Personal Health
Gym Basics
Nutrition
Cafeteria Layout
Honors Trivia
100

This is the minimum amount of sleep most college students need to function well.

What is 7–9 hours?

100

These are weights that are on a rack that are accessible for training a variety of muscle groups.

What are dumbells?

100

This nutrient provides the body with its quickest source of energy.

What are carbohydrates?

100

This section of most cafeterias usually offers lean proteins like chicken or turkey.

What is the grill or entrée station?

100

This is the building where many Honors classes and events take place.

What is the Honors, Scholars, and Fellows House?

200

This hormone rises when you're stressed and can negatively affect performance and recovery.

What is cortisol?

200

These three compound lifts work the most muscles in the body.

What are the squat, bench press, and deadlift?

200

These are the “good fats” that support brain function and help reduce inflammation.

What are omega-3 fatty acids?

200

This part of the dining hall lets you build your own meal with greens and vegetables.

What is the salad bar?

200

These required points help Honors students engage in academic and co-curricular enrichment.

What are Honors Achievement Points?

300

This three-word phrase refers to balancing school, social life, and health without burning out.

What is work-life balance?

300

This term describes gradually increasing weight, reps, or intensity to build muscle.

What is progressive overload?

300

The recommended daily intake of protein for active students is roughly this many grams per pound of body weight.

What is 0.7–1 gram per pound?

300

These are the two most popular dining halls for students on meal plans.

What is Suwannee Room and Seminole Cafe?

300

This course every Honors freshman takes focuses on community building and academic growth.

What is Honors Colloquium?

400

Doing this excersise for just 10 minutes a day can increase focus and lower anxiety.

What is meditation?

400

This piece of equipment improves grip, core stability, and explosive power and is shaped like a cannonball.

What is a kettlebell?

400

This measurement reflects how quickly a food raises blood sugar.

What is the glycemic index?

400

This type of drink station is often high in hidden sugars, even if the drink seems “healthy.”

What is the juice or smoothie bar?

400

This GPA is required to remain in the FSU Honors Program.

What is a 3.2?

500

These two health markers (one physical, one mental) are the strongest predictors of long-term well-being.

What are cardiovascular fitness and emotional resilience?

500

This training style alternates high-intensity bursts with short rest periods and is great for fat loss.

What is HIIT (High-Intensity Interval Training)?

500

These three micronutrients are the most common deficiencies among college students.

What are vitamin D, iron, and magnesium?

500

This strategy involves mentally scanning the whole cafeteria before choosing food to avoid impulse eating.

What is “plan your plate”?

500

This prestigious undergraduate program allows Honors students to conduct a multi-semester research project with a faculty mentor.

What is Honors in the Major?

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