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The benefits of playing sport

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  • What does the word UNDERDOG mean
    A kind of dog
    Like a hotdog but smaller
    the person or team that people don't expect to win.
    the person or team that people expect to win.
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  • It's well accepted that exercise is good for...
    our image (popularity)
    our bodies
    our bodies and minds
    our minds
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  • Which one is not mentioned as a health benefit of exercise
    looking better
    strengthening our bones
    decreasing the risk of high blood pressure
    clearing out bad cholesterol from our arteries
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  • What is RUNNER'S HIGH?
    A feeling of eurythmics
    A feeling of euphoria
    A feeling of eucalyptus
    A feeling of euthanasia
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  • Increased endorphins and physical activity in general can...(choose the odd one out)
    sharpen your focus
    improve your memory
    improve your mood
    make you smell bad
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  • Being a gym bunny is just as beneficial as joining a sports team and competing.
    false
    true
    nobody cares
    nobody knows
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  • Which is not a phsychological benefit of being part of a team?
    giving and accepting help
    concussion
    learning to work together towards a common goal
    learning trust and depend on others
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  • Being part of a team can make it easier to...
    get to be the boss
    form a regular habit of exercise
    get a boyfriend/girlfriend
    get a good job in the future
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  • School sport participation has been shown to reduce the risk of _______ for up to four years.
    bad breath
    big ears
    fat legs
    depression
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  • self-esteem and confidence can be boosted by (choose the odd one out)
    training
    improving your skills
    being on Facebook
    learning through failure
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  • What does PLAYING TO YOUR STRENGTHS mean?
    only doing things you're good at.
    focussing on doing the things you enjoy.
    focussing on doing something you're bad at until you improve
    focussing on doing the things you're good at.
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