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Identify the LEAST accurate statement about physical fitness.

Identify the LEAST accurate statement about physical fitness.
A) Endurance, speed, agility, coordination, reaction time, strength, flexibility and balance are a part of being fit.
B) Time spent in physical activity has a negative effect on achievement of educational standards.
C) Moderate physical activity improves children's ability to focus their attention after participation.
D) Children who are fit when young tend to remain fit in adolescence.

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Contemporary Clinical Immunology and Serology

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Authors: Rittenhouse-Olso, DeNardin

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