Exam 13: Physical Development of Children

Currently or in past, which of the following organizations have developed fitness assessment instruments?

Isometric strength is to isotonic strength as:

If corrected for body weight, children can achieve similar, or values exceeding that of adults in terms of:

Which of these is the ability to maintain the equilibrium of one's body when it is placed in various positions?

Which of these describes the problem with administering physical fitness tests in children?

Body composition is defined as:

All of the following are specific aspects measured in cardiovascular endurance but one. Which of these is not a measure of cardiovascular endurance?

Which of the following has become the preferred means of assessing children's physical activity because it is both valid and relatively economical?

In sedentary children, dynamic flexibility in the shoulder, knee, and thigh joints tends to decrease with:

What classification of strength refers to the ability of a muscle to go through its full range of motion with resistance?

Which of these is the ability to change the direction of the body rapidly and accurately?

Balance, at all ages, is profoundly influenced by the:

When adjusted for body weight, differences between and within fitness scores for girls and boys are:

Physical fitness is:

Maximal oxygen consumption (VO2 max) refers to the largest quantity of oxygen an individual can consume during physical work and is used to measure:

Which of these is an aspect of muscular endurance, specific to the heart, lungs, and vascular system?

Which of the following is an example of a common field measure used to assess coordination?

Obtaining a flexibility measurement by using the sit-and-reach test more accurately measures:

The ability of a muscle or group of muscles to perform work repeatedly against moderate resistance is the definition of:

The term used for the ability of a muscle to exert maximal force is: