low levelactivitypreparing yourbody to returnto a restingstatedangerouslylow bodytemperatureany form ofmovementthat causesyour body touse energyexercising ata levelbeyond yourregular dailyactivitiesall rhythmicactivities usinglarge musclegroups forextendedperiods of timesudden,painfulcontractionsof themuscleslifting aheavyweight offof the floorpart of yourexercisesession whereyou are at yourhighest peakpurposefulactivity that isplanned,structured,and repetitivechoosing theright types ofactivities toimprovespecific fitnessareaability of theheart, lungs,and bloodvessels to sendfuel & oxygento the bodyheavysweating;cold/clammyskin; shortnessof breathrunningon atreadmillstretchinginjury to thebrain thatresults froma blow to theheadcontinuingto work outon a regularbasisinjury to aligamentaround ajointability of yourmuscles toperform physicaltasks over aperiod of timewithout tiringamount offorce yourmusclescan exerta way of lifethat involveslittle physicalactivitygraduallyincreasingdemands onthe bodygentleactivitypreparingmuscles forworkability of yourmuscles toperform tasksover a period oftime withouttiringratio of fatto leantissue inthe bodylow levelactivitypreparing yourbody to returnto a restingstatedangerouslylow bodytemperatureany form ofmovementthat causesyour body touse energyexercising ata levelbeyond yourregular dailyactivitiesall rhythmicactivities usinglarge musclegroups forextendedperiods of timesudden,painfulcontractionsof themuscleslifting aheavyweight offof the floorpart of yourexercisesession whereyou are at yourhighest peakpurposefulactivity that isplanned,structured,and repetitivechoosing theright types ofactivities toimprovespecific fitnessareaability of theheart, lungs,and bloodvessels to sendfuel & oxygento the bodyheavysweating;cold/clammyskin; shortnessof breathrunningon atreadmillstretchinginjury to thebrain thatresults froma blow to theheadcontinuingto work outon a regularbasisinjury to aligamentaround ajointability of yourmuscles toperform physicaltasks over aperiod of timewithout tiringamount offorce yourmusclescan exerta way of lifethat involveslittle physicalactivitygraduallyincreasingdemands onthe bodygentleactivitypreparingmuscles forworkability of yourmuscles toperform tasksover a period oftime withouttiringratio of fatto leantissue inthe body

CH 12 Health Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. low level activity preparing your body to return to a resting state
  2. dangerously low body temperature
  3. any form of movement that causes your body to use energy
  4. exercising at a level beyond your regular daily activities
  5. all rhythmic activities using large muscle groups for extended periods of time
  6. sudden, painful contractions of the muscles
  7. lifting a heavy weight off of the floor
  8. part of your exercise session where you are at your highest peak
  9. purposeful activity that is planned, structured, and repetitive
  10. choosing the right types of activities to improve specific fitness area
  11. ability of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels to send fuel & oxygen to the body
  12. heavy sweating; cold/clammy skin; shortness of breath
  13. running on a treadmill
  14. stretching
  15. injury to the brain that results from a blow to the head
  16. continuing to work out on a regular basis
  17. injury to a ligament around a joint
  18. ability of your muscles to perform physical tasks over a period of time without tiring
  19. amount of force your muscles can exert
  20. a way of life that involves little physical activity
  21. gradually increasing demands on the body
  22. gentle activity preparing muscles for work
  23. ability of your muscles to perform tasks over a period of time without tiring
  24. ratio of fat to lean tissue in the body