Final Exam Review 2015

Lessens reaction time.

Standard unit of force

A complete protein example is...

Involves intense isometric contractions followed by static stretching.

Levers are classified by the location of the...

Crawling, walking and standing are examples of which phase of development?

Cognition Development refers to...

The paralympics offers modified sports for all of the traditional Olympic sports.

A joule is the amount of  heat needed to raise the temp. of 1 gram of water 1 degree.

An example of a macronutrient is...

This principle refers to pushing your training to a higher level.

Higher altitude training helps athletes with this.

No change in velocity.

The rate at which we burn energy.

The female triad includes all but...

Snow shovelling is an example of which type of lever?

Which of the following is not included in morphology?

A side effect can be skeletal abnormalities.

Which is a form of heat exchange?

Low bone mineral density is can be caused by not enough...

Minimizing of surface area on an object or person is known as...

Point of percussion can be found on what piece of sporting equipment?

Weight in kg : height m²  is....

Borg's scale of perceived exertion ranges from....

A balance scale used in science classes is an example of which type of lever system?

Which is commonly known as a "fat burner"?

Which of the following is not part of the FITT Principle?

Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time are all parts of what training?

Hardening of the arteries is called...

A marathon runner gains most of his or her energy from this system.

Lifting a load in a wheel barrow is an example of which type of lever?

Increases alertness.

An object will remain at rest or in motion unless acted on by an external force.

Human factors engineering is the study of...

How much impact from a cycling injury can be absorbed by wearing a helmet?

Atrophy and detraining occur through this principle.

If you want to become a better athlete in a specific sport, this principle applies.

A skater can change her moment of inertia by drawing her arms in tight to her body in a spin.

Interval training allows for this type of fitness gain?

The ability of a child to stack blocks is dependent on his or her...

Cereals and breads are _____________ carbohydrates.

Athletes, coaches & sport psychologists train to minimize _________ in the athlete.

Sprinting 100 m relies on this system for energy.

Annaleise Carr swam across Lake Ontario at 14 breaking which Canadian's previous record?

Who has had the greatest sporting impact on Canadians?

Arguably the most successful Canadian basketball team to date.

Human growth and development refers to...

The amount of motion developed by an object is known as...

Which is not a fat soluble vitamin?

A form of resistance training is...

High concentrations of LDL's...

___________ is famous for his work on the stages of development.

Which Canadian female athlete has competed in both summer and winter Olympics?

The biggest advancement in the sport of speed skating.

This must be achieved in order to see cardiorespiratory improvement.

The "stade" refers to which original Olympic competition?

How many Olympic athletes are tested in each event?

The Scott Tournament of Hearts is a championship for which sport?

This league didn't officially form in Canada until 1958.

Human growth hormone is produced in which gland?

Doing a bicep curl uses which type of lever system?

Loss of energy efficiency in running can be contributed to...

How many more hours do you need to feel prepared for this exam?

Terry Orlick developed the wheel of ____________.

The ideal performance state is known to athletes as the __________.

A team of _____________ were called the Crazy Canuks.