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- 1. Multiple Choice
Known as the main source of energy at
the start of exercise and during short bursts
of exercise.
Glycerine
Oxygen
Glycogen
Nitrogen
- 2. Multiple Choice
Known as the essential mineral for life especially for hydration athletes during training.
Water
Gatorade
Lipovitan
Pocari
- 3. Multiple Choice
The mineral that will replace any loss from sweating also enhances rehydration.
Glucose
MIlk
lactose
Sodium
- 4. Multiple Choice
Known as the micronutrients, macronutrients, and other
substances that enhance the performance of athletes.
Energy drinks
Sports supplements
Sports Drinks
Water
- 5. Multiple Choice
Known as the process by which glucose is
converted into pyruvate to produce energy.
Exercise
Glycolysis
Energy transport chain
Kerb Cycle
- 6. Multiple Choice
Known as the chemical process on stored reaction, conserve, or increase free energy.
Endergonic Energy
Exergonic Energy
Kinetic Energy
potential energy
- 7. Multiple Choice
Known as the physical or chemical process that releases energy to its surroundings.
Endregonic Energy
Exergonic Energy
Kinetic Energy
Potential Energy
- 8. Multiple Choice
Known as the result of work when substances
in the intracellular and extracellular fluids generates movement.
Chemical Work
Mechanical Work
Genetic Work
Transport Work
- 9. Multiple Choice
Known as the nutrients that provide calories or energy needed by athletes in their diet during training.
MInerals
Micronutrients
Macronutrients
Nutrients
- 10. Multiple Choice
Known as the process by which your body converts
consumed food and beverages into a source of energy.
Biomechanics
DIgestion
Thermodynamics
Metabolism
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