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What is the primary function of the heart?

To transport and pump blood around the body.

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What does the circulatory system transport?

Nutrients and gases to different parts of the body and waste material to organs for removal.

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How is heart rate measured?

By counting the number of contractions (pumps) per minute, measured in BPM.

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What is the formula to calculate Maximum Heart Rate?

220 minus your age.

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Describe Heart Rate Zone 1.

50-60% of heart rate max, very light; involves low intensity activities like walking.

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What is Heart Rate Reserve?

The difference between your maximum heart rate and your resting heart rate.

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Why do people track their heart rate?

To assess fitness levels, tailor training, spot health issues, and monitor improvements.

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Name the three categories of Fundamental Movement Skills.

Locomotor, non-locomotor, and manipulative.

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What is a key characteristic of Striking and Fielding games?

Players on the batting team must strike a ball to evade fielders and score runs.

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What is an Ace in volleyball?

A serve that directly leads to a point, typically when the ball hits the floor untouched.

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Define Physical Literacy.

The motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge, and understanding to engage in physical activities.

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What are the four categories of games contributing to physical literacy?

Target, Net/Wall, Striking & Fielding, Territory/Invasion Games.

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What is the main goal in Target Games?

To have an object land closest to, or in, a designated target.

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What is the primary objective in Territory/Invasion games?

To score by moving an object into the opponent's territory and shooting or getting across a line.

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What does maintaining possession in a game involve?

Passing, receiving, and supporting the ball carrier.

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How do players prevent scoring in invasion games?

By defending space, marking a player, and goalkeeping.

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How does exercise impact heart health?

Regular exercise strengthens the heart muscle, improves circulation, and enhances overall cardiovascular health.

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What is the significance of resting heart rate?

Resting heart rate indicates overall heart health and fitness level; a lower rate typically suggests better cardiovascular fitness.

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What activities fall under locomotor skills?

Walking, running, jumping, hopping, and skipping.

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What do non-locomotor skills include?

Activities performed without moving from a fixed position, like balancing, bending, and twisting.

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Identify examples of manipulative skills.

Throwing, catching, kicking, and striking objects.

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What role does strategy play in Territory/Invasion games?

Strategy involves planning moves to effectively score while preventing opponents from scoring.

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In which game format is an Ace significant?

In volleyball, an Ace is significant as it directly impacts the score.

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What is meant by 'fluid balance' in physical activity?

Maintaining an adequate level of hydration to support physical activity and health.

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Describe the importance of warm-up and cool-down in exercise.

Warming up prepares the body for activity, reducing injury risk, while cooling down helps recovery and lowers heart rate gradually.

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What does physical competence refer to in physical literacy?

The ability to perform physical activities effectively and efficiently.

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What is the main focus of Net/Wall games?

To hit an object so that it lands in the opponent's area without being returned.

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Name a common game in the Striking & Fielding category.

Baseball or cricket.

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What is a home run in baseball?

A hit that allows the batter to round all bases and score a run unimpeded.

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What is a touchdown in football?

A score worth six points achieved by carrying the ball into the opposing end zone.

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What is an interception in football?

When a defensive player catches a pass meant for an offensive player, resulting in a change of possession.

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How can heart rate data influence training methods?

Heart rate data can help tailor workout intensity and duration to optimize fitness gains.

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What is the impact of a high resting heart rate?

A high resting heart rate can indicate stress, poor fitness, or potential health issues.

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What types of movements improve balance?

Static movements like standing on one leg and dynamic movements that require coordination.

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How does teamwork contribute to success in sports?

Teamwork fosters collaboration, communication, and strategy, enhancing overall performance.

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What is a common goal in physical education?

To develop skills, knowledge, and attitudes towards a healthy and active lifestyle.

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Why is it important to track physical activity levels?

Tracking helps assess progress, set goals, and maintain motivation.

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How do changes in heart rate indicate fitness levels?

Fitter individuals show greater efficiency with lower heart rates during similar activities.

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How does an effective training program incorporate rest?

Rest prevents overtraining, facilitates recovery, and enhances performance.

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What is an example of a territory game?

Soccer or basketball.

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What skills are developed in manipulation-focused activities?

Coordination, control, and timing.

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Why is hydration important during physical activities?

Hydration prevents fatigue, supports performance, and aids recovery.

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What are some methods for measuring physical activity intensity?

Heart rate monitoring, perceived exertion scales, and pace.

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What is a common indicator of good cardiovascular health?

A low resting heart rate and a quick recovery time after exercise.

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How can games promote social skills?

They encourage communication, cooperation, and respect among players.

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What is the significance of skill blending in sports?

Integrating different Fundamental Movement Skills enhances overall athletic performance.

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What role do rules play in games?

Rules establish structure, fairness, and safety for all participants.

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How does participation in sports affect mental health?

Involvement in sports can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression while improving mood.

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What importance do physical activities have on lifelong habits?

Physical activities promote ongoing health and fitness habits essential for longevity.

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What are the benefits of engaging in a variety of physical activities?

Variety reduces the risk of injury, enhances skill development, and maintains interest.

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What is the role of feedback in skill development?

Feedback helps individuals correct mistakes and improve their technique.

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What does it mean to 'play fair' in sports?

Playing fair emphasizes honesty, integrity, and respect for opponents and rules.

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How can technology aid in tracking fitness progress?

Wearable devices and apps can monitor heart rate, steps, and overall activity levels.

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What ways can one enhance fitness levels?

Through consistent exercise, balanced nutrition, and adequate rest.

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What does blood carry?

Oxygen from the lungs to the rest of your body.

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What else does blood transport?

Waste and other minerals through pumping.

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What is the circulatory system?

A system that transports nutrients and gases to different parts of the body for use by cells.

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What role does the circulatory system play in waste removal?

It takes waste material from cells to kidneys, lungs, and skin where it is removed.

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What are the main parts of the circulatory system?

Heart, blood vessels, and blood.

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How does blood function in the body?

Blood carries materials while the heart pumps and pushes blood.

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What are blood vessels?

Pipes where blood flows, made out of smooth muscle and elastic tissue.

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What is heart rate?

The speed of your heartbeat.

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How do you find your heart rate?

Place your index and middle finger on your wrist below your thumb, feel for a pulse, and count for 10 seconds; multiply that number by 6.

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What is Heart Rate Zone 5?

90-100% of heart rate max, maximum intensity; includes sprints and intense training sessions.