PSK4U - Final Exam Review

Youth aged 12-17 should get at least this amount of daily physical activity.

Which of the following blood vessels drains the head, neck, and arms?

Which of the following blood vessels carries deoxygenated blood from the heart to the lungs?

Tendons usually unite and attach to the:

A driving force behind Canada's evolution into a world-leading sport organization is:

The key to physical literacy lies in:

The frequency of both aerobic and anaerobic training for health-related fitness should be?

A major threat for sports broadcasting companies is:

The linear motion of humans is generally a result of the interaction of:

The acronym F.I.T.T.:

The ability to apply skills learned in one activity to another activity is known as:

Which of the following synovial joints is a ball and socket joint?

The benefits of community sport and physical activity programs include:

The Victorian gentleman athlete embraced the concept of:

Golgi tendon organs are sensory receptors at the end of muscle fibres that detect changes in:

Active individuals and athletes need to ensure:

A person's fitness and training goals could include:

Generally, a force acting through the centre of an object will cause the object to:

During physical exercise, our bodies' primary sources of energy are:

An example of Newton's third law would be:

Skeletal age:

Technical advances in television broadcasting have led to the growth of:

The structure found on the ends of long bones is the:

One of the main culprits contributing to lifestyle disease is:

Qualitative biomechanical analysis typically involves:

The most widely accepted model of the stages of cognitive development was developed by:

Which of the following best describes a synovial joint?

During a muscle contraction, which structures attach, rotate, detach, and reattach rapidly?

Breathing exercises, relaxation exercises, meditation, and imagery all help to control:

The process by which a person develops the ability to perform and refine a skill is called:

Techniques for improving an athlete's concentration include:

Thick bands of fibrous connective tissue that help reinforce the joint and joint capsule are:

Physical activity:

The type of muscle associated with voluntary movement is referred to as:

How stable or balanced an individual is while performing a task depends on:

Upon which energy system does a marathon runner rely heavily?

Insufficient physical activity is associated with:

To be usable as sources of energy, the nutrients in our food must be resynthesized into:

Which of the following muscles help to stabilize the knee joint on the anterior side?

An example of Isaac Newton's first law of motion (inertia) would be:

What is the trigger mechanism for the sliding filament process?

Children learn the give and take of social behaviour in general by interacting frequently with:

The nutrients and blood in bones are found in the:

The emergence of the modern sports fan began as a result of:

Substances and techniques used by athletes to improve performance and recovery are known as:

Motion that takes place in the same direction, distance, and in the same amount of time is:

Three types of muscle contractions are:

Advocates of tighter regulation of sport sponsorship by the alcohol industry liken alcohol to:

The standard starting point for human anatomical description and analysis is:

Which of the following bone(s) make up the shoulder joint?

The backlash against soft drink manufacturers has not been as strong as it has been against:

Sport Canada is located within:

Angular velocity is:

Children do best when they engage in activities that suit their:

Professional sport competition arose when:

A major sport and fitness trend today is:

The smallest vessels in the cardiovascular system that are responsible for gas exchange are:

Which stage of human growth witnesses the most rapid physical development?

Successful coaches continually seek to:

Skeletal muscle attaches to bone by means of:

An athlete's diet should be:

This structure in the heart is sometimes referred to as the heart's "pacemaker."

Professional sports teams contribute to their local economy by:

A mechanical device where the force is applied between the fulcrum and the load is a:

The bicuspid (mitral) valve is located between:

A sports player who suffers a concussion should:

Which of the following statements are true?

Physical education classes were instituted in 1420 by:

Sports fans today use social media to:

Plantar flexion is an example of a:

Cellular respiration involves which of the following energy sub-pathways?

Some experts claim that helmets worn by sports players cannot completely eliminate:

Many sports events are broadcast as:

The use of joints in order from, largest to smallest, results in the production of maximum:

Amateur athletes receive compensation for their efforts through:

The largest source of profits for big business sports teams is:

The respiratory zone is comprised of the:

The role of sports psychologists include:

Which of the following muscles dorsiflexes the ankle?

Significant changes in physical appearance and body function occur during:

The three basic categories of fundamental movement skills are:

If a serious injury prevents movements of a person's arms and legs, the injury s known as:

Bones attach to other bones across joints by means of:

The basic physical activity target for adults in Canada, per week, is:

Examples of gender biased inequity in sport include:

The LTAD model takes into account a child's:

Which of the following sport activities primarily use the ATP-PC system?

Which biomechanical principle would be used to lift a bag of groceries off the floor?

A safe and effective training program features both:

Which of the following are macronutrients?