ACE Fitness American Council on Exercise (ACE) Personal Traniner (PT) (ACE-Personal-Trainer) Free Practice Test
Question 1
At the end of a 35-year-old client's warm-up on the indoor track, the client trips and falls. Embarrassed, the
client gets up abruptly, shakes their ankle a few times, and reports being okay. The client is limping but wants
to continue the workout. What should the personal trainer do NEXT?
client gets up abruptly, shakes their ankle a few times, and reports being okay. The client is limping but wants
to continue the workout. What should the personal trainer do NEXT?
Correct Answer: D
Question 2
Which of the following motions should be avoided when designing an exercise program for an individual with
a history of shoulder dislocation?
a history of shoulder dislocation?
Correct Answer: B
Question 3
A person is considered to have systolic hypertension if he or she:
Correct Answer: A
Question 4
Maria is experiencing pain around her knee when she runs for more than 20 minutes. This began three weeks
ago, so she decides to ask you for advice. What should you do?
ago, so she decides to ask you for advice. What should you do?
Correct Answer: C
Question 5
Tightness in which of the following muscles would MOST likely contribute to chronic lower back problems?
Correct Answer: A
Question 6
When is the MOST appropriate time to collect data about personal, behavioral, and environmental factors?
Correct Answer: C
Question 7
On an extremely hot summer day, a client displays abnormal signs such as red and dry skin, a change in
mental status, and shallow breathing. What Is the MOST likely cause of these changes?
mental status, and shallow breathing. What Is the MOST likely cause of these changes?
Correct Answer: A
Question 8
When spotting a client performing a supine bench press, the ACE certified Personal Trainer should stand
behind the client and place his or her palms in which of the following positions?
behind the client and place his or her palms in which of the following positions?
Correct Answer: C
Question 9
The increased hydration of intervertebral disks during sleep and the subsequent swelling of the disks upon
waking have significant implications for the flexibility of the spine. When should spinal flexibility be
performed to reduce the risk of injury to the disks?
waking have significant implications for the flexibility of the spine. When should spinal flexibility be
performed to reduce the risk of injury to the disks?
Correct Answer: C