HEPE Physical Education - Unit 1 Intro to Physical Education
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Introduction to Physical Education


1) Being ______is the key to a better physical you, now and in the future.
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2) The minimum requirement for this course is to participate in physical activity, chosen by each student, for _______minutes for every three days in every unit. 
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3) Identify three requirements to complete your Unit Activity Log.






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4) You will be required to demonstrate your knowledge of the _________ Physical Education Standards by creating a presentation in five of the units.
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5) Type the four student requirements for this course.

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Section A:  Getting Started


6) You should never exercise with a friend. 
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7) When you begin a physical fitness program, set goals that are reasonable and realistic.
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8) SMART target goal setting is commonly used to improve an individual's performance. Which one of the following does the M start in SMART principle stand for?
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9) Which one of the following does SMART represent?
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10) Which one of the following is the best example of goal setting to maximize performance? 
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11) Which of the following is a performance-based target? 
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12) Which of the following goals is time-bound? Choose four answers.








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13) What might be an indication that you watch too much TV?
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14) Which of these goals is the least specific?
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15) You want to write a book about basketball. What would be a good first step?
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Section B: Phases of Exercise

 


16) The central part of an exercise session should be tailored to the needs of the individual. Which of the following should not be seen as part of the main sessions?
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17) Which of the following should be included in a cool down?
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18) Which of the following is an example of an appropriate warm-up?
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19) Which one of the following is a good reason for performing a cooldown?
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20) Cooldown is not one of the phases of the exercise. 
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Section C: Unit Activity Log


21) You are required to log at least _____days for each unit.

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22) Each unit activity needs to be signed by your ________and attached to the last question in each unit.

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23) You can find the "Unit Activity Log" to the _____of your screen in the Unit Resources icon.

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24) Which description below would indicate that it is a Warm-Up activity?
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25) Which description below would indicate that it is an Exercise activity?
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26) Which description below would indicate that it is a Cool Down activity?
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27) What is the name of the chart that you can choose from a list to complete your Exercise Activity?

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28) Medical Release Form

Please attach your completed Medical Release Form to this question. 

If you have medical conditions or problems that could affect your participation in this class then, please obtain a note from your doctor explaining your situation and stating if you have any restrictions on activities.  Attach to this question.

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If you are NOT required to complete Offline Activities for this course, please check the box below.


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29) Unit Activity Log

1.) Please click on the “Add a Log Entry” and enter the three days of your activities.

2.) Attach your Unit Activity Log to this question.  Be sure it has your name, parent/guardian signature, and date.

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