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Physical Activity & Heart Disease I.Q.

Prepared by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH

Test how much you know about how physical activity affects your heart. Take this True/False quiz.

  1. Regular physical activity can reduce your chances of getting heart disease.

  2. Most people get enough physical activity from their normal daily routine.

  3. You don't have to train like a marathon runner to become more physically fit.

  4. Exercise programs do not require a lot of time to be very effective.

  5. People who need to lose some weight are the only ones who will benefit from regular physical activity.

  6. All exercises give you the same benefits.

  7. The older you are, the less active you need to be.

  8. It doesn't take a lot of money or expensive equipment to become physically fit.

  9. There are many risks and injuries that can occur with exercise.

  10. You should consult a doctor before starting a physical activity program.

  11. People who have had a heart attack should not start any physical activity program.

  12. To help stay physically active, include a variety of activities.

 

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