What is the definition of health?

The general condition of your body

What is a benefit of doing social activities during your leisure time?

You become more comfortable interacting with other people

What is NOT an example of how financial literacy is important for leisure?

You borrow books from the library instead of buying them.

Select the statement about Steve's "Need":

Steve doesn't see well so when he's reading he wears glasses

What could you do when you encounter a barrier or obstacle?

Problem-Solve to find the best solution possible.

Which answer is an example of an interest?

John enjoys being a wide-receiver

Why is it important to have a leisure goal?

So you can improve how you spend your free time.

How could other people's attitude affect your rec and leisure?

Someone could stereotype you because of a disability

Which leisure goal is measurable?

I will read three books by May 1st

What has been your favorite lesson so far? (No wrong answers.)

Benefits of Rec and Leisure, Leisure SPINS, Leisure Values, Barriers and Obstacles to Leisure

What is a physical impairment?

a part of a person’s body is not working correctly.

activities you do during your free time

Which is an example of a social skill?

Being able to politely start and stop conversations

Activities you do in your free time

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Rec and Leisure Midterm Review

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1
Kate likes to pick up trash on the beach. What does she value?
The environment
traveling
Being with friends
2
What is the definition of health?
The freedom to choose how you spend your free time.
Meeting new people
The general condition of your body
personal growth
3
Yes or No: Leisure is a great way to meet new people
Yes, this is a true statement
No, this is not a true statement.
4
What is a benefit of doing social activities during your leisure time?
You become more comfortable interacting with other people
Improves your ability to draw
Improves how you handle stress
You can lift more weight at the gym
5
What is NOT an example of how financial literacy is important for leisure?
You think you do not need money for an activity when you do
You don’t know how to pay for a recreation activity
You don’t know the worth of something (you might over spend)
You borrow books from the library instead of buying them.
6
Select the statement about Steve's "Need":
Steve is a great reader. He reads lots of books.
Steve doesn't see well so when he's reading he wears glasses
Steve would rather read smaller books than larger books.
Steve's favorite books to read are YA novels
7
What could you do when you encounter a barrier or obstacle?
I never face barriers or obstacles
Problem-Solve to find the best solution possible.
Give up
8
Which answer is an example of an interest?
John prefers to be a wide-receiver instead of a running back
John needs to wear his helmet when he plays football.
John enjoys being a wide-receiver
John is a great runningback.
9
What is NOT an example of how leisure can improve your physical fitness?
Greater flexibility of your muscles
Greater strength
Get introduced to new ideas.
Greater coordination
10
What is something that will not change, making us take a different path?
Obstacle
Barrier
Preference
11
If you value being outdoors, what activity might you do?
Go for a walk in the park
Listen to music
Go to a movie
Lift weights
12
Why is it important to have a leisure goal?
So you can improve how you spend your free time.
So you can watch Netflix can never do anything else.
I don't need a leisure goal
13
How could other people's attitude affect your rec and leisure?
Discrimination does not exist
Other people's attitude does not affect your leisure
Someone could stereotype you because of a disability
14
Which leisure goal is measurable?
I will read a lot of books by May 1st
I will read three books by May 1st
I will read part of a book by May 1st.
I will think about reading by May 1st
15
True or False: We need leisure time to pursue our interests
False
True
16
What has been your favorite lesson so far? (No wrong answers.)
Benefits of Rec and Leisure
Leisure SPINS
Leisure Values
Barriers and Obstacles to Leisure
17
What is a physical impairment?
a part of a person’s body is not working correctly.
A person cannot do any outdoor activity
A person has difficulty taking turns in a conversation
18
Recreation is...
activities you do in your daily routine
activities you do at work
activities you do during your free time
19
If you try a new activity and you don't enjoy, what should you do?
I never try new activities
Try something new
Do the activity again
20
Which is an example of a social skill?
Getting $100 from an ATM
Being able to politely start and stop conversations
Not responding when someone asked you a question
21
Bob would rather watch a movie then go ice skating. What is this an example of?
Need
Preference
Strength
Intrest
22
True/False: It is O.K. to choose a recreational activity instead of your responsibilities
False
True
23
Leisure means
Free time when you're not working studying, sleeping, eating
All of the above
Free time when you are not doing your daily routines
The free time in which you can choose what to do
24
Recreation is
Activities you do in your free time
Activities you do in your daily routine
Activities you do at work
25
A value is...
Something important to you
Something close to you
All of the above
The worth or usefulness of something

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