Class 7 Physical Education Chapter 3 Sports And Nutrition Quiz 11 (25 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following is an example of an "isometric" exercise?
2. If there are electrolytes in sports drinks and soft drinks, why should you drink one over the other?
3. Our hand can be a useful tool for measuring portion size. 1 palm (no fingers included) =
4. What physiological processes do proteins facilitate?
5. How many calories do basketball players need daily?
6. A person can get scurvy if they do not have enough vitamin E in their diet.
7. How many states will be covered under the Strengthening Teaching-Learning and Results for States (STARS) project?
8. Below are conditions of the skin that you look for before applying sports taping EXCEPT
9. What is a sign of decreased mental acuity due to poor nutrition?
10. Dietary sources of complete proteins include soy and animal foods. This choice is NOT a source example:
11. Which food below doesn't contain a food label?
12. This is usually an outdoor sport. A game for two people who use rackets, a small soft ball and a low net.
13. Where are your abdominal muscles?
14. Water is made up of hydrogen and oxygen elements in the ratio:
15. Which is the main job of protein to support the body for activities?
16. What ratio of carbs to protein should athletes consume 30 minutes after exercise to help restore glycogen loss? Meaning to help build muscle and provide quick recovery.
17. What is meant by a balanced diet?
18. What is the leading cause of death in America?
19. What is obesity?
20. The body uses this to carry nutrients and waste. It also helps joints move smoothly.
21. A method of exercise designed to prepare an individual to become physically able to do the activities they wish to do in daily life, without causing undue physical stress
22. Natural peanut butter is as delicious as it is healthy. Which food group does it belong to?
23. This is not an Indian game
24. Egg, meat, fish are rich source of-
25. When food enters the large intestine, digestive enzymes are released.