ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA (ACSN) JOINT MOCK EXAMINATION (JME) MARCH 2014 JSCE P.H.E SECTION A OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS: 1 HOUR 1.

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1 ASSOCIATION OF CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA (ACSN) JOINT MOCK EXAMINATION (JME) MARCH 2014 JSCE P.H.E SECTION A OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS: 1 HOUR 1. physical education and sports is said to have been fulfilled if the (a) persons attitude change positively (b) persons attitude change negatively (c) persons have heavy weight (d) persons feel fatigued 2. Improvement of good human relation is achieved through (a) Mental well being of an individual (b) Emotional well being of an individual (c) Social well being of an individual (d) Physical well being of an individual 3. The weight of discus for men is (a) 1 kg (b) 2 kg (c) 3 kg (d) 4 kg 4. Participants are (a) Those that beat the referee (b) Those that watch the game (c) Those that record the game (d) Those that take part in playing the game 5. The human body is made up of -----% of water (a) 75 (b) 95 (c) 65 (d) Another name for shot put is (a) Dirty fingers, clean palm and clean neck (b) Clean fingers, dirty palm and clean neck (c) Dirty fingers, clean palm and dirty neck (d) Shot put 7. Pole vault is an Olympic event that the jumper uses to jump over a cross bar (a) Bamboo or fibree glass (b) Wood (c) Iron (d) Stick 8. The game of soccer last for ---- minutes (a) 60 (b) 80 (c) 90 (d) The full meaning of Y.M.C.A is (a) Young Men Christian Assembly (b) Young Men Christian Association

2 (c) Young Men Christian Addition (d) Young Men Christ After event 10. Spectators are (a) Those that looks for trouble (b) Those that are prone to illness (c) Those that play the game (d) Those that only watch the game 11. In a game of volley ball, time out is for the purpose of (a) Fighting with players (b) Game over (c) Coach discussing with his players (d) Playing the game 12. Tuberculosis is an example of (a) Air borne disease (b) Water borne disease (c) Insect borne disease (d) Disease 13. Swimming is the movement on water with the use of legs, arms and body in motion called (a) Swimming (b) Stroke (c) Alarm (d) Movement on water 14. Recreational activities that are taking place inside the room is called (a) Recreation (b) Room activities (c) Out door activities (d) Indoor activities 15. The landing area of javelin is about (a) 29 0 (b) 28 0 (c) 27 0 (d) Which of the following game stick is applicable? (a) Hockey (b) Soccer (c) Hand ball (d) Volley ball 17. The transfer of traits or characteristics passed on from one generation to the next is called (a) Health (b) Heredity (c) Disease (d) Person 18. The ability of the group of muscles to continuously perform work without fatigue is called (a) Muscular ligament (b) Muscular work (c) Muscular endurance (d) Muscular weight 19. The two standard relay race are and (a) 4x100m, 4x400m

3 (b) 4x500m, 100x400m (c) 100m x10,000m (d) 300m by 400m 20. The equipment used as a means of exchange in the exchange zoon is called (a) Book (b) Baton (c) Iron (d) Stone 21. All are tennis equipment except (a) Tennis racket (b) Tennis ball (c) Tennis court (d) Canvas 22. If the score in tennis is 40-40, all is said to be ---- (a) Love (b) Add (c) Let (d) Deuce 23. Table tennis was first called (a) Ping pong (b) Pong table (c) Table tennis (d) Table on table 24. How many players form a team in hand ball game? (a) 7 (b) 14 (c) 5 (d) Which of the following is a dual game? (a) Soccer game (b) Table tennis (c) Volley ball game (d) Hockey game 26. Which of the following basic skills is not related to volley ball? (a) Digging (b) Service (c) Spiking (d) Dribbling 27. The human body is made up of bones (a) 200 (b) 250 (c) 206 (d) is the study of structure of an animal (a) Physiology (b) Biology (c) Anatomy (d) Physics 29. The Olympic festival started as far back as ----

4 (a) 557BC (b) 1685AD (c) 776BC (d) 200AD 30. The bone cage which encloses the delicate organs of the body such as the heart is called (a) Sternum (b) Hip (c) Skill (d) Bones 31. All sports or games that are played inside the water are called (a) Aquatic sports (b) Water sports (c) Gymnastics sports (d) Rugby sports 32. Regular exercise helps the body to ---- (a) Gain weight (b) Gain energy (c) Keep physical fitness (d) Look for trouble 33. How would you care and support people living with HIV and AIDs? (a) Run away from them (b) Avoid them because of their sickness (c) Be friendly and keep them company (d) Refuse to smile with them 34. In a Kokuwa game, if two hands and two knees touch the ground, it s recorded as (a) 8 points (b) 10 points (c) 2 points (d) 4 points 35. Which of the following is not a traditional sport? (a) Ayo game (b) Kokuwa game (c) Dambe game (d) Soccer game 36. The first care given to an injured person before the service of the medical doctor is called (a) Doctor s Aid (b) First Aid (c) Accident Aid (d) Antiseptic Aid is the modern toilet (a) Pit latrine (b) Water carriage system (c) Landfill (d) Incinerator 38. One of the following is the aims and objectives of first aid services (a) To kill the victim (b) To worsen the case (c) To save life of the victim (d) To ask the victim to run

5 and are the two components of physical fitness (a) Inside and outside related components (b) Health and performance related components (c) Communicable and non-communicable related components (d) Visual and non-visual related components 40. The ability to rapidly change the position of the body is called (a) Agility (b) Flexibility (c) Speed (d) Muscular 41. The standard Athletic track is measured (a) 400m (b) 800m (c) 600m (d) 200m 42. The new name for linesmen in soccer game is (a) Assistant coach (b) Assistant referee (c) Assistant player (d) Assistant linesman 43. The longest and strongest born in the human body is the (a) Femur (b) Sternum (c) Vertebral colum (d) Clavicle 44. The game of basket ball was invented in the year 1891 by (a) James Naismith (b) William Morgan (c) Agyamai Ephraim (d) Naismith Ephraim 45. Drug abuse is described as the taking of drugs without Doctor s (a) Transquillizer (b) Prescription (c) Drug dependence (d) Medical is essential to life (a) Bear (b) Smoking (c) Water (d) Disease 47. Artificial respiration is given to a (a) Casualty who refused to talk (b) Casualty who has difficulty in breathing (c) Casualty who is not in the hospital (d) Casualty who has shortage of blood 48. The 2013 African cup of Nations was won by ---- (a) Nigeria (b) Egypt (c) Cameroon

6 (d) Ghana 49. The following are values of physical education and sports except (a) Financial values (b) Aesthetics values (c) Happiness values (d) Agricultural values is the science that deals with the study of types of food and their uses in the body (a) Nutrients (b) Food (c) Nitrogen (d) Nutrition 51. When was the game of volley ball originated? (a) 1895 (b) 1880 (c) 1891 (d) Food is classified into (a) 5 classes (b) 6 classes (c) 7 classes (d) 8 classes 53. All the following are common sport injuries except (a) Sprain (b) Dislocation (c) Fractures (d) Shin-guards 54. The landing area of shot put and discuss is (a) 45 0 (b) 29 0 (c) 65 0 (d) 400m 55. Which of the following is not a game played with racket? (a) Table tennis (b) Soccer (c) Badminton (d) Tennis 56. When Let is mentioned in tennis, it means (a) Players change sides (b) Receiver serves the ball (c) Server reserves the ball (d) Server makes a point 57. Which game requires boots, shing-guards, sticks, goal keeper pad and ball to play? (a) Hockey (b) Soccer (c) Crickets (d) Squash 58. The following are strokes in swimming except --- (a) Butterfly stroke (b) Back stroke

7 (c) Fly stroke (d) Front crawl 59. What is the measurement of the volley ball court? (a) 18m by 9m (b) 20m by 10m (c) 110m by 50m (d) 30m by 15m 60. Which body is responsible for the organization of sports for Colleges of Education in Nigeria? (a) NATCEGA (b) NUGA (c) NSSF (d) FIFA SECTION B: ESSAY 45 MINUTES ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS 1a. Define the term Environmental pollution. b. List four types of Environmental pollution 2a. What is Posture? b. List five ways of maintaining good posture 3a. What is the difference between movement and rhythm. b. List the three types of movement and explain one out of the three. 4a. Differentiate between middle distance races and long distance races with examples. b. Differentiate between field event and track event.

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