Correct Response: A. Students who become familiar with and competent at using a fitness facility as part of their school activities are more likely to take advantage of this physical activity opportunity than if they had to seek out a facility on their own. This can encourage students' development of lifelong fitness habits as well as provide a financial benefit to the fitness facility. Although this arrangement can promote goodwill within the community (B), that would not be the primary benefit. Students who are self-conscious about body composition are likely to experience similar feelings at school and at a fitness facility (C). Fitness education should remain a part of the school curriculum even when some students are physically active outside of the school environment (D) so that all students have opportunity to participate in that learning.
