3F151 Fitness Recreation Practice Exam Complete

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3F151 FITNESS RECREATION PRACTICE EXAM COMPLETE Question 1: Under current DAF �tness and sports policy, what is the minimum sta�ed operating time for a main Fitness and Sports Cen...

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3F151 FITNESS

RECREATION PRACTICE

EXAM COMPLETE

Question 1: Under current DAF �tness and sports policy, what is the minimum sta�ed operating time for a main Fitness and Sports Center each week?

Choices:

1) 30 hours 2) 70 hours 3) 90 hours 4) 112 hours

Correct Answer: 90 hours

Explanation: DAFI 34-114 sets the main Fitness and Sports Center standard at a minimum of 90 sta�ed hours per week. Older study material may show 112 hours, but the current standard is 90.Page 1

Question 2: A Reserve installation is planning its weekly Fitness and Sports Center schedule. What minimum sta�ed operating time applies under current DAF policy?

Choices:

1) 30 hours 2) 50 hours 3) 70 hours 4) 90 hours

Correct Answer: 70 hours

Explanation: DAFI 34-114 speci�es a minimum of 70 sta�ed hours per week for Reserve installations unless an approved waiver applies.Question 3: An installation operates an additional Fitness and Sports Center that provides the full complement of equipment and services. What is its minimum sta�ed operating time per week?

Choices:

1) 20 hours 2) 30 hours 3) 60 hours 4) 90 hours

Correct Answer: 30 hours

Explanation: An additional Fitness and Sports Center must operate at least 30 sta�ed hours per week under DAFI 34-114.Page 2

Question 4: Which authority may direct that a Fitness and Sports Center close on a federal holiday despite the normal requirement to remain open?

Choices:

1) Installation commander 2) Unit �tness program manager 3) Fitness equipment custodian 4) Intramural sports representative

Correct Answer: Installation commander

Explanation: DAFI 34-114 states that �tness centers will be open on federal holidays unless otherwise directed by the installation commander.Question 5: What is the primary mission contribution of DAF �tness and sports programs?

Choices:

1) Generating nonappropriated-fund pro�t 2) Improving readiness through active healthy lifestyles 3) Replacing unit physical training programs 4) Preparing only elite athletes for competition

Correct Answer: Improving readiness through active healthy lifestyles

Explanation: The DAF �tness and sports mission is to provide resources and opportunities for active healthy lifestyles that support health, resilience, productivity, and mission readiness.Page 3

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