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Practice Exam
1. What is the primary purpose of a warm up?
To prevent stress or strain on the body
To protect against injury
To help increase your work out time
Both A and B
2. Which of the following statements is true regarding how the class should be structured?
Warm up, core group of activities, cool down
Easy exercises, harder exercises, end of class
Warm up, cool down, stretches
Stretches, core group of activities, end of class
3. You should always look around the area before class to eliminate any potential safety hazards.
True
False
4. Which training principle describes the practice of systematically adding difficulty to exercise to progress students?
Training progression
Training specificity
Training overload
Diminishing returns
5. How can you help people follow along in class?
Use verbal cues
Use hand cues
Provide clear instructions
All of the above
6. Which of these are considerations in planning a session?
The number of participants
The experience of the participants
Modifications you can make for each level
All of the above
7. It is important to get any appropriate licenses to operate if needed.
True
False
8. Which of these are important principles in helping you as a teacher?
Keep an eye on all participants
Focus on your own moves and the students will figure it out
Plan each session ahead of time
A and C only
9. How long should you cool down at the end of a fitness class?
No cool down is needed
30 minutes or more
10 to 15 minutes
5 minutes
10. What are some questions you should consider before beginning as an instructor?
Can you explain instructions clearly
Can you make exercise modifications as needed
Can you create a fun rewarding experience for everyone
All of the above
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