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Question 1 of 15
Fill in the blank: ___ posture leads to feeling good in your shoulders, neck, and back.
Good
Bad
Relaxed
Lazy
Question 2 of 15
Fill in the blank: ___ posture leads to stiffness.
Question 3 of 15
What’s another name for your spinal column?
Ventricles
Arteries
Vertebrae
Craniums
Question 4 of 15
True or False: The vertebrae start at the base of our head and move all the way to our tail bone.
True
False
Question 5 of 15
Select the best answer: When we slouch, we put a lot of pressure on ___ because they are attached to our vertebrae.
Our intestines, spleen, and other organs
Our brain
Our joints
Our muscles, tendons, and ligaments
Question 6 of 15
Fill in the blank: When we have poor posture, we experience ___ in our body.
Tightness
Health
Full range of motion
Friction
Question 7 of 15
True or False: Because tightness in our body inhibits free range of motion, our back muscles can become weak and underdeveloped.
Question 8 of 15
What are some negative effects of bad posture?
Getting tired and fatigued faster
Having tense and tight muscles
Being unable to move freely
Feeling the stress and strain of gravity
Feeling pain in your back and neck
Getting tension headaches
Question 9 of 15
Fill in the blank: One of the stresses on our body is ___, the force which keeps us on the ground.
Energy
Memory loss
Gravity
Barometric pressure
Question 10 of 15
True or False: The less upright our head and shoulders stay, the less stress gravity puts on our body.
Question 11 of 15
Which practice will NOT improve your posture?
Standing more often
Imagining you’re standing against a straight wall
Keeping your chin at a 90 degree angle
Looking down
Slouching in your comfy chair
Question 12 of 15
True or False: If you stand and sit up straight, your body will eventually get used to good posture.
Question 13 of 15
Which parts of the body should we keep against the imaginary wall to check our posture?
Knees, thighs, calves, arms
Forehead, chin, shoulders, toes
Back of head, shoulders, low back, calves
Question 14 of 15
What are 2 major causes of poor posture for most people today?
Sleeping and reading
Excessive sitting and electronics
Weight lifting and running
Studying and working
Question 15 of 15
What’s a helpful solution to harmful posture habits formed by phone and tablet use?
Spend less time on your phone and tablet
Bring the handheld devices up to eye level
Take a deep breath and hope for the best
Crack your neck and knuckles
Wear blue light blocking glasses