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Aerobic Fitness Answer Sheet

Read the activity scenarios and complete each task. Aerobic activity is rhythmic movement that raises your breathing and heart rate and can be continued for a while. Work at a pace that feels safe for you; stop and tell an adult if you feel unwell.

The Harbour Fun Day

A group is planning active stations for a community fun day. They want activities that build aerobic fitness and are enjoyable for different people.

1.Which activity is the clearest example of aerobic exercise?

A steady bike ride around the park
One very heavy lift
A single jump
Holding a plank without moving

2.During a brisk walk, Hugo can talk in short sentences but is breathing faster than usual. What does this suggest about her effort?

She is working at a moderate pace
She is not moving at all
She must stop immediately
She is doing a maximum sprint

3.True or false: Aerobic activity must happen in one long session to be worthwhile.

TrueFalse

4.Match each activity with the best description.

Dancing continuously to several songs
A short, fast sprint
Sitting to rest and drink water

Recovery break
Aerobic activity
Brief, high-intensity burst

5.Name two body changes you might notice during steady aerobic activity, and explain what your body is doing.

6.Mere has been sitting for a long time. Give one realistic way she could add enjoyable aerobic activity to her day.

7.The group has 20 minutes for the main part of a session. Put the plan in a sensible order: warm up, steady activity, cool down. Give one example for each part.

8.Fill in the blank: A good cool-down gradually helps your breathing and heart rate return closer to their levels.

9.A friend says, “If I exercise hard every day, I never need rest or water.” Explain one reason this is not a safe plan and suggest a better choice.

10.Create a mini “move more” challenge for a family or group. Include one aerobic activity, how long to try it, and one way to make it enjoyable or accessible to different people.