A | B |
COMPARE | to measure or note similarities and differences between two or more things |
ABATE | to lessen, reduce, or remove |
ACQUIRE | to gain pocessession of something due to your own effects |
ADVENTENTUROUS | willing to take risks |
AFFECT | to produce a change in or influence something |
AMBITIOUS | having a strong desire for success or achievement |
ANAEROBIC EXERCISE | short duration exercise used to build strength |
ANALYZE | to examine carefully in detail |
ANTITHESIS | the direct opposite |
AGILITY | to ability to rapidly change the position of the entire body |
APPROACH | a method used to solve a problem |
AREA OF A CIRCLE | pi multiplied by radius squared |
AREA OF A TRIANGLE | 1/2 base times height |
ARTICULATE | to express an idea or a feeling clearly |
ATTAIN | to reach, achieve, or accomplish |
BALANCE | the physical steadiness that keeps you on your feet |
BODY COMPOSITION | the percentage of fat, bone, water and muscle in your body |
CAPACITY | the maximum amount that can be produces or contained |
CARDIOVASCULAR | involving the heart and blood vessels |
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM | a system that moves blood throughout the body |
CITE | to quote someone or something especially as an authority |
COHERENT | logically connected' consistent |
COINCIDE | to occur at the same time |
CONCLUED | to bring to an end |
COLLABORATE | to work together |
COMMITMENT | dedication to a cause or activity |
COMPARE | to measure or note similarities or differences between two or more things |
COMPLEX | consisting of many different and connected parts |
CONCENT | a general idea or understanding something |
CONFER | to bestow a gift, favor, or honor |
CONGRUENT | the feeling that you are able to do things well |
CONTEXT | the set of circumstance of facts that surround a particular event |
CONTRAST | clearly different from something else |
CONVERSE | engage in conversation |
CONVEY | to communicate a message or information |
COPIOUS | abundant in supply or quantity |
CRITICAL | involving skill full judgment as to truth or merit |
DATA | facts and statistics collected together for analysis |
DEDUCTIVE | moving from general information to more specific information |
DELINEATE | to establish the position of something or define clearly |
DEMONSTRATE | to clearly show the existence or truth or something |
DETERMAITION | a strong desire to do something |
DEVISE | plan or invent by careful thought |
DEXTERITY | skill in performing tasks, especially with the hands |
DENOTE | to serve as an indication of something;a sign |
DISTINGUISH | to recognize or treat as different |
DIVERGE | separate from another route and go in a different direction |
DIVERSE | showing a great deal of variety;different |
ECLECTIC | something from various sources |
EFFECT | the outcome due to the influence of something else |
EMPATHY | the ability to understand and share feelings with another person |
EMPIRICAL | based on the observation or facts and not theory |
EMPLOY | give work to someone and pay them for it |
ENCOURAGEMENT | things you say in order to make someone confident |
ENDORPHINS | a chemical in your brain that makes you feel happy when you exercise |
ENDURANCE | the capacity to withstand harsh circumstances |
ENFRANCHISE | to grant freedom |
EMPITOME | the ultimate or typical example of something |
EQUALITY | being equal in status, rights, or opportunities |
EQUATE | to consider, treat, or depict an equal or equivalent |
ETHICAL | to do what is right morally or according to rules |
EVALUATE | to judge or assess the worth or something |
EXEMPLARY | to be outstanding |
FINITE NUMBER | being able to count or measure something and assign a definite number |
FITT | frequency, intensity, time, type |
FLEXIBILITY | to bend and stretch your body without much trouble |
FORTITUDE | strength in the face of adversity or difficulty |
GRIT | mental toughness and courage |
HEART RATE | number of heart beats per minute |
HYDRATION | to restore or maintain proper fluid balance in the body |
HYPOTHESIS | an unproven theory used to explain certain facts |
ILLUSTRATE | to explain or make clear by using examples |
IMPLICIT | to indicate indirectly |
INDICATE | to point out; show |
INITIATIVE | to begin or follow through energetically with a plan to task |
INTEGER | any whole number (including negative numbers) |
INTERACT | the direct effect that one kind of particle has on another |
JUXTAPOSE | to place side by side in order to compare and contrast |
MUSCULAR STRENGTH | the most force that can be generated by a muscle |
PARABOLA | a special curve shaped like an arc |
PARALLEL | two rays, segments or lines that lie on a plane |
PROTAGONIST | the central character in a story |
PULSE RATE | a measurement of how blood is pumping through the body |
QUALITATIVE | measuring something by the quality rather than quantity |
QUANTITATIVE | measuring something by the quantity rather than the quality |
RANGE | the set of possible outputs for a function |
RESILIENCE | the ability to bounce back from trails |
RESILIENCE | the ability to bounce back from trail |
RESPONSIBILITY | to make correct choices on your own without the need of supervision |
RESTING HEART RATE | the number of times your heart beats in one minute while at rest |
SELF-DISCIPLINE | control of your own behavior |
SOURCE | any thing or place from which something comes or is obtained |
SPORTSMANSHIP | accepting winning or losing without behaving boastfully or angrily |
STRENGTH | mental, moral, or physical power |
SUCCESSION | to withdraw formally from a group or political state |
SUFFRAGE | the right to vote in political elections |
SUMMARIZE | to give brief statement of the main points |
VARIABLE | a symbol that represents a given value or set of values |
VARIANCE | the average of the squared differences from the mean |
APPARENT | clearly visible or understood; obvious |