

How do flexibility and balance contribute to preventing and recovering from injuries?

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They can help prevent falls and other injuries.

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They are only important for athletes and dancers.

Question 32

Which of the following is NOT a static stretch?

Accepted Answer

Arm circles

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Hamstring stretch

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Quadriceps stretch

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Calf stretch

Question 33

Which of the following exercises is a good way to improve balance in the frontal plane?

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Balance board exercises

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Single-leg squats

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Core exercises

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Plank hold

Question 34

Why are warm-up and cool-down exercises important for flexibility and balance?

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Warm-up increases blood flow, preparing muscles for stretching and reducing the risk of strains.

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Cool-down gradually lowers body temperature and heart rate, preventing muscle soreness and stiffness.

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Stretching during a warm-up mainly improves flexibility and range of motion.

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Performing a cool-down after stretching is not necessary for injury prevention.

Question 35

Which primary benefit of flexibility exercises is enhanced mobility and range of motion?

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Enhanced mobility and range of motion

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Increased muscle mass

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Improved cardiovascular health

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Reduced body fat

Question 36

Which stretching technique is called static stretching?

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Static stretching

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Dynamic stretching

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PNF stretching

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Active stretching

Question 37

What is the purpose of warming up before flexibility exercises?

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To increase blood flow and prepare muscles for stretching

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To reduce the risk of muscle soreness

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To improve balance and coordination

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To burn extra calories

Question 38

Which muscle group is the target of hamstring stretches?

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Hamstrings

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Quadriceps

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Calves

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Glutes

Question 39

What is the term for the ability to move joints without pain or restriction?

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Flexibility

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Balance

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Coordination

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Agility

Question 40

How often should static stretching be performed to improve flexibility?

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3-5 times per week

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Daily

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Weekly

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Monthly

Question 41

Which of the following is a safe and effective way to improve flexibility?

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Holding stretches for 10-30 seconds

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Bouncing and jerking movements

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Stretching to the point of extreme pain

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Using momentum to force your body into stretches

Question 42

What is the ability to maintain your equilibrium called?

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Balance

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Agility

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Coordination

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Proprioception

Question 43

Which type of stretching involves holding a position for an extended duration to gradually lengthen the muscles?

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Static stretching, which involves holding muscles in a stretched position

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Dynamic stretching, which involves moving muscles while stretching

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Ballistic stretching, which uses momentum to stretch muscles

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Active stretching, which involves using external force to stretch muscles

Question 44

What is the recommended duration for holding a static stretch?

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30-60 seconds is ideal for maximizing flexibility gains

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10-15 seconds is enough to feel a slight stretch

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15-30 seconds allows for deeper stretching and muscle relaxation

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Stretching for as long as possible is beneficial

Question 45

Which muscle group is primarily targeted by the hamstring stretch?

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Hamstrings, situated at the back of the thigh

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Quads, located on the front of the thigh

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Calves, found at the back of the lower leg

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Glutes, which are the muscles of the buttocks

Question 46

Which of the following is a psychological benefit of participating in flexibility and balance exercises?

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Better sleep

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Less stress and anxiety

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Improved mood

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Better thinking skills

Question 47

How can flexibility and balance exercises be modified to meet the specific needs of individuals with physical disabilities?

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Use assistive devices, reduce range of motion, and provide support.

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Increase exercise frequency and duration without considering individual limitations.

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Focus only on static stretching and neglect dynamic exercises.

Question 48

Which stretching method involves sustaining a stretch for an extended period?

Accepted Answer

Static stretching

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Dynamic stretching

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Ballistic stretching

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PNF stretching

Question 49

Which of the following is a common condition associated with dizziness and vertigo?

Accepted Answer

Ménière's disease

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Parkinson's disease

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Osteoporosis

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Scoliosis

Question 50

Which exercise effectively enhances flexibility in the hamstrings?

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Leg swings

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Calf raises

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Shoulder rolls

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Push-ups

Question 51

How does regular stretching help prevent injuries?

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By improving the elasticity of muscles and tendons

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By strengthening the bones

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By warming up the body before exercise

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By reducing muscle tension

Question 52

Which balance exercise involves holding a steady position without moving?

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Static balance

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Passive balance

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Ballistic balance

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Reactive balance

Question 53

Define flexibility.

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Range of motion around a joint, allowing for unrestricted movement

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Ability to change direction and body position quickly

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Harmonious functioning of body parts during movement

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Ability to sustain physical activity over time

Question 54

Identify the activity that does NOT enhance flexibility.

Accepted Answer

Engaging in strength-building workouts

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Performing static stretches

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Participating in dynamic stretching exercises

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Holding positions for an extended time

Question 55

Which type of flexibility exercise focuses on maintaining a stretched position for an extended duration?

Accepted Answer

Static stretching

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Dynamic stretching

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Active stretching

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Ballistic stretching

Question 56

Determine the recommended frequency and duration for static stretching exercises.

Accepted Answer

2-3 times per week, holding each stretch for 10-15 seconds

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Daily, holding each stretch for 30 seconds

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Once a week, holding each stretch for 60 seconds

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As frequently as possible, holding each stretch for as long as possible

Question 57

Which type of balance exercise involves standing on a single leg?

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Unilateral balance

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Static balance

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Dynamic balance

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Sensory balance

Question 58

What type of stretching involves holding a stretch for an extended period, typically for 30 seconds or more?

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Static stretching

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Dynamic stretching

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Ballistic stretching

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Active stretching

Question 59

What is the primary focus of this unit on Flexibility and Balance?

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The benefits and strategies for improving flexibility and balance

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The importance of cardio exercises

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The principles of nutrition

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The anatomy of the muscular system

Question 60

Which type of flexibility refers to the ability to move a joint through its full range of motion using only your own muscles?

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Active flexibility

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Passive flexibility

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Dynamic flexibility

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Static flexibility

Question 61

What is the function of the proprioceptive system in balance?

Accepted Answer

Detects and responds to changes in body position

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Controls muscle contractions

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Maintains equilibrium

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Coordinates movements

Question 62

Which of the following exercises is **not** effective for improving balance?

Accepted Answer

Plank hold

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Single-leg stance

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Heel-toe walk

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Tai chi

Question 63

What type of stretching involves gradually increasing the range of motion?

Accepted Answer

Dynamic stretching

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Ballistic stretching

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Static stretching

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PNF stretching

Question 64

Which muscle group is the primary target of the hamstring stretch?

Accepted Answer

Hamstrings

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Calves

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Quadriceps

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Glutes