JSS One PHE Objective Examination Questions

JSS One PHE OBJ Examination Questions

1. physical education can be defined as
A. an education that deals with the all-round development of the body
B. A study of man and his physical education
C. an aspect of education that deals with the physical nature of the student only
D. and education for the handicapped only.

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2. Physical education is concerned with the development of an individual physically, socially, emotionally, intellectually and mentally through
A. gym box
B. ball games
C. athletics event
D. well-conducted physical activities

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3. The condition of the body physically, mentally and otherwise not only the absence of disease or infirmity is
A. health education
B. physical education
C. social studies
D. health behaviour

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4. The scope of physical education includes all types of sports
A. true
B. false

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5. The following are examples of sports except
A. camping
B. canoeing
C. mountaineering
D. marketing

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6. At the higher level of education physical education includes the study of
A. human anatomy
B. education
C. engineering
D. civic education

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7. One of the objectives of physical education is to
A. discover talents in our school
B. produce senior citizens
C. to produce hoodlums
D. to develop a selfish lifestyle.

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8. Fostering socialization as one of the important of physical education implies
A. not relating with others
B. taking instructions during practice sometimes
C. selfishness
D. relating well with others.

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2. One of these is not an important of physical education
A. developing team spirit
B. developing good sporting attitudes
C. developing sportsmanship
D. developing a hostile lifestyle

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10. Physical education apparatus can be defined as
A. implements required to enhance the performance
B. implements for farming yam and cassava
C. tools for construction physical education equipment
D. materials for teaching theories in physical education

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11. Physical education apparatus can be classified into
A. four
B. five
C. three
D. ten

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12. Facilities in physical education connote
A. temporary structures
B. permanent structures
C. available structures
D. good structures

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13. Examples of facilities include the following except
A. track
B. basketball court
C. stadia
D. ball

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14. Equipment in physical education means
A. the disposable items used in sports
B. desirable items in sports
C. permanent structures in sports
D. perishable sporting items

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15. One of these is not an example of equipment
A. hockey post
B. basketball post
C. horizontal bar
D. boots

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16. Another name for supplies in sport is
A. personal equipment
B. gymnasium
C. facilities
D. human resources

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17. The ability of an individual to perform his daily tasks efficiently without undue fatigue is
A. circuit training
B. physical education
C. exercise science
D. physical fitness

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18. Physical fitness components can be divided into
A. three
B. four
C. five
D. two

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19. The concern of performance-related components is
A. action
B. health
C. everybody
D. individually

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20. The following are examples of performance-related components except
A. speed
B. power
C. agility
D. muscular strength

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21. The components that have a direct effect on athletes are
A. performance-related
B. home related
C. school related
D. health-related

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22. One of these is an example of a health component
A. cardiovascular endurance
B. speed
C. agility
D. power

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23. One of these is an important of physical fitness
A. it aids in weight control
B. it improves weight gain
C. it increases the rate of stroke patients
D. it prevents blood circulation

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24. A physically fit person has a more healthy attitude true/false
A. true
B. false

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25. Which among the following is not a character of a physically fit person
A. improved beauty
B. respect for the rights of others
D. increased motor skills
D. bullying others

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26. Which of these is not an exercise to develop a physical fitness component
A. circuits training
B. interval training
C. weight lifting
D. speeding

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27. __ is the reason for exercise before any physical activity
A. To stimulate students
B. To improve performance
C. To avoid injury
D. To enjoy more

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28. Which of these is not an objective of dance
A. develop rhythm
B. thought communication
C. it aid learning
D. it reduces the personality

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29. __ is one of the benefits of recreation
A. promotes social and emotional stability
B. it makes students weak
C. it time wasting
D. it shows sentiment during the play

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30. __ refers to repeated exercises such that the athlete will not get fatigued
A. circuits training
B. interval training
C. isometric training
D. weight training

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31. The two major methods of baton exchange are---
A. method and baton
B. visual and non-visual
C. organic and inorganic
D. exchange and baton

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32. Another name for soccer is known as --------
A. volleyball
B. football
C. goalkeeper
D. hockey

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33. Which one of the following is NOT a basic skill and technique of discus
A. Grip
B. Stance
C. Release
D. Jump

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34. The game of soccer/football is played between two teams of -------- players each including the goalkeeper
A. 12 players
B. 13 players
C. 14 players
D. 11 players

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35. Athletics can be divided into two parts, namely;
A. Track and events
B. Field and events
C. Track and Field events
D. Track and 800m events

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36. Which one of the following is NOT a skill of shot-put
A. The stance
B. Grip and carriage
C. Glide and Turn
D. push

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37. A football match shall last for a period of ------- minutes
A. 80 minutes
B. 70 minutes
C. 90 minutes
D. 60 minutes

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38. ----------- are short-distance races run at full speed from start to finish
A. middle distance races
B. Long distance races
C. sprint events
D. field events

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39. Which of the following is NOT facilities and equipment in shot-put
A. shot-put pitch
B. measuring tape
C. flags
D. balls

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40. ---------- is the act used in starting and restarting the game when a goal is scored in football
A. Throw-in
B. Heading
C. Kick-off
D. goal-keeping

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41. What method is used to start long-distance races?
A. crouch start
B. bullet start
C. elongated start
D. standing start

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42. All the following are facilities and equipment in discus EXCEPT
A. Discus pitch
B. Discus
C. Measuring tape
D. Javelin

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43. Which one of the following is NOT a skill in soccer or football
A. passing
B. dribbling
C. Heading
D. spiking

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44. All the following are types of sprint events EXCEPT
A. straight sprints
B. semi- circular sprints
C. circular sprints
D. the shuttle relay

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45. Which of the following is NOT a rule of discus
A. land within the sector
B. allowed 3-6 throws
C. it must land outside the sector
D. athletes are credited with the best throws

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46. Which one of the following is NOT rules of shot-put
A. land inside the sector
B. credited with the best of their attempts
C. allowed 3-6 attempts
D. wrong throws are credited as good throws

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47. What is the full meaning of FIFA
A. Football International Federation Association
B. Federation of International Football Association
C. Facilities of the International Federation Association
D. Federation of International Facilities Association

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48. The following are the functions of the officials of shot-put EXCEPT
A. invites competitors to perform
B. watches competitors feet
C. measure competitors throw
D. push competitors to fall

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49. Which of the following is NOT an example of a sprint
A. 100m
B. 200m
C. 400m
D. 1500m

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50. Which one of the following is NOT facilities and equipment of soccer/football
A. Ball
B. Boots
C. Goal posts and Net
D. playing hall

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51. ----------- is the general name for a particular group of sports
A. Football
B. volleyball
C. Athletics
D. Discus

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52. All the following are functions of the officials of discus EXCEPT
A. keep a record of competitors' throws
B. invites competitors to perform
C. watch competitors feet
D. used abusive words on competitors

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53. What is the full meaning of NFA
A. Naira Football Association
B. Nature Football Assistant
C. Nigeria Football Association
D. National Football Association

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54. All the following are examples of long-distance races EXCEPT
A. 10,000m
B. 42km race (marathon)
C. cross country races
D. 100m

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55. --------- is a sprint event in which athletes run around the track with the additional challenge of clearing or jumping over a series of obstacles arranged at strategic points on the track
A. Hurdles race
B. Relay race
C. sprint race
D. middle race

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56. Which of the following is NOT a type of relay race
A. The shuttle relay
B. The medley relay
C. The circular relay
D. Straight sprints

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57. The crouch start is the method used in starting the following races EXCEPT
A. 100m
B. 200M
C. 400m
D. 1500m

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58. The measuring tape as equipment in discus is used to measure the following EXCEPT
A. The number of students in the class
B. The length of the athlete's throw
C. The area of the land
D. The construction of a church

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59. How many officials are required to discus
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5

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60. The standard dimension for the football field is measured
A. 120m by 90m
B. 200m by 100m
C. 50m by 25m
D. 150m by 75m

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61. The three important elements in the definition of health according to the World Health Organization are …
A. organization, health and high.
B. Physical, health and education
C. education, school and society
D. physical, mental and social.

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62. The passing on of characteristics from parents to offspring is called …
A. environment
B. health
C. exercise
D. heredity.

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63. The environment contributes a great deal to an individual’s health
A. TRUE
B. FALSE.

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64. The custom developed over time is called …
A. heredity
B. environment
C. habit
D. lifestyle

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65. One of these is the characteristic of a healthy person
A. the ability to enjoy exercises
B. unhealthy lifestyle
C. good friends company
D. honesty and sincerity.

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66. Sewage means …
A. liquid waste
B. solid waste
C. solid and liquid waste
D. iron waste.

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67. Refuse means …
A. solid waste
B. liquid waste
C. iron waste
D. solid and liquid waste.

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68. Human excreta consists of faeces and urine which are important sources of …
A. pathogens
B. agents
C. health
D. services.

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69. The two major categories of sewage disposal are …
A. conservancies and incineration
B. a van carrying and refuse bin
C. conservancy and water-carrying
D. water carrying and faeces.

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70. One of these is a method of refuse disposal …
A. open dump
B. water carrying
C. conservancy
D. rainwater.

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71. … is a colorless, transparent odorless liquid.
A. Water
B. oil
C. gas
D. sugar.

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72. Rain is a source of water which can be collected from the …
A. trees
B. ground
C. borehole
D. rooftops.

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73. All the following are qualities of good water except …
A. tasteless
B. odourless
C. colourless
D. bitterness.

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74. Carbohydrate is made up of …
A. carbon and oxygen
B. hydrogen and oxygen
C. carbon and hydrogen
D. carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.

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75. The three sugar levels of carbohydrates are …
A. bread, rice and yam
B. disaccharides, mult-saccharides and monosaccharides
C. monosaccharides, disaccharides and polysaccharides
D. sugar, maltose and sucrose.

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76. Protein can be derived from animal and … sources.
A. Organism
B. plant
C. vitamin
D. man.

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77. The chief bodybuilder is …
A. protein
B. carbohydrate
C. vitamin
D. water.

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78. The major function of water in the body is …
A. digestion
B. production
C. irritation
D. development.

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79. Excess intake of carbohydrates is converted into glycogen and stored in …
A. kidney
B. heart
C. brain
D. liver.

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80. Food is classified according to its nutrients and …
A. sugar
B. process
C. digestion
D. function.

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81. Which of the following food groups aids in digestion by assisting enzymes?
A. carbohydrate
B. protein
C. water
D. vitamin.

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82. ___ is essential for strong bones and teeth
A. vitamin
B. glucose
C. minerals
D. fats and oil.

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83. Which of these is important for energy production?
A. vitamin
B. carbohydrate
C. water
D. protein.

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84. pathogen are microorganisms that cause .....
A. growth
B. development
C. disease
D. heath.

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85. The following are the disease-causing organisms except
A. virus
B. fungi
C. spoon
D. bacteria

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86. Disease that can be spread from one person to another is referred to as ___
A. non-communicable
B. infection
C. communicable disease
D. a vector.

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87. Examples of communicable diseases include the following except
A. cancer
B. whooping cough
C. cholera
D. aids.

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88. One of these is a cause of communicable diseases
A. society
B. family
C. microorganisms
D. school.

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89. Prevention of communicable diseases includes all the following measures except
A. use of safe water
B. proper disposal of refuse
C. health education
D. illiteracy.

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90. Surface pit latrines and bucket latrines are examples of the methods of sewage disposal
A. conservancy method
B. water carrying method
C. van carrying met

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