Frequency,Intensity,Time, Type  Ability tomove yourjoints in a fullrange ofmotionLiftingweights  SpecificMeasurableAction-orientedRealisticTime-orientedExercisesdesignedto increaseflexibilityKiraFacilitate themovement of oxygeninto the blood andthe exchange ofoxygen and carbondioxide—aprocess calledrespirationInvolvesstretchingthroughmovementsThe ability to balanceand manage financialneeds andwants with yourincome, debts,savings, andinvestmentsThe relativeamounts offat and leantissue inyour bodyAnnaThe ability tocontrol youremotions andexpress themappropriately atthe right timesAbility of yourmuscles tocontractrepeatedlyover timeGenetics,gender,age, bodytypeSumoIIAbility ofyourmuscles toexert forceA jointsrange ofmotionInvolvesmovingslowly andholding astretchChickenPhysical activity thatis planned orstructured, done toimprove or maintainone or more of thecomponents offitnessRunning,swimming,biking,rowing,skiingThe ability to useyour brain powereffectively to solveproblems andmeet life’schallengesBroadhurstMetabolicequivalents;how physicalactivity ismeasuredAbility toperformphysical activitywithout unduefatigueThe years aperson canexpect to livewithout disabilityor major illnessAirpassages,lungs, heart,veins,arteriesFrequency,Intensity,Time, Type  Ability tomove yourjoints in a fullrange ofmotionLiftingweights  SpecificMeasurableAction-orientedRealisticTime-orientedExercisesdesignedto increaseflexibilityKiraFacilitate themovement of oxygeninto the blood andthe exchange ofoxygen and carbondioxide—aprocess calledrespirationInvolvesstretchingthroughmovementsThe ability to balanceand manage financialneeds andwants with yourincome, debts,savings, andinvestmentsThe relativeamounts offat and leantissue inyour bodyAnnaThe ability tocontrol youremotions andexpress themappropriately atthe right timesAbility of yourmuscles tocontractrepeatedlyover timeGenetics,gender,age, bodytypeSumoIIAbility ofyourmuscles toexert forceA jointsrange ofmotionInvolvesmovingslowly andholding astretchChickenPhysical activity thatis planned orstructured, done toimprove or maintainone or more of thecomponents offitnessRunning,swimming,biking,rowing,skiingThe ability to useyour brain powereffectively to solveproblems andmeet life’schallengesBroadhurstMetabolicequivalents;how physicalactivity ismeasuredAbility toperformphysical activitywithout unduefatigueThe years aperson canexpect to livewithout disabilityor major illnessAirpassages,lungs, heart,veins,arteries

Midterm Bingo - 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. Frequency, Intensity, Time, Type
  3. Ability to move your joints in a full range of motion
  4. Lifting weights
  6. Specific Measurable Action-oriented Realistic Time-oriented
  7. Exercises designed to increase flexibility
  8. Kira
  9. Facilitate the movement of oxygen into the blood and the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide—a process called respiration
  10. Involves stretching through movements
  11. The ability to balance and manage financial needs and wants with your income, debts, savings, and investments
  12. The relative amounts of fat and lean tissue in your body
  13. Anna
  14. The ability to control your emotions and express them appropriately at the right times
  15. Ability of your muscles to contract repeatedly over time
  16. Genetics, gender, age, body type
  17. Sumo II
  18. Ability of your muscles to exert force
  19. A joints range of motion
  20. Involves moving slowly and holding a stretch
  21. Chicken
  22. Physical activity that is planned or structured, done to improve or maintain one or more of the components of fitness
  23. Running, swimming, biking, rowing, skiing
  24. The ability to use your brain power effectively to solve problems and meet life’s challenges
  25. Broadhurst
  26. Metabolic equivalents; how physical activity is measured
  27. Ability to perform physical activity without undue fatigue
  28. The years a person can expect to live without disability or major illness
  29. Air passages, lungs, heart, veins, arteries