Class 11 Physical Education Chapter 5 Physiology And Exercise Quiz 50 (25 MCQs)

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1. What would skeletal muscles use for fuel during aerobic respiration?
2. Which component of the blood transports oxygen to tissues?
3. What does VO2max represent in terms of exercise and metabolism?
4. Which type of joint movement is demonstrated when the forearm is rotated from a palm-down to a palm-up position?
5. What happens to someones blood pressure during dynamic exercise
6. What type of movement involves bending a part of the body?
7. 30sec of maximal exercise would result in which muscular response?
8. What is the primary energy system used during high-intensity, short-term activities lasting 8 seconds or less?
9. Another name for Arms and Legs is .....
10. Free fatty acids can only be used to produce ATP via aerobic metabolic pathways.
11. What is resting metabolic rate?
12. Baroreceptors are located where
13. Which is the most appropriate resistance training order?
14. Exercise ..... blood flow to the kidneys, resulting in erythropoietin production
15. Which muscle contraction type involves the muscle lengthening while generating force?
16. What is hypertrophy?
17. The live-low train high altitude training regime is the least recommended method of altitude training as it does not stimulate the desired physiological adaptations and training intensity is reduced. The only potential benefit can be described as:
18. Which blood vessels carry blood away from the heart?
19. What is the primary physiological benefit of a warm-up?
20. Which of these describes diffusion?
21. Which energy system is primarily used during long-duration, low-intensity activities?
22. Which signaling kinase is a key energy sensor activated by increases in AMP/ATP ratio during exercise?
23. At higher strain rates, tendons and ligaments generally become:
24. What is the long-term effect of exercise on adrenaline and noradrenaline secretion?
25. Blood volume decreases during exercise as: