Question

to be considered fit in terms of body fat composition, men should have a body fat percentage below:
24%
17%
31%
25%
11
multiple choice
1 point
to be considered fit in terms of body fat composition, women should have a body fat percentage below:
17%
18%
24%
31%
12
multiple choice
1 point
the average body fat range for men is between:
5-10%

Explanation:

Question 1 (Men's fit body fat percentage)

To determine the fit body fat percentage for men, we refer to fitness and health standards. Generally, for men to be considered fit in terms of body fat composition, the percentage should be below 17% (with typical ranges: essential fat ~2 - 5%, athletic ~6 - 13%, fit ~14 - 17%, acceptable ~18 - 24%, obese ≥25%). So the correct option is the one with 17%.

For women's fit body fat composition, standards indicate that to be fit, the percentage should be below 24% (essential fat ~10 - 13%, athletic ~14 - 20%, fit ~21 - 24%, acceptable ~25 - 31%, obese ≥32%). So the correct option is the one with 24%.

The average (or acceptable) body fat range for men is typically between 18 - 24% (with essential ~2 - 5%, athletic ~6 - 13%, fit ~14 - 17%, acceptable ~18 - 24%, obese ≥25%). If one of the options (not fully shown) aligns with 18 - 24% (or similar), but based on common knowledge, the average (acceptable) range for men is 18 - 24% (though the partial option here shows 5 - 10% which is athletic/essential, but likely a typo or mis - option; however, if we go by typical average (acceptable) range, it's 18 - 24%). But since the option shown is 5 - 10% (athletic/essential), if that's an option, note that 5 - 10% is for athletic or very lean men.

Answer:

B. 17% (assuming the options are labeled as A. 24%, B. 17%, C. 31%, D. 25%)

Question 2 (Women's fit body fat percentage)