Exercise Gym - Questions and Answers
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Here are some questions you can ask.
"Where do you work out?"
"What club do you work out at?"
"When do you usually work out?"
"How often do you work out?"
"How many hours do you work out in a day?"
To ask how they work out or what their routine is, you can ask:
"When you bench, how many reps and sets do you do?"
Reps are repetition. In weight lifting terminology, this means how many times they lift in one set.
"Do you do low reps with heavy weights, or many reps with light weight."
"How many sets do you do when you work out your arms?"
If you are the person being asked these questions, here are ways you can answer:
"I work out at 24 Hour Fitness."
"I work out at Bally's."
"I work out at Samsung Health Club."
"I started lifting weights about 2 years ago."
"I have been lifting weights for about 2 years now."
"I just started 9 months ago."
"I usually work out 2 hours a day 4 times a week."
"I work out everyday for an hour."
"I go to the gym 3 times a week."
"I go in every other day."
"I can bench press 220 pounds."
"I squat 400 pounds."
"I curl 90 pounds."
"I'm trying to gain bulk so I'm doing low reps with heavy weights."
"I'm trying to get ripped, so I'm doing a lot of repetitions."
Ripped means to get lines to show up in the muscles. It's called ripped because when you rip a piece of paper, you see a line in the paper where the tear is. So a person is ripped when you can see lines on his body due to muscles.
Listen to the Entire Lesson
Here are some questions you can ask.
"Where do you work out?"
"What club do you work out at?"
"When do you usually work out?"
"How often do you work out?"
"How many hours do you work out in a day?"
To ask how they work out or what their routine is, you can ask:
"When you bench, how many reps and sets do you do?"
Reps are repetition. In weight lifting terminology, this means how many times they lift in one set.
"Do you do low reps with heavy weights, or many reps with light weight."
"How many sets do you do when you work out your arms?"
If you are the person being asked these questions, here are ways you can answer:
"I work out at 24 Hour Fitness."
"I work out at Bally's."
"I work out at Samsung Health Club."
"I started lifting weights about 2 years ago."
"I have been lifting weights for about 2 years now."
"I just started 9 months ago."
"I usually work out 2 hours a day 4 times a week."
"I work out everyday for an hour."
"I go to the gym 3 times a week."
"I go in every other day."
"I can bench press 220 pounds."
"I squat 400 pounds."
"I curl 90 pounds."
"I'm trying to gain bulk so I'm doing low reps with heavy weights."
"I'm trying to get ripped, so I'm doing a lot of repetitions."
Ripped means to get lines to show up in the muscles. It's called ripped because when you rip a piece of paper, you see a line in the paper where the tear is. So a person is ripped when you can see lines on his body due to muscles.
#WORDS_DENOTING_GROUPS
(1) An army of soldiers.
(2)An alliance of states, power s ,etc.
(3)An assembly of representatives
(4)An attendance of servants, persons.
(5)An audience of listeners.
(6)A band of musicians, followers.
(7)A batch of pupil, candidates.
(8)A battery of guns.
(9)A bench of judges or magistrates.
(10)A block of houses, buildings.
(11)A body of men, soldiers, police, laws, etc.
(12)A brigade of cavalry, infantry or artillery.
(13)A bundle of hay.
(14)A bouquet of flowers.
(15)A board of directors or trustees.
(16)A caravan of merchants
(17)A code of laws.
(18)A congress of representatives.
(19)A century of runs(in cricket)
(20)A cloud of locusts.
(21) A cluster of islands.
(22) A constellation of stars
(23) A course of lectures.
(24)A consignment of goods.
(25)A catalogue of books(ie, their names)
(26)A circle of friends, acquaintances.
(27)A clan of people.
(28)A clique of persons( belonging to a body)
(29)A commonwealth of bees.
(30)A concourse of people.
(31) A confederacy of persons, state, nations .
(32) A confederation of persons, powers, states.
(33) A conference of preachers, delegates.
(34) A congregation of worshippers.
(35) A convoy of ships.
(36)A corporation of people.
(37)A corps of soldiers, volunteers, pilice.
(38)A curriculum of studies.
(39)A crew of sailors
(40)A herd of cattle..
(41) An escort of soldiers
(42) A fraction of people( engaged in politics)
(43) A family of plants, languages.
(44) A federation of states
(1) An army of soldiers.
(2)An alliance of states, power s ,etc.
(3)An assembly of representatives
(4)An attendance of servants, persons.
(5)An audience of listeners.
(6)A band of musicians, followers.
(7)A batch of pupil, candidates.
(8)A battery of guns.
(9)A bench of judges or magistrates.
(10)A block of houses, buildings.
(11)A body of men, soldiers, police, laws, etc.
(12)A brigade of cavalry, infantry or artillery.
(13)A bundle of hay.
(14)A bouquet of flowers.
(15)A board of directors or trustees.
(16)A caravan of merchants
(17)A code of laws.
(18)A congress of representatives.
(19)A century of runs(in cricket)
(20)A cloud of locusts.
(21) A cluster of islands.
(22) A constellation of stars
(23) A course of lectures.
(24)A consignment of goods.
(25)A catalogue of books(ie, their names)
(26)A circle of friends, acquaintances.
(27)A clan of people.
(28)A clique of persons( belonging to a body)
(29)A commonwealth of bees.
(30)A concourse of people.
(31) A confederacy of persons, state, nations .
(32) A confederation of persons, powers, states.
(33) A conference of preachers, delegates.
(34) A congregation of worshippers.
(35) A convoy of ships.
(36)A corporation of people.
(37)A corps of soldiers, volunteers, pilice.
(38)A curriculum of studies.
(39)A crew of sailors
(40)A herd of cattle..
(41) An escort of soldiers
(42) A fraction of people( engaged in politics)
(43) A family of plants, languages.
(44) A federation of states
#the_hindu_Daily_Vocabulary
In the following questions, out of four alternatives choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence.
Q.1 A disorder in which a person believes himself to be God.
(a) Theomania
(b) Blasphemy
(c) Antonina
(d) Dipsomania
Q.2 A feeling of guilt.
(a) Refulgence
(b) Reparation
(c) Amalgamation
(d) Remorse
Q.3 A person who loves books.
(a) Scholar
(b) Bibliophile
(c) Bookish
(d) Student
Q.4 That which is perceptible by touch.
(a) Contagious
(b) Mumps
(c) Tangible
(d) Repulse
Q.5 A person who assails cherished beliefs.
(a) Ruffian
(b) Atheist
(c) Theist
(d) Rebel
Q.6 A person in his seventies.
(a) Patriarch
(b) Centurion
(c) Septuagenarian
(d) Seventieth
Q.7 The study of ancient writing.
(a) Paleography
(b) Prosopography
(c) Oscillography
(d) Spectrography
Q.8 Happening in five years.
(a) Multimillennial
(b) Bicentennial
(c) Septennial
(d) Quinquennial
Q.9 A place where lather is tanned.
(a) Carpetbaggery
(b) Chemosurgery
(c) Tannery
(d) Utopia
Q.10 Fear of god.
(a) Zeusophobia
(b) Technophobia
(c) Agoraphobia
(d) Homophobia
Answers:- 1- (a) 2- (d) 3- (b) 4- (c) 5- (a) 6- (c) 7- (a) 8- (d) 9- (c) 10-(a)
In the following questions, out of four alternatives choose the one which can be substituted for the given words/sentence.
Q.1 A disorder in which a person believes himself to be God.
(a) Theomania
(b) Blasphemy
(c) Antonina
(d) Dipsomania
Q.2 A feeling of guilt.
(a) Refulgence
(b) Reparation
(c) Amalgamation
(d) Remorse
Q.3 A person who loves books.
(a) Scholar
(b) Bibliophile
(c) Bookish
(d) Student
Q.4 That which is perceptible by touch.
(a) Contagious
(b) Mumps
(c) Tangible
(d) Repulse
Q.5 A person who assails cherished beliefs.
(a) Ruffian
(b) Atheist
(c) Theist
(d) Rebel
Q.6 A person in his seventies.
(a) Patriarch
(b) Centurion
(c) Septuagenarian
(d) Seventieth
Q.7 The study of ancient writing.
(a) Paleography
(b) Prosopography
(c) Oscillography
(d) Spectrography
Q.8 Happening in five years.
(a) Multimillennial
(b) Bicentennial
(c) Septennial
(d) Quinquennial
Q.9 A place where lather is tanned.
(a) Carpetbaggery
(b) Chemosurgery
(c) Tannery
(d) Utopia
Q.10 Fear of god.
(a) Zeusophobia
(b) Technophobia
(c) Agoraphobia
(d) Homophobia
Answers:- 1- (a) 2- (d) 3- (b) 4- (c) 5- (a) 6- (c) 7- (a) 8- (d) 9- (c) 10-(a)
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Full List of Prepositions in English
Full List of Prepositions in English