Exercise Prescription And Training Principles Practice Test Practice Tests

Question 1

Which of the following is the BEST example of applying the principle of progressive overload in resistance training?

Accepted Answer

Increasing the weight lifted by 5% when the current weight can be lifted for the target number of repetitions with good form.

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Maintaining the same weight and repetitions for several weeks to ensure proper form.

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Decreasing the rest time between sets without changing any other variables.

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Switching to a completely different exercise every workout to prevent boredom.

Question 2

Performing single-joint exercises before multi-joint exercises is generally recommended to optimize performance and reduce fatigue.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 3

What is the primary focus of the preparatory phase in an annual periodization plan?

Accepted Answer

Building a foundation of strength, endurance, and flexibility.

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Maintaining fitness and peaking for competitions.

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Focusing on recovery and active rest.

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Sport-specific skill development.

Question 4

Briefly explain the relationship between intensity and volume in resistance training for hypertrophy.

Accepted Answer

Moderate intensity (70-85% 1-RM) with moderate volume (6-12 reps) is generally used for hypertrophy.

Question 5

Which of the following are potential benefits of active rest?

Answer

Increased muscle hypertrophy

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Psychological recovery

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Rehabilitation of injuries

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Improved blood flow

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Increased maximal strength

Question 6

What is the typical duration of a mesocycle in a periodized training program?

Accepted Answer

4-6 weeks

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1 week

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6 months

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1 year

Question 7

Longer rest intervals (2-3 minutes) are typically used for hypertrophy and muscular endurance training.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a type of aerobic exercise?

Accepted Answer

D. Ballistic stretching

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A. Continuous exercise

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B. Interval training

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C. Fartlek training

Question 9

According to the FITT principle, what does 'Intensity' refer to?

Accepted Answer

B. The level of effort required during exercise

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A. The number of days per week that exercise is performed

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C. The duration of each exercise session

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D. The mode of exercise

Question 10

When progressing an aerobic exercise program, it is recommended to increase both duration and intensity simultaneously.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 11

Which of the following are key variables in High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)?

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A. Interval intensity

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B. Interval duration

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C. Rest intensity

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D. Rest duration

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E. Type of music

Question 12

Which stretching technique involves bouncing or jerking movements?

Accepted Answer

C. Ballistic stretching

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A. Static stretching

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B. Dynamic stretching

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D. PNF stretching

Question 13

Briefly describe the steps involved in performing PNF stretching.

Accepted Answer

PNF stretching involves a combination of static stretching, isometric contraction, and relaxation. A typical method involves contracting the stretched muscle isometrically for 3-6 seconds at ~50% effort, followed by a 10-30 second assisted (passive) stretch.

Question 14

According to ACSM guidelines, how long should static stretches be held for?

Accepted Answer

B. 10-30 seconds

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A. 5-10 seconds

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C. 30-60 seconds

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D. 60-90 seconds

Question 15

Which sensory system provides information about the position and movement of the body in space and is crucial for maintaining balance?

Accepted Answer

C. Proprioception

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A. Vision

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B. Vestibular System

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D. Auditory System

Question 16

Dynamic balance refers to the ability to maintain equilibrium while stationary, such as standing on one leg.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 17

Which of the following are important considerations when designing a balance training program for an older adult to reduce fall risk?

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A. Incorporating static and dynamic balance exercises

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B. Progressing from stable to unstable surfaces

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C. Performing exercises 2-3 days per week

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D. Focusing solely on static balance exercises

Question 18

Describe one way to progress a balance exercise by challenging the center of mass.

Accepted Answer

Stepping over obstacles

Question 19

Which of the following exercises is an example of a dynamic balance exercise?

Accepted Answer

B. Heel-to-toe walking

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A. Single-leg stance

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C. Tandem stance

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D. Squats on a stable surface

Question 20

Which of the following factors contribute to maintaining balance?

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A. Base of support

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B. Sensory systems

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C. Postural muscles

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D. Respiratory rate

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