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lindiwe

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When training all major muscle groups in a single strength-training workout, a person should complete
 
  A) low-intensity exercises before high-intensity exercises.
  B) large-muscle group exercises before small-muscle group exercises.
  C) single-joint exercises before multiple-joint exercises.
  D) small-muscle group exercises before large-muscle group exercises.

Question 2

What is phishing?
 
  A) An email scam
  B) A computer virus
  C) A phony credit card application
  D) A fraudulent credit report offer



Chelseyj.hasty

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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