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PHYSICAL EDUCATION MCQs- PAGE 11
1. In the section of analysis and interpretation of data, the basic steps to be followed involve:
I. Finding out the results
II. Statistical analysis of data
III. Testing of hypothesis
IV. Discussion on the results
Arrange the above steps in proper sequence from following:
(A) II, I, IV, III
(B) I, IV, III, II
(C) IV, III, II, I
(D) III, II, I, IV
Ans: A
2. Select the correct choice:
Blood from the right ventricle of the Heart is taken to the lungs for purification by:
(A) Hepatic Artery
(B) Renal Artery
(C) Coronary Artery
(D) Pulmonary Artery
Ans: D
3. Knee extension is caused by a number of muscles. Select the correct option:
(A) Vastus internus, rectus femoris and biceps femories
(B) Biceps femoris, rectus abdominis, sartorius
(C) Vastus externus, rectus femoris, vastus internus
(D) Rectus femoris, rectus abdominis, biceps femoris
Ans: C
4. It has been alleged that economic consideration and media role has influenced the selection to host 2020 Summer Olympics at
(A) Madrid
(B) Tokyo
(C) Istanbul
(D) Barcelona
Ans: B
5. Which of the following criteria is not required to recognize a profession?
(A) The performance of a service to the public.
(B) The collaboration with National and International organisations.
(C) The possession of a unique body of scientific knowledge and technical skill.
(D) The requirement of a highly specialised and usually formal preparation.
Ans: B
6. Which one of the following is not a technique of supervision?
(A) Visitation
(B) Get-together
(C) Conference
(D) Workshop
Ans: B
7. Physical exercises done with an aim to develop muscle hypertrophy are by nature.
(A) Isokinetic exercises
(B) Aerobic exercises
(C) Anaerobic exercises
(D) Isotonic exercises
Ans: C
8. A research proposal consists of:
(A) Introduciton, review of literature and conclusion
(B) Review of literature, methodology and recommendation
(C) Introduction, review of literature and methodology
(D) Methodology, conclusion and recommendation
Ans: C
9. Harward step test was constructed in 1943 by
(A) Brouha
(B) Mc Ardle
(C) Written
(D) Kurucz
Ans: A
10. Legal disputes now occurring more frequently in sports require sound legal sports management system to resolve dispute. Which of the following is not covered under legal dispute?
(A) Weather
(B) Eligibility
(C) Capricious decision
(D) Constitutional right
Ans: A
11. Degree of stability is directly proportional to
(A) Height of Cg, Area of base and weight of the body
(B) Area of base, weight of the body and frictional force
(C) Weight of the body, frictional force and height of Cg
(D) Frictional force, height of Cg and weight of Cg
Ans: B
12. A research problem should be finalised considering
(A) Availability of data, relevance and health condition of researcher
(B) Health condition of researcher, relevance and ethical issues
(C) Relevance, ethical issues and availability of data
(D) Ethical issues, availability of data and health condition of researcher
Ans: C
13. Which of the following Vitamins is water soluble?
(A) Vitamin A
(B) Vitamin B
(C) Vitamin E
(D) Vitamin K
Ans: B
14. Stretching exercises influence some of the motor fitness components differently. Select the correct option –
(A) Increase strength and flexibility
(B) Increase flexibility but decrease strength
(C) Decrease both flexibility and strength
(D) Increase flexibility and agility
Ans: B
15. When the identifiability of individual performance is lost in a team performance, decrease in performance seen due to diffusion of responsibility indicates
(A) Team harmony
(B) Social loafing
(C) Team process
(D) Group success
Ans: B
16. The Society for National Institute of Physical Education and Sports (SNIPES) merged with Sports Authority of India in
(A) 1982
(B) 1984
(C) 1985
(D) 1987
Ans: D
17. High blood sugar level is controlled by
(A) Glucose
(B) Thyroxin
(C) Insulin
(D) Adrenalin
Ans: C
18. Research process should be
(A) Controlled, planned and biased
(B) Planned and controlled
(C) Planned biased and research dependent
(D) Controlled and research dependent
Ans: B
19. Which of the following is not a test of volleyball?
(A) Miller Wall Volley Test
(B) Brady Volleyball Test
(C) Russell Lange Test
(D) French Cooper Volleyball Test
Ans: A
20. There are many somatotypes proposed by different authors. Some of such somatotypes are
I. Pyknic
II. Asthenic
III. Phthisic habitus
IV. Athletic
V. Mesomorph
Among them somatotypes suggested by Kretschmer are
(A) I, II and III
(B) II, III and IV
(C) III, IV and V
(D) IV, I and II
Ans: D
21. Several types of sums of squares are used in calculation of an ANOVA. They are:
I. Mean square
II. Total sum of square
III. Within group’s sum of square
IV. Between groups sum of square
Select the correct sequence of these sums of squares from the code given below:
Codes:
(A) I, II, III and IV
(B) II, III, IV and I
(C) III, IV, I andü II
(D) IV, I, II and III
Ans: B
22. Tactical abilities required to tackle the specific sport task includes:
I. Variations of tactical skills
II. Special perception abilities
III. Creative tactical action
IV. Special intellectual abilities
Find the correct combination:
Codes:
(A) I and II
(B) III and IV
(C) II and III
(D) II and IV
Ans: D
23. Diseases caused by smoking are stated below. Arrange them in sequential order from the codes given below:
I. Smoker cough
II. Insomnia
III. High Blood Pressure
IV. Disturbance in vision
Codes:
(A) II III IV I
(B) III IV II I
(C) I III IV II
(D) I II III IV
Ans: D
24. Which of the following are nonprofessional careers under physical education and sports?
I. Physical Education teacher of a school
II. Physical Instructor of a health club
III. Sports reporter of a popular media
IV. Sports coach of an educational institution
Find out the correct combination from the codes given below:
Codes:
(A) I, II
(B) II, III
(C) III, IV
(D) I, IV
Ans: B
25. Select the correction option:
Leading is an important function of management. Leading involves many works such as
(A) Directing, Motivating, Monitoring.
(B) Motivating, Role modelling, Directing.
(C) Role modelling, Recruiting, Goal setting.
(D) Monitoring, Recruiting, Motivating.
Ans: B
26. The knowledge test demands measurement of
I. Information
II. Application
III. Recognition
IV. Reviewal
V. Appraisal
Find the correct combination.
(A) I and III
(B) I, II and III
(C) I, II and IV
(D) I, II, III, IV and V
Ans: B
27. From the following, identify the one which is not a theory of management:
(A) The classical theory
(B) The neo-classical theory
(C) The systematic-analytical theory
(D) The modern theory
Ans: C
28. From the following, identify the one which is not the principle of organisation:
(A) Decentralization
(B) Delegation
(C) Over-lapping
(D) Communication
Ans: C
29. Management has traditionally been divided along a bipolar authoritarian democratic continuum. The management where the manager does not provide active leadership and believes that problems will solve themselves if given time is called:
(A) Authoritarian management
(B) Democratic management
(C) Eclectic management
(D) Laissez faire management
Ans: D
30. A subject exercised for five minutes in Harward step test. If his total pulse count was 250, then his fitness index will be:
(A) 60
(B) 70
(C) 75
(D) 55
Ans: A
31. Validity may be of different types such as face validity, concurrent validity and construct validity. Among them establishment of logical validity is included in:
(A) Concurrent validity
(B) Construct validity
(C) Predictive validity
(D) Face validity
Ans: D
32. Two groups were tested for abdominal strength endurance using sit-up test. Mean values of the groups in sit-up were 25 and 27.4 respectively. The standard error of the difference between means was 1.2. Calculated t-value was:
(A) 26.2
(B) 1.2
(C) 2.0
(D) 2.4
Ans: C
33. The research which involves an in-depth study and evaluation of available information to explain the nature of complex phenomenon is:
(A) Experimental research
(B) Analytical research
(C) Descriptive research
(D) Qualitative research
Ans: B
34. A substantial imbalance between demand (physical and psychological) & response capability, where failure to meet demand has important consequences refers to:
(A) Tension
(B) Trait anxiety
(C) Stress
(D) State anxiety
Ans: C
35. A measure of the percentage of one’s maximum capacity necessary to perform the exercise is referred as:
(A) Absolute Volume
(B) Absolute Intensity
(C) Relative Volume
(D) Relative Intensity
Ans: B
36. Ground friction depends on
(A) Surface area of contact and nature of surface.
(B) Nature of material and surface area.
(C) Nature of surface and nature of material.
(D) Nature of surface and coefficient of friction.
Ans: C
37. Causal analysis of motion is called:
(A) Kinetics
(B) Statics
(C) Kinematics
(D) Dynamics
Ans: A
38. Mass and weight are two dimensions of a matter. Among them:
(A) Mass changes but weight remains unchanged.
(B) Mass is fixed but weight changes.
(C) Both mass and weight are fixed.
(D) Both mass and weight change.
Ans: B
39. Milk, butter and ghee provide
(A) Vitamin B and C
(B) Vitamin E and K
(C) Vitamin A and D
(D) Vitamin C and E
Ans: C
40. Calorie is a measurement unit of
(A) Liquids
(B) Heat
(C) Solids
(D) Cold
Ans: B
41. The deficiency of insulin in the body causes
(A) Rickets
(B) Diabetes
(C) Asthma
(D) Allergy
Ans: B
42. Respiratory exchange ratio for carbohydrate is:
(A) 0.95
(B) 1.00
(C) 1.50
(D) 1.45
Ans: B
43. The contractile unit of skeletol muscle is:
(A) Sarcomere
(B) Actin and Myosin
(C) Z-line
(D) Myofibril
Ans: A
44. Identify from the following list which one is not to be considered as major for professional preparation:
(A) Leadership
(B) Academic studies
(C) Professional experience
(D) Nature and requirement of the job
Ans: A
45. Identify the area which is not required to be successful in teaching profession:
(A) Communication
(B) Instruction
(C) Social service
(D) Human relation
Ans: C
46. Reciprocal Innervation means
(A) When agonist muscles contract and antagonist muscles relax / extend.
(B) When agonist muscles contract and antagonist muscles remain static.
(C) When antagonist muscles relax/extend and agonist muscles remain static.
(D) When both agonist muscles and antagonist muscles contract.
Ans: A
47. Modern concept of physical education is
(A) Education of the physical
(B) Education for the disabled
(C) Education for the society
(D) Education through the physical
Ans: D
48. Planning is a major function of management. It involves:
(A) Setting objectives and communication
(B) Directing and motivating
(C) Goal setting and mission statement
(D) Recruiting and professional development
Ans: C
49. Test and measurement helps in
I. Assessment of status
II. Assessing the differences
III. Drawing conclusions
IV. Setting up of objectives
Find the correct combination:
(A) I, II & IV
(B) I, II & III
(C) II & III
(D) II, III, IV
Ans: B
50. A guideline for finding a research problem should be to look for:
(A) Basic causes and not just the effects.
(B) The effects and not the causes.
(C) Both the effects and the causes.
(D) Neither the effects nor the causes.
Ans: A
I. Finding out the results
II. Statistical analysis of data
III. Testing of hypothesis
IV. Discussion on the results
Arrange the above steps in proper sequence from following:
(A) II, I, IV, III
(B) I, IV, III, II
(C) IV, III, II, I
(D) III, II, I, IV
Ans: A
2. Select the correct choice:
Blood from the right ventricle of the Heart is taken to the lungs for purification by:
(A) Hepatic Artery
(B) Renal Artery
(C) Coronary Artery
(D) Pulmonary Artery
Ans: D
3. Knee extension is caused by a number of muscles. Select the correct option:
(A) Vastus internus, rectus femoris and biceps femories
(B) Biceps femoris, rectus abdominis, sartorius
(C) Vastus externus, rectus femoris, vastus internus
(D) Rectus femoris, rectus abdominis, biceps femoris
Ans: C
4. It has been alleged that economic consideration and media role has influenced the selection to host 2020 Summer Olympics at
(A) Madrid
(B) Tokyo
(C) Istanbul
(D) Barcelona
Ans: B
5. Which of the following criteria is not required to recognize a profession?
(A) The performance of a service to the public.
(B) The collaboration with National and International organisations.
(C) The possession of a unique body of scientific knowledge and technical skill.
(D) The requirement of a highly specialised and usually formal preparation.
Ans: B
6. Which one of the following is not a technique of supervision?
(A) Visitation
(B) Get-together
(C) Conference
(D) Workshop
Ans: B
7. Physical exercises done with an aim to develop muscle hypertrophy are by nature.
(A) Isokinetic exercises
(B) Aerobic exercises
(C) Anaerobic exercises
(D) Isotonic exercises
Ans: C
8. A research proposal consists of:
(A) Introduciton, review of literature and conclusion
(B) Review of literature, methodology and recommendation
(C) Introduction, review of literature and methodology
(D) Methodology, conclusion and recommendation
Ans: C
9. Harward step test was constructed in 1943 by
(A) Brouha
(B) Mc Ardle
(C) Written
(D) Kurucz
Ans: A
10. Legal disputes now occurring more frequently in sports require sound legal sports management system to resolve dispute. Which of the following is not covered under legal dispute?
(A) Weather
(B) Eligibility
(C) Capricious decision
(D) Constitutional right
Ans: A
11. Degree of stability is directly proportional to
(A) Height of Cg, Area of base and weight of the body
(B) Area of base, weight of the body and frictional force
(C) Weight of the body, frictional force and height of Cg
(D) Frictional force, height of Cg and weight of Cg
Ans: B
12. A research problem should be finalised considering
(A) Availability of data, relevance and health condition of researcher
(B) Health condition of researcher, relevance and ethical issues
(C) Relevance, ethical issues and availability of data
(D) Ethical issues, availability of data and health condition of researcher
Ans: C
13. Which of the following Vitamins is water soluble?
(A) Vitamin A
(B) Vitamin B
(C) Vitamin E
(D) Vitamin K
Ans: B
14. Stretching exercises influence some of the motor fitness components differently. Select the correct option –
(A) Increase strength and flexibility
(B) Increase flexibility but decrease strength
(C) Decrease both flexibility and strength
(D) Increase flexibility and agility
Ans: B
15. When the identifiability of individual performance is lost in a team performance, decrease in performance seen due to diffusion of responsibility indicates
(A) Team harmony
(B) Social loafing
(C) Team process
(D) Group success
Ans: B
16. The Society for National Institute of Physical Education and Sports (SNIPES) merged with Sports Authority of India in
(A) 1982
(B) 1984
(C) 1985
(D) 1987
Ans: D
17. High blood sugar level is controlled by
(A) Glucose
(B) Thyroxin
(C) Insulin
(D) Adrenalin
Ans: C
18. Research process should be
(A) Controlled, planned and biased
(B) Planned and controlled
(C) Planned biased and research dependent
(D) Controlled and research dependent
Ans: B
19. Which of the following is not a test of volleyball?
(A) Miller Wall Volley Test
(B) Brady Volleyball Test
(C) Russell Lange Test
(D) French Cooper Volleyball Test
Ans: A
20. There are many somatotypes proposed by different authors. Some of such somatotypes are
I. Pyknic
II. Asthenic
III. Phthisic habitus
IV. Athletic
V. Mesomorph
Among them somatotypes suggested by Kretschmer are
(A) I, II and III
(B) II, III and IV
(C) III, IV and V
(D) IV, I and II
Ans: D
21. Several types of sums of squares are used in calculation of an ANOVA. They are:
I. Mean square
II. Total sum of square
III. Within group’s sum of square
IV. Between groups sum of square
Select the correct sequence of these sums of squares from the code given below:
Codes:
(A) I, II, III and IV
(B) II, III, IV and I
(C) III, IV, I andü II
(D) IV, I, II and III
Ans: B
22. Tactical abilities required to tackle the specific sport task includes:
I. Variations of tactical skills
II. Special perception abilities
III. Creative tactical action
IV. Special intellectual abilities
Find the correct combination:
Codes:
(A) I and II
(B) III and IV
(C) II and III
(D) II and IV
Ans: D
23. Diseases caused by smoking are stated below. Arrange them in sequential order from the codes given below:
I. Smoker cough
II. Insomnia
III. High Blood Pressure
IV. Disturbance in vision
Codes:
(A) II III IV I
(B) III IV II I
(C) I III IV II
(D) I II III IV
Ans: D
24. Which of the following are nonprofessional careers under physical education and sports?
I. Physical Education teacher of a school
II. Physical Instructor of a health club
III. Sports reporter of a popular media
IV. Sports coach of an educational institution
Find out the correct combination from the codes given below:
Codes:
(A) I, II
(B) II, III
(C) III, IV
(D) I, IV
Ans: B
25. Select the correction option:
Leading is an important function of management. Leading involves many works such as
(A) Directing, Motivating, Monitoring.
(B) Motivating, Role modelling, Directing.
(C) Role modelling, Recruiting, Goal setting.
(D) Monitoring, Recruiting, Motivating.
Ans: B
26. The knowledge test demands measurement of
I. Information
II. Application
III. Recognition
IV. Reviewal
V. Appraisal
Find the correct combination.
(A) I and III
(B) I, II and III
(C) I, II and IV
(D) I, II, III, IV and V
Ans: B
27. From the following, identify the one which is not a theory of management:
(A) The classical theory
(B) The neo-classical theory
(C) The systematic-analytical theory
(D) The modern theory
Ans: C
28. From the following, identify the one which is not the principle of organisation:
(A) Decentralization
(B) Delegation
(C) Over-lapping
(D) Communication
Ans: C
29. Management has traditionally been divided along a bipolar authoritarian democratic continuum. The management where the manager does not provide active leadership and believes that problems will solve themselves if given time is called:
(A) Authoritarian management
(B) Democratic management
(C) Eclectic management
(D) Laissez faire management
Ans: D
30. A subject exercised for five minutes in Harward step test. If his total pulse count was 250, then his fitness index will be:
(A) 60
(B) 70
(C) 75
(D) 55
Ans: A
31. Validity may be of different types such as face validity, concurrent validity and construct validity. Among them establishment of logical validity is included in:
(A) Concurrent validity
(B) Construct validity
(C) Predictive validity
(D) Face validity
Ans: D
32. Two groups were tested for abdominal strength endurance using sit-up test. Mean values of the groups in sit-up were 25 and 27.4 respectively. The standard error of the difference between means was 1.2. Calculated t-value was:
(A) 26.2
(B) 1.2
(C) 2.0
(D) 2.4
Ans: C
33. The research which involves an in-depth study and evaluation of available information to explain the nature of complex phenomenon is:
(A) Experimental research
(B) Analytical research
(C) Descriptive research
(D) Qualitative research
Ans: B
34. A substantial imbalance between demand (physical and psychological) & response capability, where failure to meet demand has important consequences refers to:
(A) Tension
(B) Trait anxiety
(C) Stress
(D) State anxiety
Ans: C
35. A measure of the percentage of one’s maximum capacity necessary to perform the exercise is referred as:
(A) Absolute Volume
(B) Absolute Intensity
(C) Relative Volume
(D) Relative Intensity
Ans: B
36. Ground friction depends on
(A) Surface area of contact and nature of surface.
(B) Nature of material and surface area.
(C) Nature of surface and nature of material.
(D) Nature of surface and coefficient of friction.
Ans: C
37. Causal analysis of motion is called:
(A) Kinetics
(B) Statics
(C) Kinematics
(D) Dynamics
Ans: A
38. Mass and weight are two dimensions of a matter. Among them:
(A) Mass changes but weight remains unchanged.
(B) Mass is fixed but weight changes.
(C) Both mass and weight are fixed.
(D) Both mass and weight change.
Ans: B
39. Milk, butter and ghee provide
(A) Vitamin B and C
(B) Vitamin E and K
(C) Vitamin A and D
(D) Vitamin C and E
Ans: C
40. Calorie is a measurement unit of
(A) Liquids
(B) Heat
(C) Solids
(D) Cold
Ans: B
41. The deficiency of insulin in the body causes
(A) Rickets
(B) Diabetes
(C) Asthma
(D) Allergy
Ans: B
42. Respiratory exchange ratio for carbohydrate is:
(A) 0.95
(B) 1.00
(C) 1.50
(D) 1.45
Ans: B
43. The contractile unit of skeletol muscle is:
(A) Sarcomere
(B) Actin and Myosin
(C) Z-line
(D) Myofibril
Ans: A
44. Identify from the following list which one is not to be considered as major for professional preparation:
(A) Leadership
(B) Academic studies
(C) Professional experience
(D) Nature and requirement of the job
Ans: A
45. Identify the area which is not required to be successful in teaching profession:
(A) Communication
(B) Instruction
(C) Social service
(D) Human relation
Ans: C
46. Reciprocal Innervation means
(A) When agonist muscles contract and antagonist muscles relax / extend.
(B) When agonist muscles contract and antagonist muscles remain static.
(C) When antagonist muscles relax/extend and agonist muscles remain static.
(D) When both agonist muscles and antagonist muscles contract.
Ans: A
47. Modern concept of physical education is
(A) Education of the physical
(B) Education for the disabled
(C) Education for the society
(D) Education through the physical
Ans: D
48. Planning is a major function of management. It involves:
(A) Setting objectives and communication
(B) Directing and motivating
(C) Goal setting and mission statement
(D) Recruiting and professional development
Ans: C
49. Test and measurement helps in
I. Assessment of status
II. Assessing the differences
III. Drawing conclusions
IV. Setting up of objectives
Find the correct combination:
(A) I, II & IV
(B) I, II & III
(C) II & III
(D) II, III, IV
Ans: B
50. A guideline for finding a research problem should be to look for:
(A) Basic causes and not just the effects.
(B) The effects and not the causes.
(C) Both the effects and the causes.
(D) Neither the effects nor the causes.
Ans: A
51. Descriptive research is concerned with status. Different methods of Descriptive research are:
(A) Interview, Review, Survey
(B) Review, Survey, Case study
(C) Survey, Case study, Interview
(D) Case study, Interview, Review
Ans: C
52. A profession should have some criteria to be fulfilled. Some of them are:
I. Qualifications of the members
II. Modes of communication
III. Health and personality of the members
IV. Means of interpretation of the profession
Among them, professional organizations provide:
(A) I, II
(B) II, III
(C) II, IV
(D) IV, I
Ans: C
53. A curriculum should be based on
I. Guided experience
II. Placement opportunities
III. Plans for learning
IV. Methods for achieving the objectives
V. Knowledge, skill and understanding
Find the correct combination.
Codes:
(A) I, II, V, IV
(B) II, III, IV, V
(C) I, III, IV, V
(D) I, III, IV, II
Ans: C
54. Following are the components of physical fitness:
Find the correct combination of the components of health related fitness.
I. Cardiovascular endurance
II. Body composition
III. Speed
IV. Muscular strength and endurance
V. Flexibility
Codes:
(A) I, II, III, IV
(B) II, I, IV, III
(C) III, IV, I, II
(D) I, II, IV, V
Ans: D
55. A variable that is responsible for bringing about a change is called
(A) Controlled variable
(B) Dependent variable
(C) Independent variable
(D) Constant variable
Ans: C
56. The value of coefficient of correlation ranges between
(A) 00 – 1.00
(B) (–1) – 00
(C) 1.00 – 00
(D) (–1.00) – 1.00
Ans: D
57. Mode is a measure of central tendency. It is considered as
(A) Average of the scores
(B) Most frequently occurring score
(C) Value in middle
(D) Sum of all scores
Ans: B
58. The research where the investigator can manipulate treatments to cause things happen is
(A) Qualitative research
(B) Analytical research
(C) Experimental research
(D) Descriptive research
Ans: C
59. Cluster sampling is a type of
(A) Purposive sampling
(B) Probability sampling
(C) Non-Probability sampling
(D) Non-Random sampling
Ans: B
60. Select the correct option.
A 40 year old man has a resting heart rate of 75 beats per minute, a maximum heart rate of 180 beats per minute. What will be his training heart rate at 60% of intensity?
(A) 132 beat per minute
(B) 140 beat per minute
(C) 142 beat per minute
(D) 138 beat per minute
Ans: D
61. Select the correct option.
Each Myosin filament is surrounded by
(A) Four Actin Filament
(B) Five Actin Filament
(C) Six Actin Filament
(D) Five Tropomyosin molecules
Ans: C
62. Select the correct option. The threshhold of neural excitation is
(A) 11 mV
(B) 9 mV
(C) 12 mV
(D) 10 mV
Ans: A
63. Select the correct option. Requirement for building new tissues for growth of a human body is
(A) Carbohydrates
(B) Fat
(C) Protein
(D) Vitamin
Ans: C
64. Select the correct option.
A new modified Olympic Oath was taken considering some desired changes in regard to drugs and competing for the glory of the team instead of nation in the Olympic Games of
(A) Sydney 2000
(B) Athens 2004
(C) Beijing 2008
(D) London 2012
Ans: A
65. Select the correct option. Insulin is secreted by
(A) Liver
(B) Pituitary
(C) Pancreas
(D) Thyroid
Ans: C
66. Select the correct option. Night blindness is caused due to deficiency of
(A) Vitamin D
(B) Vitamin A
(C) Vitamin E
(D) Vitamin K
Ans: B
67. In ‘set’ position of a crouch start, the hip line and shoulder line are maintained in the following way:
(A) Shoulder line is higher than the hip line.
(B) Shoulder line and hip line are at same level.
(C) Hip line is lower than shoulder line.
(D) Hip line is higher than shoulder line.
Ans: D
68. Resistance of an object to change in its state of motion is
(A) Velocity
(B) Acceleration
(C) Inertia
(D) Momentum
Ans: C
69. Select the correct option. The credit of introducing the term “Play way” in education goes to
(A) John Dewey
(B) Friedrich Froebel
(C) Plato
(D) Caldwell Cook
Ans: D
70. Two major branches of Mechanics are
(A) Dynamics and kinetics
(B) Kinetics and kinematics
(C) Kinematics and Statics
(D) Statics and Dynamics
Ans: D
71. Select the correct option. The use of a particular method of teaching depends on
(A) Skill of the teacher
(B) Sex & age of the teacher
(C) Nature of the activity
(D) Qualification of teacher
Ans: C
72. Competition is processes that encompass four distinct events/stages.
I. Subjective competitive situation.
II. Response.
III. Objective competitive situation.
IV. Consequences.
Put these stages in correct sequence.
Codes:
(A) I, II, IV, III
(B) III, I, II, IV
(C) IV, III, I, II
(D) II, IV, III, I
Ans: B
73. The Olympic motto Citius, Altius, Fortius was coined by
(A) Barron Pirre de Coubertin
(B) Juan Antonio Samaranch
(C) I.O.C.
(D) Father Henry Didion
Ans: D
74. An individual’s capacity to perform a motor task refers to:
(A) Motor educability
(B) Motor performance
(C) Motor fitness
(D) Motor skill
Ans: C
75. Select the correct option.
To determine what is needed and who will do it, is an important task of a manager. Technically it is known as
(A) Staffing
(B) Organizing
(C) Leading
(D) Controlling
Ans: B
76. Select the correct option:
Intramural and extramural are two important programmes of physical education. Among them intramural is
(A) A recreative sport
(B) A competitive sport
(C) A fitness sport
(D) An indigenous sport
Ans: A
77. Select the correct option. In the field of human interaction, the essence of management is
(A) Co-operation
(B) Co-ordination
(C) Co-action
(D) Co-existence
Ans: B
78. Select the correct option. Eysenck personality inventory measures
(A) Only one dimension of personality
(B) Only two dimensions of personality
(C) Only four dimensions of personality
(D) All dimensions of personality
Ans: B
79. The Brozek et al (1963) equation for computing body fat % from body density is
(A) Fat % = [2.39 / 1.57 × Body density – 4.19] × 100
(B) Fat % = [(4.57 ÷ Body density) – 5.142] × 100
(C) Fat % = [(4.57 ÷ Body density) – 4.142] × 100
(D) Fat % = [4.507 / 100 × Body density – 6.142] × 100
Ans: C
(A) Interview, Review, Survey
(B) Review, Survey, Case study
(C) Survey, Case study, Interview
(D) Case study, Interview, Review
Ans: C
52. A profession should have some criteria to be fulfilled. Some of them are:
I. Qualifications of the members
II. Modes of communication
III. Health and personality of the members
IV. Means of interpretation of the profession
Among them, professional organizations provide:
(A) I, II
(B) II, III
(C) II, IV
(D) IV, I
Ans: C
53. A curriculum should be based on
I. Guided experience
II. Placement opportunities
III. Plans for learning
IV. Methods for achieving the objectives
V. Knowledge, skill and understanding
Find the correct combination.
Codes:
(A) I, II, V, IV
(B) II, III, IV, V
(C) I, III, IV, V
(D) I, III, IV, II
Ans: C
54. Following are the components of physical fitness:
Find the correct combination of the components of health related fitness.
I. Cardiovascular endurance
II. Body composition
III. Speed
IV. Muscular strength and endurance
V. Flexibility
Codes:
(A) I, II, III, IV
(B) II, I, IV, III
(C) III, IV, I, II
(D) I, II, IV, V
Ans: D
55. A variable that is responsible for bringing about a change is called
(A) Controlled variable
(B) Dependent variable
(C) Independent variable
(D) Constant variable
Ans: C
56. The value of coefficient of correlation ranges between
(A) 00 – 1.00
(B) (–1) – 00
(C) 1.00 – 00
(D) (–1.00) – 1.00
Ans: D
57. Mode is a measure of central tendency. It is considered as
(A) Average of the scores
(B) Most frequently occurring score
(C) Value in middle
(D) Sum of all scores
Ans: B
58. The research where the investigator can manipulate treatments to cause things happen is
(A) Qualitative research
(B) Analytical research
(C) Experimental research
(D) Descriptive research
Ans: C
59. Cluster sampling is a type of
(A) Purposive sampling
(B) Probability sampling
(C) Non-Probability sampling
(D) Non-Random sampling
Ans: B
60. Select the correct option.
A 40 year old man has a resting heart rate of 75 beats per minute, a maximum heart rate of 180 beats per minute. What will be his training heart rate at 60% of intensity?
(A) 132 beat per minute
(B) 140 beat per minute
(C) 142 beat per minute
(D) 138 beat per minute
Ans: D
61. Select the correct option.
Each Myosin filament is surrounded by
(A) Four Actin Filament
(B) Five Actin Filament
(C) Six Actin Filament
(D) Five Tropomyosin molecules
Ans: C
62. Select the correct option. The threshhold of neural excitation is
(A) 11 mV
(B) 9 mV
(C) 12 mV
(D) 10 mV
Ans: A
63. Select the correct option. Requirement for building new tissues for growth of a human body is
(A) Carbohydrates
(B) Fat
(C) Protein
(D) Vitamin
Ans: C
64. Select the correct option.
A new modified Olympic Oath was taken considering some desired changes in regard to drugs and competing for the glory of the team instead of nation in the Olympic Games of
(A) Sydney 2000
(B) Athens 2004
(C) Beijing 2008
(D) London 2012
Ans: A
65. Select the correct option. Insulin is secreted by
(A) Liver
(B) Pituitary
(C) Pancreas
(D) Thyroid
Ans: C
66. Select the correct option. Night blindness is caused due to deficiency of
(A) Vitamin D
(B) Vitamin A
(C) Vitamin E
(D) Vitamin K
Ans: B
67. In ‘set’ position of a crouch start, the hip line and shoulder line are maintained in the following way:
(A) Shoulder line is higher than the hip line.
(B) Shoulder line and hip line are at same level.
(C) Hip line is lower than shoulder line.
(D) Hip line is higher than shoulder line.
Ans: D
68. Resistance of an object to change in its state of motion is
(A) Velocity
(B) Acceleration
(C) Inertia
(D) Momentum
Ans: C
69. Select the correct option. The credit of introducing the term “Play way” in education goes to
(A) John Dewey
(B) Friedrich Froebel
(C) Plato
(D) Caldwell Cook
Ans: D
70. Two major branches of Mechanics are
(A) Dynamics and kinetics
(B) Kinetics and kinematics
(C) Kinematics and Statics
(D) Statics and Dynamics
Ans: D
71. Select the correct option. The use of a particular method of teaching depends on
(A) Skill of the teacher
(B) Sex & age of the teacher
(C) Nature of the activity
(D) Qualification of teacher
Ans: C
72. Competition is processes that encompass four distinct events/stages.
I. Subjective competitive situation.
II. Response.
III. Objective competitive situation.
IV. Consequences.
Put these stages in correct sequence.
Codes:
(A) I, II, IV, III
(B) III, I, II, IV
(C) IV, III, I, II
(D) II, IV, III, I
Ans: B
73. The Olympic motto Citius, Altius, Fortius was coined by
(A) Barron Pirre de Coubertin
(B) Juan Antonio Samaranch
(C) I.O.C.
(D) Father Henry Didion
Ans: D
74. An individual’s capacity to perform a motor task refers to:
(A) Motor educability
(B) Motor performance
(C) Motor fitness
(D) Motor skill
Ans: C
75. Select the correct option.
To determine what is needed and who will do it, is an important task of a manager. Technically it is known as
(A) Staffing
(B) Organizing
(C) Leading
(D) Controlling
Ans: B
76. Select the correct option:
Intramural and extramural are two important programmes of physical education. Among them intramural is
(A) A recreative sport
(B) A competitive sport
(C) A fitness sport
(D) An indigenous sport
Ans: A
77. Select the correct option. In the field of human interaction, the essence of management is
(A) Co-operation
(B) Co-ordination
(C) Co-action
(D) Co-existence
Ans: B
78. Select the correct option. Eysenck personality inventory measures
(A) Only one dimension of personality
(B) Only two dimensions of personality
(C) Only four dimensions of personality
(D) All dimensions of personality
Ans: B
79. The Brozek et al (1963) equation for computing body fat % from body density is
(A) Fat % = [2.39 / 1.57 × Body density – 4.19] × 100
(B) Fat % = [(4.57 ÷ Body density) – 5.142] × 100
(C) Fat % = [(4.57 ÷ Body density) – 4.142] × 100
(D) Fat % = [4.507 / 100 × Body density – 6.142] × 100
Ans: C
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