100 MCQs Quiz: Boost your Physical Exam Preparation With This Quiz

In Gymnastic the length of parallel bar is

Long Bones work in human body as

Odontology is study of :-

Which Olympics were first internationally broadcasted on television?

 “Shuttling To The Top” is the Autobiography of which player :-

How many ball and socket joints are there in the human body?

Badminton was included for the first time in Asian Games in the year

Determining status, making comparison and conclusion are basic functions of

The scapula bone is situated in

In Epee fencing the target area is ……..

Immediate treatment provided to an athlete upon a sports injury is

The foundation of physical education is made strong by

Calcium is required for the body to

In our body, main source of energy is

Study of disease is called :-

In Sports Ergogenic aids help to

i. Increase strength and endurance  ii. Increase concentration

iii. Increase pain  iv. Early onset of fatigue

The equipment foil and saber belongs to which of the following sports?

Where is the headquarters of the Federation International de Hockey (FIH) located?

Engaging in prolonged resistance work increases the muscle mass in athletics is known as

What is the minimum length of the women's javelin? 

Wellness for student includes all of the following except

Diuretics is used to

The diabetes occur due to non functioning of

Purnima Cup related with which game?

Which sport is FIVB associated with?

Measles, small pox, TB etc communicable disease transmit through which mode?

In which Olympics was the standing triple jump contested?

Autogenic training is a technique

During a netball match, minimum of ______ and maximum of _____ players from a team may be on the court at any one time.

When was the men's javelin introduced to the Olympic Games?

The Rohinton Baria Trophy is associated with which game?

During very strenuous exercise the major reason of onset of fatigue is

What is the weight of hockey stick?

Which of the following is not a method of endurance development?

Which mineral is present in more percentage in human body?

Clavicle is also known as :

Where is the headquarters of the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) located?

Which of the following statement is not correct about strengthening exercise?

The five interlinked rings of five different colors of the Olympic flag reflects

220 - Age is the formula of what?

In Retraction movement :

Learning has significant impact on individual behavior as it does not influence

I. Abilities  II. Role Perceptions

Natural motivation is also known as

The first step in planning process is

Study of bone is called :-

Which of the following gets greater food value?

What is the standard weight of the javelin for women? 

The main cause of obesity is

Where is the headquarters of the Indian Weightlifting Federation (IWLF) located? 

How much blood is pumped out by the heart of an Athlete at the time of playing?

First physical education teacher’s training college in India was started at

In the hammer throw, the put must land inside the designated _____ degree sector for it to be a valid put.

Which of the following is a communicable disease among of these

Which of the following is not an aspect of motivation?

Which of the following is/are the function(s) of sports management?

I. Planning for sports

II. Organizing in sports

Break in training first affects our

Knee joint is formed with the following bones :-

Which of the following is a matter of inheritance?

Incomplete recovery is vital in

Which organization is responsible for organizing boxing?

Which of the following factors influences the method of teaching in physical education

I. Skill of a teacher     II. Nature of school   III. Teacher’s Personality

When was Triple jump included in the Olympics for the first time?

What is the weight of a women's bar in weightlifting?

Scraped skin of mucus membrane is known as

How many calories does one gram of carbohydrate provide?

Smooth muscle is under control of

In an official FIFA match how many substitution are permitted?

Which shot put technique involves a linear movement where the competitor rotates 180 degrees?

What is the maximum width of goal keeper leg guard in Hockey

What is a standard measurement of running track?

The ability of the organism to meet the demands of environment is called

What is the angle of sector in Shot Put?

Who was the first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal, achieving this milestone in weightlifting at the 2000 Sydney Games? 

What is the national game of India?

What is not possessed by fast twitch muscles in comparison to slow twitch muscles?

Following changes do occur during adolescent period of a boy. Find the one which is marked as secondary sexual character?

Which communicable disease is also known as Hansen’s Disease?

Blood is which type of tissue?

Corner kick is related to which game

Bird Nest Olympic stadium is situated at?

Study of joints is called:-

Leadership is behavioral process which focuses on

Of the following systems which one hardly takes part in physical exercise

Lean Body Mass is

Which is most effective method for self learning?

Main sensory organs are

Newspaper, TV exhibition are main source of

Who is credited with inventing the spin technique in shot put?

Shin bone is called as

Deficiency of which vitamin causes rickets disease?

Protective foods are

Which Norse god is said to have owned a javelin named Gungnir?

The Summer Olympics 2024, held at

Who among the following gave the Olympic Motto?

The World Health Day is celebrated on

The child shall be exposed to a wide range of movement during these phases of growth

a. Childhood      b. Puberty c. Adolescence

What is Tratak?

Which blood group person is called universal donor?

Sports top form depends on

An exercise diet procedure that elevate muscle glycogen stored to concentrations 2 to 3 times normal is termed as