Walking for Health: Your Walking Club

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1. When walking, you should look ahead about __ feet.

  a. 20

  b. 30

  c. 40

  d. 50


2. Depending on the stride, about ____ steps is a mile.

  a. 1000

  b. 2000

  c. 3000

  d. 4000


3. Try to think of your walk in ____ parts.

  a. 2

  b. 3

  c. 4

  d. 5


4. Aerobics work, as long as you're doing then at a moderate or vigorous intensity for at least ___ minutes at a time.

  a. 10

  b. 15

  c. 20

  d. 30


5. A rule of thumb is that 1 minute of vigorous-intensity activity is about the same as ____ minutes of moderate-intensity activity.

  a. 1

  b. 2

  c. 3

  d. 4


6. If you are an adult with a disability, regular physical activity can provide you with ____ health benefits,

  a. no

  b. very few

  c. no important

  d. important


7. Informal walking clubs, on the meeting days, walk together. Subgroups ___ walk different distances.

  a. may not

  b. must

  c. may

  d. will


8. Make sure that you are walking for at least 30 minutes a day, ___ or more days a week.

  a. 3

  b. 4

  c. 5

  d. 6


9. Have a big glass of water an hour before walking, then drink a cup of water every ____ minutes while walking.

  a. 10

  b. 15

  c. 20

  d. 25


10. A brisk walk is about 1,000 steps every ___ minutes.

  a. 10

  b. 15

  c. 20

  d. 25


11. The Personal Empowerment Plan or PEP is a ____week self-directed, worksite program to promote healthy eating and moderate physical activity.

  a. 6

  b. 8

  c. 10

  d. 12


12. ____ were more likely to walk for exercise or walk a dog in the neighborhood if neighborhood safety was average as opposed to below average

  a. men

  b. women

  c. children

  d. all