Bonus Questions
Substance Abuse
Nutrition
Fitness
100

Is The Lack Of Wearing A Helmet A Health Risk?

Yes

100

What Is A Stimulant?

Drugs that speed up or excite the central nervous system

100

We Use These Two Names To For Certain Types Of Nutrients

Macro and Micronutrients

100

How Many Health-Related Components Exist?

5

200

Flavours Used In Vapour Products Are Harmless And Are Only Used To Make It More Enjoyable To Vape

Myth, flavourings are bad for you and may contain artificial mint called menthol

200

What Is The Definition Of A Drug?

Is any substance other than food, which is taken to change the way the body or the mind works

200

What Is The Definition Of Nutrition?

The process by which the body takes in and uses food

200

What Skill Related Component Is This Definition Explaining?: The ability to perform a movement or cover a distance in a short time

Speed

300

What Are The Three Most Important Things To Check For When Getting A Tatoo?

1. Sanitation

2. The Tatoo Artist License

3. Smoothness and if anything is absorbant like carpet

300

What Is The Part Called In A Vape That Heat's Up The Liquid?

A Coil

300

How Many mL Of Water Should You Drink Before Activity or Sport?

400 to 600mL

300

What Does FITT Stand For?

Frequency, Intensity, Time and Type

400

What Does SMART Stand For?

Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timely

400

What Drug Can Act As A Stimulant, Depressant, and a Hallucinogen? 

Cannabis

400

As An Athlete What Food Group Should You Consume The Most?

Carbohydrates

400

What Time Is It Best To Mesure Your Resting Heart Rate?

Right when you wake up from bed in the morning

500

What Can Alcohol Do To Humans Eyes?

Alcohol affects the eyes by slurring your eye vision and affecting the signals sent from your eyes to your brain

500

What Is The Percent Of Alcohol In A Vodka Usually? 

40-50%

500

What Is A Calorie?

A Calorie is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1g of water by 1 degree Celsius.

500

Give The Definition Of The Skill Component: Power

  • The ability to perform strength relating activities quickly (strength and speed)