Franky Garcia
2012-07-02 21:29:10 UTC
a. is a sign of great health
b. Can be just as dangerous as too much fat.
c. Is also called underweight.
d. Can limit the use of minerals in the body.
question 2: when pounds are shed:
a. Lean tissue is lost at a greater rate than fat.
b. Both lean tissue and fat are lost.
c. Physical activity will help retain lean tissue while losing fat.
d. B and C
question 3: Why is it important to avoid foods that cause a spike in blood sugars?
a. They do not provide any nutritional value.
b. They give the body too much energy.
c. They give short burst of energy followed by a feeling of no energy.
d. The are usually high in fat.
question 4: A women with a waist measurement of 30 inches and a BMI of 21 is considered:
a. obese
b. underweight
c. overweight
d. normal
question 5: In order to maintain a "healthy" BMI one should exercise:
a. 30 minutes, 1-2 days a week
b.1-2 hours, 3-5 days a week
c. 15 minutes, 4-5 days a week
d. 2 hours, 7 days a week
question 6: The ONLY real accurate way to determine the amount of body fat is:
a. Underwater weighing
b. Post death dissection
c. Bioelectrical impedance
d. Girth measurements
question 7: Lean body mass is made up of:
a. fat tissue
b. water
c. bone and muscle
d, skin
question 8: Which region of the body is the most dangerous area to have extra fat located?
a. Thighs
b. Buttocks
c. Waist
d. None of the above
question 9: A women with a waist measurement of 30 inches and a BMI of 16.5 is considered:
a. underweight
b. overweight
c. obese
d. normal
question 10: Why is it more important to know the amount body fat as opposed to just a person's weight?
a. Weight alone does not determine a person's health.
b. Excess body fat puts one at risk for diseases and illness.
c. Both A and B.
d. None of the above.
question 11: Which of the following methods is best for weight loss?
a. cardio exercise
b. a balanced diet along with exercise
c. strength training
d. stretching