Question

column a

1. ____ force
2. ____ power
3. ____ bicep
4. ____ amrap
5. ____ quads or quadriceps
6. ____ bench press
7. ____ concentric muscle contractions
8. ____ eccentric muscle contractions
9. ____ rectus abdominus
10. ____ exercise or lift
11. ____ set

column b
a. shortening of the muscle
b. stomach muscles
c. the number of repetitions in an exercise workgroup
d. lengthening of the muscle
e. as many reps as possible
f. the activity or strength movement that you are performing
g. strength or energy related to a physical movement or act
h. front thigh muscles
i. how fast the bar moves - work divided by time
j. push that involves pecs, deltoids & tricep
k. muscle on the front of arm
question 6 (1 point)
how many food nutrients are there?
(options partially visible)

Explanation:

Matching Columns (1 - 11):

1. force - g (strength/energy for physical movement)
2. power - i (work/time, speed of bar movement)
3. Bicep - k (muscle on front of arm)
4. AMRAP - e (As Many Reps As Possible)
5. Quads/quadriceps - h (front thigh muscles)
6. Bench Press - j (push with pecs, deltoids, triceps)
7. concentric muscle contractions - a (muscle shortening)
8. eccentric muscle contractions - d (muscle lengthening)
9. Rectus abdominus - b (stomach muscles)
10. Exercise or Lift - f (activity/strength movement)
11. Set - c (number of reps in a workgroup)

Question 6:

Food nutrients include carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, and water. That's 6 main nutrients. If the options are (assuming the marked option is for 6):

Answer:

Matching:

1. g
2. i
3. k
4. e
5. h
6. j
7. a
8. d
9. b
10. f
11. c

Question 6:

The correct answer (if options are about number of food nutrients) is the one corresponding to 6 (e.g., if options are A. 3, B. 4, C. 6, D. 8, then C. 6).