Health
What is the part of our body that carries blood through our body called?
I will accept:
Veins, Arteries, or Blood Vessels
What 4 New York teams does Mr. Wuebber root for?
The
New York Mets
New York Jets
New York Knics
New York Rangers
What is the one common thing that all sport stances have in common?
Also known as the ready position?
Knees are bent
What are the 5 food groups?
Fruits
Vegetables
Grains
Dairy
Protein
Pirates used to get sick all the time when they were sailing on the oceans, sometimes for months at a time, by something called scurvy. What was their body not getting that caused it?
Vitamin C
How many bones are in the human body?
206
15+10 = 25
After swinging a bat, kicking a ball, or shooting a ball, what is called when your arms or body keeps moving afterwards?
Following Through
What vitamin is useful for fighting off germs and infections?
vitamin c
What is my favorite animal?
Wolf
Why is breathing properly while exercising so imporant?
It lets Oxygen into the body, where our heart pumps the blood around to the parts that need it.
6 (+1) = 7
What are "4" types of passes you can make in basketball?
Chest
Bounce
Overhead
"Behind the back"
True or False?
Carrots make your eyesight better
False
Carrots assist you when you are trying to see in the dark. Carrots do not improve your eyesight
If i could drink one thing for the rest of my life, besides water, what would I drink?
Arizona Iced Tea
Why is water, and staying hydrated so important for the human body?
Almost 3/4 of our body is made from water, imagine what would happen if we started to dry up?
What sport does the person who holds the olympic medal record play?
Swimming
Michael Phelps
What is the "offhand"'s puprpose when we are shooting a basketball?
To help keep the shot on target/aimed.
Spinach and broccoli are considered the best vegetables. Why?
They are rich in so many vitamins, that they are the best to help your body get stronger and grow
What is the heart doing everytime it pumps or beats?
It is sending oxygen rich blood through the body and delivering it to muscles around the body that need it
Why do runners and athletes often eat carbohydrates (bread, rice, pasta) the day before a big race?
In order to help them store energy for when their body needs it.