Class 11 Physical Education Chapter 4 Posture And Body Composition Quiz 4 (25 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following is a risk factor associated with ergonomics?
2. When your left hand touches the beige part of the neck of your instrument ..... it is called having this
3. The a, s, d, f homerow keys are struck by
4. What make our skeleton system?
5. Imagine you're an actor like Henry or Priya. How can understanding an acting objective improve your performance?
6. In "Downward-Facing Dog" (Adho Mukha Svanasana), what is a common mistake to avoid for proper alignment?
7. Quick down and in motion of the .....
8. Sophia and Avery are in drama class. Sophia can use open posture to make her character more (a) .
9. When typing, you should keep your eyes on the copy that you are keying from in order to:(Hint:Choose the BEST answer)
10. The air you need to sing and speak with comes from your .....
11. The heart and lungs can perform better when your body parts are properly aligned when standing, sitting, walking, or running.
12. What is the correct posture for keyboarding?
13. Examine the keyboard carefully to form a ..... picture of the layout
14. Sue likes to sit at her computer with her legs crossed at the ankles, her body centered in front of the computer, her fingers curved and upright, and her elbows hanging naturally at her side. Which keyboarding technique should be corrected?
15. What part of the bow will get greasy, oily, black, and destroyed if you touch it with your skin?
16. When a person is typing, the hands and arms should
17. Prendre un appui sur l'environnement facilite le transfert d'une personne.
18. Which of the following is NOT a component of proper keyboarding technique?
19. The c and e key are struck by the
20. Correct keystroking technique is to use
21. Feet ..... on the floor.
22. The j, k, l, ; homerow keys are struck by the
23. Your feet should be
24. Place your fingers on the ..... of each key with the fingers slightly curved.
25. Posture is the foundation for every movement your body makes.