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UP PGT 2016 — Physical Education (Series A)

1 or 2 February 2019125 questions+3.4 for a correct answer, −0 for a wrong one

Questions from the U.P. Secondary Education Services Selection Board’s paper of 1 or 2 February 2019. Each question’s answer is under it, hidden until you open it, and the full answer key is at the end. Take the paper as a timed practice test to be scored.

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Physical Education

  1. 1. Match the following area with the event Area 1) 44 ft × 20 ft 2) 100 yards × 70 yards 3) 100 yards × 60 yards 4) 78 ft × 36 ft 5) 18 m × 9m Event a) Field Hockey b) Volleyball c) Football d) Tennis e) Badminton

    • (a) 1 – e, 2 – a, 3 – b, 4 – d, 5 – c
    • (b) 1 – e, 2 – d, 3 – a, 4 – b, 5 – c
    • (c) 1 – e, 2 – c, 3 – a, 4 – d, 5 – b
    • (d) 1 – b, 2 – a, 3 – d, 4 – c, 5 – e
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    Answer: (c)

  2. 2. Biomechanics, which involves analysis of the action of forces, is legitimately the branch of

    • (a) mechanics
    • (b) physics
    • (c) movement science
    • (d) kinesiology
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    Answer: (b)

  3. 3. Three point area in Basketball is

    • (a) 6.80 meter
    • (b) 6.75 meter
    • (c) 6.50 meter
    • (d) 6.25 meter
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    Answer: (b)

  4. 4. The end product of all the research is

    • (a) better procedures and more research
    • (b) confirmation or rejection of hypothesis
    • (c) a vivid understanding of the subject
    • (d) a body of knowledge
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    Answer: (d)

  5. 5. Most researchers consider experimental research method to be the most reliable, objective, precise and accurate method because its design demands

    • (a) use of very sophisticated instruments
    • (b) highly trained researchers to handle research procedures
    • (c) “controlled observation” of the phenomena under investigation
    • (d) quantification of data for easy statistical treatment
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    Answer: (c)

  6. 6. Challenging research questions are selected only by those who

    • (a) possess intellectual capacity
    • (b) receive the best guidance
    • (c) have resources at their command
    • (d) can think ahead of times
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    Answer: (a)

  7. 7. How many matches will be played, in a league tournament, when teams are eight (8) ?

    • (a) 26
    • (b) 28
    • (c) 30
    • (d) 32
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    Answer: (b)

  8. 8. Word “Kho” in the game “Kho-Kho” means

    • (a) Go and chase
    • (b) Jump
    • (c) Run
    • (d) Come and catch
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    Answer: (a)

  9. 9. In Greek the word “Athlete” means

    • (a) Money maker
    • (b) A city state
    • (c) Prize seeker
    • (d) Race
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    Answer: (a)

  10. 10. The number of feathers in a shuttle in Badminton is

    • (a) 16 feathers
    • (b) 10 feathers
    • (c) 12 feathers
    • (d) 14 feathers
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    Answer: (a)

  11. 11. Class management depends upon

    • (a) Availability of finance
    • (b) Subject matter to be taught
    • (c) Number of students in the class
    • (d) Availability of equipments
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    Answer: (b)

  12. 12. ________ is the main function of WBC.

    • (a) Remove dead cells
    • (b) Fight against infection
    • (c) Transport substances
    • (d) Increase blood circulation
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    Answer: (b)

  13. 13. Young children are less prone to injury after bad fall because

    • (a) their muscles are all fat
    • (b) nature has blessed them with falling techniques
    • (c) they are more natural in their movements
    • (d) their bones are pretty elastic
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    Answer: (d)

  14. 14. Who among the Ancient Greek Philosophers regarded physical education as a powerful means of bringing moral perfection in the youth ?

    • (a) Aristotle
    • (b) Socrates
    • (c) Plato
    • (d) Aristophanes
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    Answer: (c)

  15. 15. Baron Pierre de Coubertin-the Father of Modern Olympics belongs to

    • (a) Denmark
    • (b) France
    • (c) Greece
    • (d) Switzerland
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    Answer: (b)

  16. 16. The best examples of hinge joints are

    • (a) knee joints
    • (b) elbow joints
    • (c) finger joints
    • (d) all the above
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    Answer: (d)

  17. 17. If any part of the body has friction against anything, it results in

    • (a) cut
    • (b) burning sensation
    • (c) bleeding
    • (d) shock
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    Answer: (b)

  18. 18. ________ class of drugs is used medicinally to relieve pain and anxiety.

    • (a) Hallucinogens
    • (b) Opiates
    • (c) Barbiturates
    • (d) Cocaine
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    Answer: (b)

  19. 19. The relatively stable way a person thinks, feels and behaves in all situations, is called

    • (a) behaviour
    • (b) character
    • (c) person
    • (d) personality
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    Answer: (d)

  20. 20. What kind of tests do not require distinction to be made between boys and girls while working out norms ?

    • (a) skill tests
    • (b) fitness tests
    • (c) athletic tests
    • (d) knowledge tests
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    Answer: (d)

  21. 21. In which of the following sports does agility play a prominent role ?

    • (a) Gymnastics
    • (b) Archery
    • (c) Shooting
    • (d) Weight-lifting
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    Answer: (a)

  22. 22. Who conceived the Asiad Movement ?

    • (a) Maharaja Yadavendra
    • (b) Prof. G. D. Sondhi
    • (c) M. C. Dhawan
    • (d) Mrs. Prakash Dhawan
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    Answer: (b)

  23. 23. Irrespective of its kind, an organization must invariably have some

    • (a) function to perform
    • (b) ideal to be proud of
    • (c) social purpose
    • (d) to educate
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    Answer: (c)

  24. 24. Which of the following theories presents the social aspect of learning ?

    • (a) Trial and error
    • (b) Observation
    • (c) Insight
    • (d) Information processing
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    Answer: (b)

  25. 25. Which age in usually detected through psychological tests ?

    • (a) Chronological age
    • (b) Anatomical age
    • (c) Mental age
    • (d) Physiological age
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    Answer: (c)

  26. 26. Which of the following are chemically known as lipids ?

    • (a) fats
    • (b) sugars
    • (c) candies
    • (d) amino acids
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    Answer: (a)

  27. 27. Fats not only add to our taste but also protect our

    • (a) hair
    • (b) nails
    • (c) eyes
    • (d) skin
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    Answer: (a)

  28. 28. A simple stretching programme is one of the best devices to

    • (a) improve muscles strength
    • (b) remain flexible as long as possible
    • (c) improve neuro-muscular coordination
    • (d) attain dynamic balance
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    Answer: (b)

  29. 29. When muscular strength and joint flexibility are in balance

    • (a) the sports person is on top of the world
    • (b) your body posture stays upright
    • (c) neuromuscular co-ordination is at its best
    • (d) you can carry heavy load long distance
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    Answer: (b)

  30. 30. According to the training experts, strength gains largely

    • (a) speed training
    • (b) dips and squats
    • (c) isometric exercises
    • (d) weight training
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    Answer: (d)

  31. 31. Sigmund Freud is considered to be the father of

    • (a) Theory of motivation
    • (b) Theory of connectionism
    • (c) Theory of psychoanalysis
    • (d) Theory of parallelism
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    Answer: (c)

  32. 32. Who among the following acts as a time keeper in a football match ?

    • (a) referee
    • (b) assistant referee
    • (c) linesman
    • (d) recorder
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    Answer: (a)

  33. 33. When we draw a circle with the arm and wrist straight, the type of movement we perform is known as

    • (a) rotation
    • (b) circling
    • (c) circumduction
    • (d) perambulation
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    Answer: (c)

  34. 34. J.C.R. test measures

    • (a) Fundamental skill ability
    • (b) General motor ability
    • (c) Playing ability
    • (d) Mental ability
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    Answer: (b)

  35. 35. In your opinion which one is central to all research ?

    • (a) instruments
    • (b) procedures
    • (c) questions
    • (d) hypothesis
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    Answer: (c)

  36. 36. When a researcher sets to examine beliefs, ideas, values, value systems, theories, etc. in a field of knowledge, he makes use of

    • (a) observational research techniques
    • (b) philosophical research technique
    • (c) experimental research technique
    • (d) descriptive research technique
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    Answer: (b)

  37. 37. A characteristic or quality that changes from one subject to another is referred as a

    • (a) variable
    • (b) measure
    • (c) criterion
    • (d) performance
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    Answer: (a)

  38. 38. Which factor does not affect the objectivity of a test ?

    • (a) Judgement criterion
    • (b) Order of performer
    • (c) Duration of test
    • (d) Supervision of measuring procedure
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    Answer: (c)

  39. 39. ________ style of Kabaddi is officially recognized.

    • (a) Circle
    • (b) National
    • (c) Sanjeevani
    • (d) Samvahini
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    Answer: (c)

  40. 40. First National games was hosted in which city ?

    • (a) Kolkata
    • (b) Karnataka
    • (c) New Delhi
    • (d) Chennai
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    Answer: (c)

  41. 41. Method of training for power or explosiveness is called as

    • (a) Fartlek
    • (b) Plyometrics
    • (c) Strength training
    • (d) Circuit training
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    Answer: (b)

  42. 42. The period of growth and development from 11 to 14 years of age is known as

    • (a) Adolescence
    • (b) Childhood
    • (c) Puberty
    • (d) Youthhood
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    Answer: (a)

  43. 43. Chronic injuries are treated with

    • (a) Infrared rays
    • (b) X-rays
    • (c) Ultrasound
    • (d) Ultraviolet rays
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    Answer: (a)

  44. 44. The width of all lines marking a basketball court is

    • (a) 2.5 cm
    • (b) 5 cm
    • (c) 7.5 cm
    • (d) 10 cm
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    Answer: (b)

  45. 45. Which one of the followings are rightly considered as leveller of inequalities among children ?

    • (a) play fields
    • (b) laboratories
    • (c) temples
    • (d) classrooms
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    Answer: (a)

  46. 46. Rousseau is referred as the father of

    • (a) Idealism
    • (b) Realism
    • (c) Naturalism
    • (d) Pragmatism
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    Answer: (c)

  47. 47. In the respiratory system exchange of gas takes place at

    • (a) capillary
    • (b) pulmonary
    • (c) alveoli
    • (d) none of the above
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    Answer: (c)

  48. 48. Which of the followings are involved in injury of “sprains” ?

    • (a) bones
    • (b) tendons
    • (c) ligaments
    • (d) blood vessels
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    Answer: (c)

  49. 49. The world’s most popular stimulant drug found in tea, coffee, cold drinks, diet pills, etc., is

    • (a) caffeine
    • (b) cocoa
    • (c) coke
    • (d) cocaine
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    Answer: (a)

  50. 50. The school of psychology that is most closely associated with learning theory is the

    • (a) Behaviourist school
    • (b) Gestalt school
    • (c) Cognitive school
    • (d) Psychoanalytic school
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    Answer: (a)

  51. 51. Objectivity of a test pertains primarily to be

    • (a) honesty of the score recorders
    • (b) uprightness and clarity of thought of the testers
    • (c) clarity of the directions for administrating and scoring the test
    • (d) unbiased administration
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    Answer: (c)

  52. 52. When students are made to do zigzag running, their teacher’s aim is to know how ?

    • (a) strong they are
    • (b) fast they run
    • (c) agile they are
    • (d) good they will be at jumping
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    Answer: (c)

  53. 53. The French short service test in badminton peerports to measure ability to serve accurately

    • (a) low
    • (b) high
    • (c) straight
    • (d) along the net
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    Answer: (a)

  54. 54. Any scientifically-principled management will ensure

    • (a) equitable distribution of resources
    • (b) planning on more or less, permanent basis
    • (c) development of every one’s potential and efficiency
    • (d) prosperity of every individual in the organisation
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    Answer: (c)

  55. 55. The types and standards of facilities required by an institution are in direct proportionate to its

    • (a) needs and objectives
    • (b) capacity to generate resources
    • (c) planners vision and ideals
    • (d) ability to serve society
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    Answer: (a)

  56. 56. Compared to teaching methods, teaching techniques are more flexible and they differ from

    • (a) teacher to teacher
    • (b) activity to activity
    • (c) situation to situation
    • (d) session to session
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    Answer: (a)

  57. 57. The food that we eat, yields energy in the form of

    • (a) carbohydrates
    • (b) thermal waves
    • (c) heat units calories
    • (d) nerve stimulations
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    Answer: (c)

  58. 58. What is our approximate maximal carbohydrate storage per kilogram of body weight ?

    • (a) 15 gm
    • (b) 20 gm
    • (c) 25 gm
    • (d) 30 gm
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    Answer: (a)

  59. 59. As a general rule, children should not be trained for more than

    • (a) 10 – 16 hours a week
    • (b) 12 – 18 hours a week
    • (c) 16 – 22 hours a week
    • (d) 18 – 24 hours a week
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    Answer: (d)

  60. 60. Continual stress on the body and constant overload will result in

    • (a) exhaustion and injury
    • (b) muscular endurance
    • (c) increase in muscular strength
    • (d) hypertrophy of the muscle
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    Answer: (a)

  61. 61. Which one is body structural deformity “hunch back” ?

    • (a) Lodosis
    • (b) Scoliosis
    • (c) Knock-Knee
    • (d) Kyphosis
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    Answer: (d)

  62. 62. Which of the following components of motor fitness is least influenced by factors such as training ?

    • (a) speed
    • (b) cardiovascular efficiency
    • (c) muscular endurance
    • (d) muscular strength
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    Answer: (a)

  63. 63. In which of the following events the runners do not use starting blocks ?

    • (a) 400 m
    • (b) 100/110 m hurdles
    • (c) 800 m
    • (d) 200 m
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    Answer: (c)

  64. 64. The sagital plane divides the body

    • (a) lengthwise
    • (b) into upper and lower halves
    • (c) limb-wise
    • (d) into left and right sides
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    Answer: (d)

  65. 65. In body mechanics, which of the following is labelled as the internal force ?

    • (a) air pressure
    • (b) gravitational pull
    • (c) equilibrium
    • (d) muscle force
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    Answer: (d)

  66. 66. In all running and walking events there is a direct relationship between acceleration and

    • (a) the body lean
    • (b) the body angle
    • (c) the longer stride
    • (d) the stronger joints
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    Answer: (b)

  67. 67. A descriptive study such as population survey, describes and interprets

    • (a) “what it is”
    • (b) “what had been”
    • (c) “what was”
    • (d) “what is likely to be”
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    Answer: (a)

  68. 68. Which of the following sources speaks of researcher’s exceptional intellectual acumen ?

    • (a) comprehensive literature research
    • (b) search of professional indexes
    • (c) study of professional periodicals
    • (d) personal observation and curiosity
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    Answer: (d)

  69. 69. There is no better tool than null hypothesis for testing

    • (a) significance of differences in means
    • (b) value of ‘r’
    • (c) reliability of the random sample
    • (d) stability of the measures of variability
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    Answer: (a)

  70. 70. ________ is associated with ‘FINA’.

    • (a) Chess
    • (b) Swimming
    • (c) Billiards
    • (d) Volleyball
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    Answer: (b)

  71. 71. Weight Lifter “Karnam Malleshwari” belongs to which State ?

    • (a) Kerala
    • (b) Karnataka
    • (c) Andhra Pradesh
    • (d) Arunachal Pradesh
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    Answer: (c)

  72. 72. Bone “Zygomatic” is present in

    • (a) Vertebral column
    • (b) Upper extremities
    • (c) Skull
    • (d) Lower extremities
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    Answer: (c)

  73. 73. A treadmill is used for measuring

    • (a) Power
    • (b) Speed
    • (c) Force
    • (d) Work done in running
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    Answer: (d)

  74. 74. The Gland that secretes hormone is

    • (a) Pituitary
    • (b) Thyroid
    • (c) Pancreas
    • (d) All of the above
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    Answer: (d)

  75. 75. Among the following sports activities, name the one that can not be categorized as anaerobic.

    • (a) 50 m sprint
    • (b) Heavy repetitions of a squat or bench press
    • (c) Javelin Throw
    • (d) Moving up a hill
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    Answer: (d)

  76. 76. In Physical education the ‘Interpretive and intellectual development of an individual underlines the ability to

    • (a) acquire a fund of knowledge and be mentally sharp
    • (b) adjust in the environment
    • (c) explain and interpret physical education as a subject
    • (d) think correctly and solve problems
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    Answer: (d)

  77. 77. Isometric muscle contraction is also called

    • (a) Iso-kinetic muscle contraction
    • (b) Dynamic muscle contraction
    • (c) Static muscle contraction
    • (d) None of the above
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    Answer: (c)

  78. 78. Muscle cell is also called as

    • (a) Fascicle
    • (b) endomysium
    • (c) epimysium
    • (d) muscle fibre
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    Answer: (d)

  79. 79. Newtons third law of motion is known as law of

    • (a) resultant force
    • (b) acceleration
    • (c) inertia
    • (d) reciprocal actions
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    Answer: (d)

  80. 80. Blood may be thought of as a tissue in which the intercellular substance is

    • (a) Thrombocytes
    • (b) plasma
    • (c) leukocytes
    • (d) fluid
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    Answer: (d)

  81. 81. What kind of practice of an athletic skill makes a person perfect in it ?

    • (a) constant practice
    • (b) long-time practice
    • (c) consistent practice
    • (d) correct and adequate practice
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    Answer: (d)

  82. 82. A test that requires a school children to cross closely spaced obstacles is called

    • (a) hurdle test
    • (b) obstacle test
    • (c) explosive power test
    • (d) agility test
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    Answer: (d)

  83. 83. The efficacy of Coopers ‘12-minute walk-and-run’, test lies in its ability to assess the subjects

    • (a) endurance
    • (b) speed endurance
    • (c) strength
    • (d) speed
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    Answer: (a)

  84. 84. Pull-up (for boys) and Arm Hang (for girls) test items in AAPHER youth fitness test are basically meant to measure

    • (a) body strength as a whole
    • (b) arm strength and flexibility
    • (c) arm and shoulder strength
    • (d) leg and arm strength
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    Answer: (c)

  85. 85. The earliest term used for management was

    • (a) administration
    • (b) organisation
    • (c) coordination
    • (d) direction
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    Answer: (a)

  86. 86. While planning top-class facilities for physical education and sports, the physical educators must primarily

    • (a) depend upon their own experience and knowledge
    • (b) consult relevant literature on the subject
    • (c) seek help of the technocrats, administrators, architects and engineers
    • (d) take into confidence athletes and their trainers
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    Answer: (c)

  87. 87. What plays a pivotal role in the total teaching-learning process ?

    • (a) Facilities
    • (b) Teacher’s personality
    • (c) School tag
    • (d) Curriculum and syllabus
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    Answer: (b)

  88. 88. Facility planning in a school or college shall be vested in the hands of

    • (a) head of physical education department
    • (b) head of the institution
    • (c) a planning team representing all stakeholders
    • (d) Departmental construction agency
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    Answer: (c)

  89. 89. Who invented the laws of learning first ?

    • (a) Pavlov
    • (b) Hull
    • (c) Thorndike
    • (d) Kohlar
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    Answer: (c)

  90. 90. The disease called conjunctivities is a disease of the

    • (a) lungs
    • (b) eye
    • (c) spleen
    • (d) trachea
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    Answer: (b)

  91. 91. Which of the following is men’s cultural heritage ?

    • (a) Education
    • (b) Love and effection
    • (c) Respect of elders
    • (d) Sports
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    Answer: (d)

  92. 92. Which of the following are two major components of load ?

    • (a) specificity and volume
    • (b) intensity and volume
    • (c) intensity and progression
    • (d) continuity and recovery
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    Answer: (b)

  93. 93. Fartlek which means “speed play” is a variation of

    • (a) fast continuous (pace method)
    • (b) interval method
    • (c) acceleration runs
    • (d) circuit training
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    Answer: (a)

  94. 94. ________ is defined as combination of heart and muscle capacity to use oxygen for energy production.

    • (a) health
    • (b) aerobic capacity
    • (c) fitness
    • (d) longevity
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    Answer: (c)

  95. 95. Pronation is a joint movement in which

    • (a) the forearm is rotated so the palm is backward
    • (b) the forearm is rotated so the palm faces forward
    • (c) a body part such as the shoulder is raised
    • (d) a body part such as the shoulder is lowered
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    Answer: (a)

  96. 96. In shot put, the most important factor determining the highest speed is

    • (a) body weight
    • (b) total body force
    • (c) standing height
    • (d) body volume
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    Answer: (b)

  97. 97. In order to succeed in their endeavours, runners select an optimum

    • (a) stride length
    • (b) stride frequency
    • (c) stride length and rate
    • (d) level of driving force
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    Answer: (c)

  98. 98. From the view point of research, which of the following disciplines requires multi-disciplinary approach ?

    • (a) Education
    • (b) Health
    • (c) Recreation
    • (d) Physical education and sports
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    Answer: (d)

  99. 99. Match the following A list with B. ‘A’ 1) Nutrition 2) Fat 3) Proteins 4) Health 5) Food ‘B’ a) A basis for survival b) The source of all body energy c) Richest source of energy d) Key to good health e) Structural material of the body

    • (a) 1 – d, 2 – c, 3 – e, 4 – a, 5 – b
    • (b) 1 – e, 2 – d, 3 – b, 4 – c, 5 – a
    • (c) 1 – d, 2 – e, 3 – c, 4 – a, 5 – b
    • (d) 1 – c, 2 – b, 3 – a, 4 – d, 5 – e
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    Answer: (a)

  100. 100. When the Z value equals or exceeds 1.96 one may safely conclude that the difference between means is significant at

    • (a) .02 level
    • (b) .01 level
    • (c) .001 level
    • (d) .05 level
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    Answer: (d)

  101. 101. ________ is associated with “Scindia Gold Cup”.

    • (a) Cricket
    • (b) Hockey
    • (c) Volleyball
    • (d) Football
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    Answer: (b)

  102. 102. First Indian women to swim across the English channel

    • (a) Arti Shah
    • (b) Shiny Wilson
    • (c) Bhanu Sachdeva
    • (d) P.T. Usha
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    Answer: (a)

  103. 103. Sports Authority of India was formed in the year

    • (a) 1984
    • (b) 1983
    • (c) 1985
    • (d) 1986
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    Answer: (a)

  104. 104. Skill acquisition is mainly dependent upon

    • (a) Co-ordination ability
    • (b) Muscular strength
    • (c) Speed
    • (d) Flexibility
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    Answer: (a)

  105. 105. Equipment used to measure units of work done by person is called as

    • (a) Galvanometer
    • (b) Ammeter
    • (c) Ergometer
    • (d) Manometer
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    Answer: (c)

  106. 106. Which of the following vitamins can be obtained from sun rays also ?

    • (a) B complex
    • (b) D
    • (c) K
    • (d) A
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    Answer: (b)

  107. 107. Which is not the characteristic of a good budget ?

    • (a) Flexible
    • (b) Balanced
    • (c) Approved
    • (d) Non-transparent
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    Answer: (d)

  108. 108. Virtually physical education is an active form of

    • (a) exercise
    • (b) aerobics
    • (c) recreation
    • (d) sports
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    Answer: (c)

  109. 109. The outer most layer of the heart is called

    • (a) Endo-cardium
    • (b) Myo-cardium
    • (c) Peri-cardium
    • (d) None
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    Answer: (c)

  110. 110. Bundle of muscle fibre is wrapped by

    • (a) perimysium
    • (b) endomysium
    • (c) epimysium
    • (d) none of the above
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    Answer: (a)

  111. 111. In all sprinting races, the most important factor is

    • (a) athlete’s leg length
    • (b) heart size of the runner
    • (c) kind and quality of the muscle fibre
    • (d) leg power
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    Answer: (c)

  112. 112. In which of the following parts of the cardiovascular system is the velocity of blood is lowest ?

    • (a) veins
    • (b) capillaries
    • (c) arterioles
    • (d) arteries
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    Answer: (b)

  113. 113. The reasons of less interpersonal conflicts among players are

    • (a) goodwill
    • (b) effort
    • (c) skill
    • (d) all the three
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    Answer: (d)

  114. 114. A very simple method of measuring body strength generally included in tests of physical fitness is

    • (a) cricket ball throw for distance
    • (b) Harvard step test
    • (c) pull ups
    • (d) carrying specified load
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    Answer: (c)

  115. 115. The popular Harvard step test which can measure both aerobic and anaerobic capacity was initially designed for

    • (a) college women
    • (b) college men
    • (c) country youth
    • (d) top sport athletes
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    Answer: (b)

  116. 116. Which of the following areas in physical education and sports has got tremendous boost during recent decades ?

    • (a) Programme of activity
    • (b) Instructional process
    • (c) Organisation and administration
    • (d) Research and development
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    Answer: (d)

  117. 117. It is a bounden duty of every recognized national sports organization to

    • (a) employ coaches for training of athletes
    • (b) make efforts to raise the standard of the game
    • (c) give incentive and awards to players
    • (d) spread ideals and philosophy of the Olympic Movement
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    Answer: (d)

  118. 118. When were the Solid Gold Medals were last given in the Olympic ?

    • (a) 1908
    • (b) 1912
    • (c) 1920
    • (d) 1924
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    Answer: (b)

  119. 119. The primary focus of supervision must always be the

    • (a) learning situation
    • (b) equipment management
    • (c) competition programme
    • (d) maintenance of records
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    Answer: (a)

  120. 120. From the following, name the vitamin which is water soluble.

    • (a) Vitamin ‘A’
    • (b) Vitamin ‘B’
    • (c) Vitamin ‘E’
    • (d) Vitamin ‘K’
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    Answer: (b)

  121. 121. Obesity, which is increasingly prevailing in young people, invites disability, disease and

    • (a) deformity
    • (b) suffering
    • (c) pre-mature death
    • (d) ill-health
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    Answer: (c)

  122. 122. Which is essential for muscular development ?

    • (a) Extra genetic potential
    • (b) Extra exercise
    • (c) Extra rest and relaxation
    • (d) Extra nutrition
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    Answer: (b)

  123. 123. Which philosophy consider experience as the key of life and success ?

    • (a) Idealism
    • (b) Pragmatism
    • (c) Realism
    • (d) Existentialism
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    Answer: (b)

  124. 124. Name the fitness component that contains most bio-motor abilities and is the expression of one’s neuro-muscular efficiency.

    • (a) strength
    • (b) power
    • (c) coordination
    • (d) agility
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    Answer: (d)

  125. 125. Which of the following factors plays an important role in organising competitions in an area or country ?

    • (a) administrative convenience
    • (b) people’s reference
    • (c) weather conditions
    • (d) availability of officials
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    Answer: (c)

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Answer key

Answer key from the U.P. Secondary Education Services Selection Board’s official answer key for this sitting. “—” means the key gave none: the question was deleted.

Physical Education

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(c)
Q 2
(b)
Q 3
(b)
Q 4
(d)
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(c)
Q 6
(a)
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(b)
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(a)
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(b)
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(c)
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(b)
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(d)
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(b)
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(b)
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(d)
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(d)
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(c)
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(d)
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(c)
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(c)
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(b)
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(a)
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(a)
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Q 101
(b)
Q 102
(a)
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Q 105
(c)
Q 106
(b)
Q 107
(d)
Q 108
(c)
Q 109
(c)
Q 110
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Q 111
(c)
Q 112
(b)
Q 113
(d)
Q 114
(c)
Q 115
(b)
Q 116
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Q 117
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Q 118
(b)
Q 119
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Q 120
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Q 121
(c)
Q 122
(b)
Q 123
(b)
Q 124
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