Answer:
Personal Protective Equipment :)
Explanation:
I was trying to figure out the answer myself, to help me I looked up the definitions of each term and decided to come back here to help you get the answer! :D
Answer:
D
Explanation:
personal protective equipment
WILL GIVE BRAINLIST
(Football)
2. What is the history of the sport? In what country did it originate? In what
countries is the sport most popular today?
Answer:
britian
Explanation:
mostly America and the uk
Is Fiber a Nutrient or Food Group?
Answer:
Nutrient
Explanation:
Volleyball terms/vocab:
Ace
JHSO
Assist
Attack
count
Block
Backcourt
hboard
Centerline
Dig
ourses
Double Hit
Groups
Held Ball
Serve
alendar
Set
Inbox
Spike
Answer:
Block
A defensive play in which players at the net jump with outstretched arms to attempt to block or interfere with the flight of the ball , which is being returned by the opponents. It is designed to take away an area in which the hitter has to aim.
Bump
The ball is "bumped" off the forearms with the hands clasped together and the forearms side by side. (It helps to hyperextend the elbows and shrug your shoulders!)
Dead ball
Ball that is temporarily out of play.
Foot fault
Server steps on or over the end line before the ball is hit.(after the ball is projected into the air, you can step over the line).
Foul
A fault which a point or side-out is awarded.
Game
Twenty-five points and to win you must be at least two points ahead. (NOTE: in some cases, there may be a game cap at 27 meaning whomever reaches the point goal of 27 first, wins!)
Lifting
This is a foul, and happens when the ball is in contact with forearm or hands for more than a reasonable amount of time.
Illegal hit
If the hit makes any contact with the antennas, then it is illegal and out. Also if the hitter makes contact with any part of net, it is illegal.
Legal hit
When the ball is hit with a great deal of force, having a downward trajectory into the opponents court.
Legal serve
Putting the ball into play over the net into opponent's court, it can touch the tape on top of the net and still be legal if it continues onto opponent's court.
Net ball
During a play, the ball may be played off the net if the person playing the ball does not touch the net itself.
Opponent's court
Playing area occupied by a team's opponent.
Out-of-Bounds
Any surface or object outside the court except a player in the act of playing the ball.
Own court
Playing area occupied by one's own team.
Perfect play
Consists of three hits, and on the third the ball is put into play on the opponent's court.
Point
Scoring unit awarded to the team who wins the rally.
Rotation
Act of shifting position in a clockwise direction when the team is awarded the serve on a side-out.
Server
Player in the right back (rb) position who begins the play by hitting the ball over the net.
Service
The act of serving behind the end line.
Serving order
Sequence of service of a team's players. Must stay in correct rotation or lose the serve.
Set
A ball ( other than a serve ) which is played with hands and meant for the hitter to hit it.
Spike
A ball ( other than the serve ) which is hit forcibly from a height greater that the top of the net with a downward trajectory.
Team
The six players who work together to defend their area and try to defeat their opponents.
Term of Service
Server continues to serve until side-out is called.
Volley
Hitting the ball before it bounces off the ground.
Ball On
This is the term used when a stray ball interferes with a play at hand on the volleyball court and the play or rally that was currently being played out would be re-played.
Back Row Attack
The front row players are essentially the main hitters and can hit from anywhere while in front row. In back row, if you jump and hit the ball you must be behind the ten foot line and/or in front of the ten foot line, but below the height of the net. (NO JUMPING!)
Decoy
when a player approaches for a spike only to disguise the spiker who will actually receive the set.
Answer:
Block
A defensive play in which players at the net jump with outstretched arms to attempt to block or interfere with the flight of the ball , which is being returned by the opponents. It is designed to take away an area in which the hitter has to aim.
Bump
The ball is "bumped" off the forearms with the hands clasped together and the forearms side by side. (It helps to hyperextend the elbows and shrug your shoulders!)
Dead ball
Ball that is temporarily out of play.
Foot fault
Server steps on or over the end line before the ball is hit.(after the ball is projected into the air, you can step over the line).
Foul
A fault which a point or side-out is awarded.
Game
Twenty-five points and to win you must be at least two points ahead. (NOTE: in some cases, there may be a game cap at 27 meaning whomever reaches the point goal of 27 first, wins!)
Lifting
This is a foul, and happens when the ball is in contact with forearm or hands for more than a reasonable amount of time.
Illegal hit
If the hit makes any contact with the antennas, then it is illegal and out. Also if the hitter makes contact with any part of net, it is illegal.
Legal hit
When the ball is hit with a great deal of force, having a downward trajectory into the opponents court.
Legal serve
Putting the ball into play over the net into opponent's court, it can touch the tape on top of the net and still be legal if it continues onto opponent's court.
Net ball
During a play, the ball may be played off the net if the person playing the ball does not touch the net itself.
Opponent's court
Playing area occupied by a team's opponent.
Out-of-Bounds
Any surface or object outside the court except a player in the act of playing the ball.
Own court
Playing area occupied by one's own team.
Perfect play
Consists of three hits, and on the third the ball is put into play on the opponent's court.
Point
Scoring unit awarded to the team who wins the rally.
Rotation
Act of shifting position in a clockwise direction when the team is awarded the serve on a side-out.
Server
Player in the right back (rb) position who begins the play by hitting the ball over the net.
Service
The act of serving behind the end line.
Serving order
Sequence of service of a team's players. Must stay in correct rotation or lose the serve.
Set
A ball ( other than a serve ) which is played with hands and meant for the hitter to hit it.
Spike
A ball ( other than the serve ) which is hit forcibly from a height greater that the top of the net with a downward trajectory.
Team
The six players who work together to defend their area and try to defeat their opponents.
Term of Service
Server continues to serve until side-out is called.
Volley
Hitting the ball before it bounces off the ground.
Ball On
This is the term used when a stray ball interferes with a play at hand on the volleyball court and the play or rally that was currently being played out would be re-played.
Back Row Attack
The front row players are essentially the main hitters and can hit from anywhere while in front row. In back row, if you jump and hit the ball you must be behind the ten foot line and/or in front of the ten foot line, but below the height of the net. (NO JUMPING!)
Decoy
when a player approaches for a spike only to disguise the spiker who will actually receive the set.
What is one advantage of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)? O A. High resolution O B. Claustrophobia O C. Magnetic fields D. Damaging radiation
Answer: The answer is High Resolution.
A practical method of fitness testing
A. must be feasible to perform.
B. is where the results are accurate and reflect the part of fitness being measured.
C. says that each individual’s fitness test must be performed in the same way.
D. states that tests should be consistent and give the same results if repeated.
First one gets branliest U-U
Answer:
When beginning an exercise program it is critical to dependably monitor and screen the advancement you make with the goal that you know when you have achieved your objective. At the point when first beginning you ought to gauge yourself and measure yourself-if you will probably get more fit with the goal that you can investigate your beginning outcomes to your complete outcomes. On the off chance that your objectives center for the most part around quality and continuance it would profit you to take the outcomes you get from various wellness tests before you begin your preparation regimen and afterward after you finish it so you can gauge how far you have come. Doing this will dependably assist you with determining what your objectives are so you know where to start.
Explanation:
Which action is the best way to prevent cavities? A. Using a fluoride-based toothpaste B. Keeping your hands away from your mouth C. Washing your hands regularly with soap D. Changing your toothbrush every three months
Answer: I'm going to go with A
Explanation: Hope I'm right bc go ogle says a lot about fluoride-based things
Do you think that there are ways to have a good time instead of drinking? What are
some ways to have fun?
Answer:
Ride a bicycle.
Go for a walk.
Meet a friend for lunch.
Read a book
Play a board game.
Attend an exercise class.
Organize old photos, albums or books.
Cook dinner.
Bake cookies.
Binge a few episodes of a favorite TV show.
Call a friend you haven’t spoken to in a while.
Take a nap.
Go to the movies.
True or false During puberty, testosterone causes changes in boys such as muscle growth, hair growth, and a higher voice.
Answer: yes
Explanation: this is signs of your body progressing into a man.
ASAP PLEASE
Which of the following is not associated with a percent daily value on a food label?
protein
calories
total fat
cholesterol
Culinary Arts edge 2020
Answer:
Cholesterol................
What's a way you almost died?
Answer:
drowning
Explanation:
yeah I was swimming and I got hit with a ball so I sunk
Answer:
Riding a bike
Explanation:
True or false Most professional sports don't test for steroid abuse.
Nicotine is classified as a
a. narcotic.
b. depressant.
c. relaxant.
d. stimulant.
Answer:
Nicotine is classified as a B) Depressant, as well as a D) Stimulant. If your teacher is looking for one answer; then I would select D) Stimulant, but both B and D are correct.
It's annoying when teachers write tricky questions like this, I feel for you! :( Good luck on your quiz.
Answer:
Yeah b and d are both correct, so I would go with D just to be safe, but your teacher might be looking for more than one answer.
Which is a verbal cue?
A. Direct eye contact
B. Attentive interested facial expression
C. Open natural gestures
D. A steady rate of speech
D- A steady rate of speech
What benefits does genetic counseling provide to society ?
Answer:They help to identify families at possible risk of a genetic disorder, gather and analyze family history and inheritance patterns, calculate risks of recurrence, and provide information about genetic testing and related procedures.
Explanation:
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The question: What large muscle groups does cardiovascular exercise generally utilize? Remember, this is not about what is a "target" of exercise but what actual muscles help all this exercising happen.
I responded with the heart and lungs, which he responded to;
The heart is a muscle in construction, but not in function since it does not affect the bodily movement of the limbs or torso. It is more properly termed an "organ" of the body. Likewise, the lungs themselves are most definitely NOT muscles but organs.
Anyone know what the answer is...
running or walking.
Answer:
Do you go to whitmore too?
I'm also in Fitness and Safety this semester lol. Is it easy?
also uh what was the answer?
did you ever find out?
Explanation:
The part of the muscle that moves and is farthest from the skeleton is the _____.
Answer:
i believe its the insertion. if im wrong please correct me
Explanation:
What are some signs that a person may have anorexia or bulimia? What else might you notice if a person has an eating disorder that involves exercise or sport?
Answer:
The following symptoms and behaviors are common in people with anorexia:
Dramatic weight loss.
Wearing loose, bulky clothes to hide weight loss.
Preoccupation with food, dieting, counting calories, etc.
Refusal to eat certain foods, such as carbs or fats.
Avoiding mealtimes or eating in front of others.
What are the Warning Signs of Bulimia?
Episodes of binge eating.
Self-induced vomiting.
Smelling like vomit.
Misuse of laxatives and diuretics.
Complaining about body image.
Expressing guilt or shame about eating.
Depression.
Irritability.
Anorexia and bulimia are both eating disorders. They can have similar symptoms, such as distorted body image. However, they're characterized by different food-related behaviors. For example, people who have anorexia severely reduce their food intake to lose weight.
Explanation:
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According to the FDA, shielded, coated, or otherwise shatter-resistant bulbs must be used in storage areas
only for food in unopened packages.
O True
O False
What is the difference between semen and sperm
Sperm is the seed basically and semen is what carries the sperm
Explanation:
List 3 ways a person can prevent from getting bacterial vaginosis?
Answer: A way a person can prevent from getting bacterial vaginosis is by avoiding douching. 2. using condoms correctly. and 3. reducing your number of partners.
The spleen is ________________ to the liver.
a. Superficial
b. Ventral
c. Medial
d. Lateral
Which of the following statements BEST defines first aid?
A. First aid is treatment given at the time of an injury.
B. First aid is treatment given at the location of an injury.
C. First aid is treatment given at the time and location of an injury.
D. none of the above
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
A
B
С
D
Answer:
i belive c
Explanation:
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Edge 2021
Directions: During cardiorespiratory activity, physiological changes occur in the body. Circle T for true or F for false according to whether each change happens during exercise. 1. T or F Heart rate decreases . 2. T F The heart pumps more blood with each beat. 3. T F Blood flow to the working muscles increases . 4. T or F Blood flow to the lungs decreases . 5. T or F Breathing rate increases. 6. T or F Blood low to the heart musce itself increases 7. T or F Blood flow to the digestive organs decreases 8. T or F Blood to the skin increases to carry away excess hear and cool the body 9. T or F The body uses carbohydrates and fat for energy at a slower rate. 10. T or FBlood carries oxygen and food to working muscles at a faster rate.
1. F
2. F
3. T
4. F
5. T
6. T
7. F
8. T
9. T
10. T
Compared to an average person with the same lifestyle and situation, you would expect the person with a stronger heartbeat to have:
Select one:
a. slightly lower blood pressure.
b. higher blood pressure.
c. the same blood pressure.
d. drastically lower blood pressure
Answer:
probably C the same blood pressure
Explanation:
Answer:
B. Higher Blood pressure
Explanation:
I took the test and it was correct
Please help 34 points!!!!!!!!
How might Piaget explain the following scenario?
In science class, elementary students observe bouncing balls and are able to come up with some generalizations about what makes a ball bounce well. They also learn what conditions make glue stick well to materials. However, they are unable to make a prediction about a particular set of materials and how well glue will stick.
Creative thinking is easier than logical thinking.
Inductive reasoning develops before deductive reasoning.
The children are in the pre-operational stage of development.
Children at this age are more interested in things that move rapidly.
Answer:
b i think if not tell me please
Explanation:
Answer:
Inductive reasoning develops before deductive reasoning.
Explanation:
got it right on edge
How do the training techniques of muscular strength and muscular endurance development differ?
Strength vs. Muscular strength is determined by how much force you can exert or how much weight you can lift. Building muscular strength uses heavier weights for fewer repetitions. Muscular endurance refers to the ability of a muscle to sustain repeated contractions against resistance for an extended period of time.
Which of the following is not a part of the body's non-fat
The Friends
Michael knows that some of his friends have tried marijuana. He's afraid they'll
start changing, and he'll lose his friends. Michael doesn't want to smoke
marijuana. Which skills can he use to stick to his decision not to use marijuana
and have friends who share his values? What can Michael say to himself to stick to
his decision not to use marijuana.
Answer: stay away from his friends!
Explanation:
If michael’s friends aren’t willing to change that part of their life for him, Michael needs to move on and be in an environment with a better atmosphere of people. If he isn’t around people smoking marijuana, he won’t be tempted. Meanwhile, if he was with his old friends all the time, they would most likely pressure him to get into it.
Answer:
just say no
Explanation:
Michael can be strong and not smoke but he should not expect his friends to change because they had a puff. Michael doesn't like it so his friends should be respectful and not put it in his face, but if they do he may need a new group of friends that share his values on this subject.
The age at which nutritional needs change at the end of puberty is
A. 13.
B. 16.
C. 19.
D. 21.
Answer:
girls typically begin puberty around ages 10–11 and end puberty around 15–17; boys begin around ages 11–12 and end around 16–17
Explanation:
How might your legs move if your knees were ball-and-socket joints?
My knees would move forward and backward
My legs would swing in all directions
My legs would bend and flex.
My knees would pivot but not bend.
Answer: Your legs would swing in all directions but would not be strong enough to hold up your body
Explanation:
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