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                    	 	   SECOND TERM  EXAMINATION, 2010/2011 SESSION.
                      	   SUBJECT: P. H. E.    			 
             CLASS: SSS 1	       	              TIME ALLOWED: 2½HRS
 
   INSTRUCTION: Answer ALL the questions. 
Which of the following materials is the best for sportswear in a hot condition.                                             (a) wool  (b) nylon  (c) cotton  (d) polyester
An activity which an individual engages in during leisure hours is called                                            (a) calisthenics  (b) gymnastics   (c) recreation   (d) dancing
A tournament in which a team is eliminated after one defeat is called ____                                         (a) league   (b) pyramid   (c) knock out   (d) single elimination
An adaptive physical education programme aims at   (a) eliminating the physical problems of the handicap   (b) promoting international competitions during disasters  (c) correcting postural defects early in life   (d) encouraging the handicaps to perform in sporting activities
Which of the following sports was the most popular sport in the ancient Olympic Games?                 (a) volleyball  (b) handball  (c) Athletics   (d) basketball
The main objective of physical education in Spartan was to        (a) builds a strong and virile army   (b) produces highly skilled atrhletes for international competitions    (c) encourages amateurism        (d) teaches young boys and girls the rudiment of family life.
A ball and socket joint can be found in the  (a) wrist   (b) pelvis  (c) knee  (d) neck
Which of the following is an ancient greek festival?  (a) Boat regatta  (b) polo   (c) Dambe               (d) Pytian
The skull, vertebral column and ribs form the  (a) appendicular skeleton   (b) thoracic region  (c) axial skeleton  (d) abdominal region
Which of the following is not an excretory organ?  (a) liver  (b) lungs  (c skin  (d) stomach
The movement of the limb away from the body is described as  (a) abduction   (b) adduction             (c) rotation  (d) circumduction
The body type mostly suitable for long distance races is  (a) endomorph   (b) mesomorph                 (c) ectomorph   (d) oroboss
Impulse are relayed to the brain by   (a) motor nerve  (b) efferent nerve  (c) sensory nerve                (d) intercontinental nerve
When an athlete beats a gun once in a track event, the athlete is   (a) warned  (b) disqualified            (c) suspended   (d) allowed one more trial


Which of the following qualities is developed through participation in sporting activities?    (a) ability to interact with others   (b) capacity for much food   (c) ability to withstand varying weather conditions  (d) desire to travel from one country to another
Which of the following is a sports facility?  (a) Tennis ball   (b) soccer field    (c) volleyball net       (d) Shuttle cork
 A person in a car is flung sideways when it travels round a sharp curve because                                                 (a) the car exerts an onward force on him  (b) there is centrifugal force acting on him                        (c) of the force of gravity   (d) the velocity of the car is greatest around the curve
The use of staggered start for the 400m race is to   (a) determine the fastes runner   (b) ensure that all runners start the race at the same time  (c) enables the starter to see all the runners   (d)ensures that all runners cover equal distance.
The official who signifies the readiness if athletes at the start of a race is the                                      (a) marksman   (b) time keeper   (c) referee   (d) track judge
During a 5,000 metres race, an athlete dropped helplessly on the track just before the finishing line because he  (a) had won the race   (b) was defecient in oxygen   (c) felt the race was too long           (d) was overtaken by another athlete
The modern style of high jump is the   (a) fosbury flop  (b) scissors  (c) western roll                         (d) straddle
In which of the following styles in high jump does the head lead the body at clearance phase?          (a) Straddle  (b) Hitch kick   (c) fosbury flop  (D) scissors
During a soccer game, a player can be given a yellow card for   (a) contesting the referee’s decision  (b) scoring a goal within the penalty area  (c) dribbling for too longg   (d) failing to fead a high ball
Physical education is  (a) a state of well being  (b) an educational process which develops   man through physical activities  (c) running, jumping and throwing  (d) a selected activities  (e) provision of a career
The minimum number of lanes for an athletics track as prescribed by the international Amateur Federation is   (a) 6   (b) 8   (c) 9   (d) 10  (e) 11
In sprint events, the following starts are recognized_______  (a) bullet, medium and elongated         (b) bullet, bunch and crouch   (c) bunch, crouch and elongated  (d) elongated, bunch and agilities
The fourth runner in a relay race is called ______  (a) starter   (b) anchor  (c) lead-off man   (d) last runner
The following are vitamins except  (a) J  (b) C   (c) D    (d) K
Sources of protein are the following except  (a) meat  (b) milk  (c) fish  (d) liver
A meal is that contains all classes of food is called _____ (a) balanced diet   (b) calories  (c) nutrition   (d) carbohydrate
The ability to perform one’s duty effectively without undue fatigue and still have enough energy for social life  is _____  (a) social fitness  (b) emotional fitness  (c) physical fitness   (d) moral fitness
The following are the components of physical fitness except _____  (a) longevity          (b) flexibility   (c) agility  (d) speed
The nutrient that provides energy for the body is called ______  (a) protein   (b) mineral salt  (c) vitamins D  (d) carbohydrate
_____ is one of the scope of health education   (a) driving  (b) diving  (c) skipping  (d) Personal health
Football is otherwise known as _____  (a) pam-pam  (b) gossing  (c) samba  (d) soccer
The body that contrls soccer in Nigeria is _____ (a) CAF   (b) NSC   (c) FIFA  (d) NFF



A standard football field measures ______  (a) 100×700m   (b) 120×75m  (c) 90×80m          (d) 110×75m
The duration of two halves of a standard soccer match is  (a) 2 period of 30 minutes each  (b) 2 period of 90 minutes each  (c) 2 periods of 60 minutes each  (d) 2 periods of 45 minutes each
When the ball is out of play from the touch line in soccer, the game is restarted by                                         (a) a goal kick  (b) penalty kick   (c) corner kick  (d) throw in
How many players make a team in a soccer game?  (a) 11 players   (b) 12 players   (c) 8 players                   (d) 20 players
When was the Confederation of African Football formed?   (a) 1956   (b) 1945  (c) 1960                              (d) 1959
When was FIFA established?  (a) 1945   (b) 1904   (c) 1940   (d) 1956
One of the following is not a kick in soccer?  (a) horse kick  (b) corner kick  (c) free kick                             (d) goal kick
Which one of the following is not a field event?  (a) 100m hurdles   (b) javelin throw                                    (c) high jump   (d) triple jump
Movement that involve leaving a pace to another is called _______  (a) locomotor                                         (b) non locomotor  (c) manipulative  (d) flexible
One of these is not a locomotor movement  (a) lying   (b) walking  (c) jogging                                               (d) skipping
Track events are also called ______  (a) swimming  (b) running   (c) dancing                                                 (d) jumping
The following are defects of the foot except  (a) bow leg  (b) knock knees   (c) flat foot                	
(d) turned foot
Which of the following is not a track event?  (a) sprint relay   (b) middle distane race                                    (c) long distance race   (d) Discuss
The strongest part of the head used in heading is   (a) back of the head   (b) four head       (c) centre of the head   (d) fore-head
The longest of all races is called ______   (a) 10,000m   (b) marathon  (c) 5,000m          (d) 3,000m   	    (e) 100,000m
Which of the following is not a phase of starting races?  (a) On your marks                              			(b) set   (c) go  (d) on your beds
All are jumping events except _____  (a) high jump   (b) triple  jump  (c) hurdles            			   (d) long jump   (e) pole jump
The following are types of crouch start in athletics except ______  (a) block    (b) bullet       (c) bunch   	    (d) elongated   (e) medium
Movement pattern used in imparting force to an object is called    (a) manipulative movement   (b) pushing pattern  (c) fundamental movement  (d) locomotor movement      (e) motor pattern
All the following are examples of team game EXCEPT   (a) basket ball  (b) volleyball         (c) hockey   	   (d) football   (e) badminton
The following are examples of aquatic sport EXCEPT   (a) water loo   (b) water skiing            (c) diving      (d) caoeing   (e) marathon race





The starting style for middle and long distance races is   (a) standing start   (b) medium           (c) elongated  (d) crouch start   (e) bunch
Baton exchange is normally used in one of the following races   (a) 1,500m   (b) 400m      (c) Sprint races   (d) relay races  (e) high jump
The scope of physical education include the following except        (a) dancing                                               (b) farming  (c) games  (d) gymnastics   (e) sailing

THEORY
Answer all questions
(a) Mention and describe the three (3) classes of joints					                           (b) State the composition of a synovial joint						                                       (c) Describe any two types of synovial joint.

(a) Briefly describe the three classes of track with two examples each			                            (b) State the phases of a sprint race.							                                       (c) Highlight FOUR features of a long distance race.


(a) Describe the compostion of muscles							                           (b) State FOUR functions of muscles							                                       (c) Mention                                                                                                                                                          (i) three types of work done by the muscle						                                       (ii) three types of contraction(s)

(a) Highlight FIVE factors that led to the fall of Roman Empire				                           (b) Name the FOUR Greek sports festivals and indicate their dates.			                                        (c) State three objectives of Greek Sport Festivals.