Mock Test: शारीरिक शिक्षा (भाग-IV)

Match the following: I. Huxley, II. Robert Hook, III. Casimir Funk, IV. Robert Brown with their contributions: i. Vitamin, ii. Sliding filament theory, iii. Cell, iv. Cell Nucleus

A

I-iii, II-ii, III-iv, IV-ii

B

I-ii, II-iii, III-iv, IV-iv

C

I-i, II-iv, III-ii, IV-iii

D

I-iv, II-iii, III-ii, IV-i

Agnisar Kriya is also known as:

A

Vatsar Dhauti

B

Vahnisar Dhauti

C

Varisar Dhauti

D

Bahishkrit Dhauti

Which one of the following does not come under personal preparation in presentation technique of teacher?

A

Commanding voice

B

Well dress up

C

Pleasing manners

D

Proper safety measures

Which one of the following is not the variation of continuous method for improving endurance?

A

Variable pace method

B

Slow continuous method

C

Repetition method

D

Fartlek method

In RICE method for injury, C stands for:

A

Contraction

B

Compression

C

Capacity

D

Concentration

Which Pranayam removes disorders of the 'Dhatu'?

A

Sheetali

B

Bhramari

C

Nadi Shodhan

D

Ujjayi

Which one of the following is not a step of presentation for a teacher?

A

Orientation

B

Exploration

C

Maintaining record

D

Recitation

Which injury sometimes called Mild Head Injury?

A

Impact fracture

B

Depressed fracture

C

Laceration

D

Concussion

Injury in which skin and underlying tissues are cut or torn:

A

Hematoma

B

Contusion

C

Laceration

D

Abrasion

Which one of the following is not the principle of sports training?

A

Principle of cyclicity

B

Principle of progression of load

C

Principle of use and disuse

D

Principle of continuity of training

Read the statements carefully and choose the correct option: Statement (i): Overstretching of ligament is called strain. Statement (ii): Ligament are tissues that connect bones at a joint.

A

Only statement (i) is correct.

B

Both statements are correct.

C

Only statement (ii) is correct.

D

Both statements are incorrect.

Paralympics Games earlier known as:

A

Spartakiad

B

Pan Hellenic Games

C

Stoke Mandeville Games

D

Disabled Games

Which one of the following pair is not correctly matched?

A

Olympic Games - 776 B.C.

B

Pythian Games - 586 B.C.

C

Nemean Games - 573 B.C.

D

Isthmian Games - 580 B.C.

The Olympic charter was first published in:

A

1904

B

1908

C

1912

D

1920

Which one of the following is defined as the ability to overcome resistance with high speed?

A

Explosive strength

B

Maximum strength

C

Strength endurance

D

Endurance strength

Sudiraman Cup is associated with which game?

A

Badminton

B

Table Tennis

C

Field Hockey

D

Soccer

National anti doping agency functions under which Union Ministry?

A

Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports

B

Ministry of Home Affairs

C

Ministry of Education

D

Ministry of Defence

If a person perform a behaviour for its own sake, which type of motivation is it?

A

Extrinsic

B

Intrinsic

C

Achievement

D

Extrinsic and Intrinsic both

Rotator Cuff works as a stabilizer of which joint?

A

Hip Joint

B

Knee Joint

C

Elbow Joint

D

Shoulder Joint

In which teaching method students are given an opportunity to perform in their own time?

A

Imitation method

B

Demonstration method

C

At-will method

D

Command method

Pes Planus is another name of which postural deformity?

A

Knock knee

B

Flat foot

C

Bow leg

D

Kyphosis

Who gave Surplus Energy theory of play?

A

Herbert Spencer & Schiller

B

G. P. W. Patrick

C

Karl Groos

D

G. Stanley Hall

Decrease in ability to concentrate is which type of symptoms of overload?

A

Psychic symptoms

B

Performance symptoms

C

Somatic functional symptoms

D

Social symptoms

Which one of the following is a process of cleaning the intestine and colon?

A

Basti

B

Dhauti

C

Nauli

D

Neti

Which one of the following is not the principle of growth and development?

A

Principle of uniform pattern

B

Principle of general & specific responses

C

Principle of interrelation

D

Principle of clarity

When the Axis is close to the force:

A

Lever produces speed & range of motion.

B

Lever produces force motion.

C

Lever produces balance.

D

Lever produces both speed and force motion.

Who was the founder of a system of Gymnastics in schools of Germany?

A

Johan Bernard Basedow

B

Ludwig John

C

Guts-Muths

D

Immanuel Kant

Arrange in correct sequence (Superior to inferior): 1. Bronchi, 2. Bronchioles, 3. Larynx, 4. Pharynx, 5. Trachea

A

4, 3, 5, 1, 2

B

4, 5, 3, 2, 1

C

3, 4, 5, 1, 2

D

5, 3, 4, 1, 2

Read the statements carefully and choose the correct option: Statement (i): Head forward & Backward is movement of I class lever. Statement (ii): Biceps curl is example of I class lever. Statement (iii): Lateral raises exercise is example of III class lever.

A

Only statements (i) and (ii) are correct.

B

Only statements (i) and (iii) are correct.

C

Only statements (ii) and (iii) are correct.

D

All statements are correct.

Who founded 'Bihar School of Yoga'?

A

Swami Satyanand Saraswati

B

Swami Shivananda Saraswati

C

Swami Niranjanananda Saraswati

D

Swami Satyasangananda Saraswati

If 17 teams are in the tournament, how many teams get place in second half?

A

9

B

8

C

7

D

10

Pedagogy is the study of:

A

Learning process

B

Teaching methods

C

Guiding students

D

Education

Which one of the following movement occur between tarsal bones?

A

Dorsi flexion

B

Supination

C

Medial rotation

D

Inversion

Who banned the Ancient Olympic Games?

A

Caracalla

B

Majorian

C

Magnus Maximus

D

Theodosius I

Which one of the following is not the major objective of extramural competition?

A

To bring laurels to the institution by registering victory.

B

To develop brotherhood and friendship among participating institutions.

C

To provide optimal opportunity to greater number of students for acquiring the skill and art of organising & administering.

D

To encourage social interaction among teams.

Which of the following disorder occur in adults due to prolonged deficiency of Vitamin D?

A

Rickets

B

Osteoporosis

C

Osteomalacia

D

Osteoarthritis

On which Asana 'Om Khagaya Namah' Mantra is chanted during Suryanamaskar?

A

Ashwa Sanchalanasan

B

Ashtanga Namaskara

C

Parvatasana

D

Bhujangasana

Which one of the following is not an objective of intramural competition?

A

Providing opportunity to every student to participate in game according to his interest.

B

To develop the feeling of cooperation among the students.

C

To provide opportunity to students to roaming here and there.

D

To locate sports talents.

How many essential Amino Acids must be available in diet?

A

9 Amino Acids

B

20 Amino Acids

C

12 Amino Acids

D

17 Amino Acids

Which teaching method of the following is least useful in Physical Education and Sports?

A

Command method

B

Demonstration method

C

Discussion methods

D

Project method

Which system protect us from diseases?

A

Lymphatic system

B

Nervous system

C

Cardiovascular system

D

Urinary system

Which is defined as the motor procedure for tracking a motor task?

A

Skill

B

Style

C

Technique

D

Tactics

Who is associated with Recapitulation theory of play?

A

Karl Groos

B

G. P. W. Patrick

C

G. Stanley Hall

D

Von Schiller

Which one of the following is an example of Bi-Axial Joint?

A

Gliding joint

B

Hinge joint

C

Ball & Socket joint

D

Condyloid joint

Which speed ability do a single movement in minimum of time?

A

Acceleration ability

B

Locomotor ability

C

Speed endurance

D

Movement speed

Match the following: I. Operant conditioning, II. Classical conditioning, III. Trial & Error method, IV. Insight theory of learning with: i. Wolfgang Kohlar, ii. E. L. Thorndike, iii. Ivan Pavlov, iv. B. F. Skinner

A

I-iv, II-iii, III-ii, IV-i

B

I-i, II-ii, III-iii, IV-iv

C

I-iv, II-i, III-iii, IV-ii

D

I-ii, II-iii, III-iv, IV-i

Which one of the following statement is false about ascorbic acid?

A

Ascorbic acid is natural water soluble vitamin.

B

It is an antioxidant agent.

C

It does not participate in fighting bacterial infection.

D

It works for formation of collagen in fibrous tissue.

Which postural deformity can occur due to Spina Bifida?

A

Lordosis

B

Bow leg

C

Knock knee

D

Kyphosis

According to body mass index which range comes under overweight category?

A

Below 18.5

B

18.5 to 24.9

C

25 to 29.9

D

30 and greater

Which is conical movement?

A

Inward rotation

B

Outward rotation

C

Inversion

D

Circumduction

Which breathing utilises the middle lobes of the lungs by expanding and contracting the rib cage?

A

Thoracic breathing

B

Abdominal breathing

C

Natural breathing

D

Clavicular breathing

If forearm is being extended by the triceps muscle against a resistance, then which type of lever it is?

A

Third class lever

B

First class lever

C

Second class lever

D

First & Second class lever

Read the statements carefully and choose the correct option: Statement (i): Immovable joint is also known as cartilaginous joint. Statement (ii): Amphiarthrosis is a cartilaginous joint. Statement (iii): Synovial joint is diarthrosis joint.

A

Only statements (i) and (ii) are correct.

B

Only statements (ii) and (iii) are correct.

C

All statements are correct.

D

Only statements (i) and (iii) are correct.

When was Conditioned Response theory propounded?

A

1902

B

1904

C

1906

D

1908

Adolescence word is derived from adolescence, from which language is it?

A

Latin

B

Greek

C

French

D

Spanish

Supercompensation means:

A

Second wind

B

Fatigue

C

Oxygen debt

D

Adaptation to load

What is the full form of LAN in computer terminology?

A

Local Access Network

B

Local Area Network

C

Local Adaptation Network

D

Local Available Network

On which day World Rabies Day is observed?

A

24th March

B

28th September

C

28th July

D

04th February

Who among the following is conferred with Dhyanchand Award for Lifetime Achievement 2022 in athletics?

A

Dharamvir Singh

B

Nir Bahadur Gurung

C

Ashwini Akkunji

D

B. C. Suresh

Which Panhellenic games organised at Delphi?

A

Olympic Games

B

Pythian Games

C

Isthmian Games

D

Nemean Games