PE Mixed MCQ Quiz 21

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Physical Education Quiz 21

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1. Density factor of sports training is-

A. Upload

B. Low load

C. Less recovery time

D. Reduced training load

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2. The knowing aspect or awareness in psychology is known as-

A. Recitation

B. Cognition

C. Affection

D. Conation

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3. How many draws for allotment of lanes will be drawn for the final of any sprint event 100 meter - 400 meter?

A. Four draws

B. Three draws

C. Two draws

D. One draws

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4. Eysenck personality questionnaire consists of how many sub variables?

A. 3

B. 4

C. 5

D. 6

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5. In sports training known as Tweaking the Exercise Stimulus as "hyperemia' is related to-

A. Nervous system

B. Muscular system

C. Tendons and bones

D. Blood and oxygen

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6. The physical exercises stimulus applied leads to enhances the hormonal responsiveness in condition of-

A. Low intensity

B. Hydration

C. Low volume

D. More recovery time

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7. Which of these is not an example of a neurotransmitter?

A. Dopamine

B. Oxytocin

C. Carbon monoxide

D. Magnesium

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8. Which division of the nervous system initiates a response known as fight or flight?

A. The sympathetic nervous system

B. The parasympathetic nervous system

C. The somatic nervous system

D. The mesenteric nervous system

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9. Which is the most abundant tissue in the human body?

A. Epithelial

B. Connective

C. Muscle

D. Nervous

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10. The main purpose of health education is to-

A. Give information about fitness and wellbeing

B. Bring down behaviour induced incidence of disease and promotion of health

C. Teach health related topics in schools

D. Educate rural population about sanitation and hygiene

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11. Physical Dimension of Health pertains to the-

A. Ability of a person to see oneself as a member of a society

B. Perfect functioning of body

C. Feeling of a sense of Enlightment

D. Ability to have control over emotions

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12. One of the major cause of non-communicable diseases is-

A. Mosquito bite

B. Physical inactivity

C. Exposure to cold

D. Flies

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13. Normal tidal volume is

A. 500ml

B. 600ml

C. 700ml

D. 400ml

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14. Contraction of diaphragm muscle cause

A. Expiration

B. Pause

C. Breathing out

D. Inspiration

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15. Blood grouping is important for

A. Diagnosis of blood disease

B. Blood transfusion

C. Detection of AIDS

D. Blood donation

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16. A person has blood group A means he/she has

A. A antigen in RBC

B. A antigen in Plasma

C. B antigen in RBC

D. B antigen in Plasma

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17. Least blood pressure is present in

A. Aorta

B. Capillary

C. Vein

D. Vena Cava

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18. The first branch of the human aorta is

A. Left subclavian artery

B. Brachiocephalic artery

C. Coronary artery

D. Left common carotid artery

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19. In human adult females oxytocin

A. Causes strong uterine contractions during parturition

B. Is secreted by anterior pituitary

C. Stimulates growth of mammary glands

D. Stimulates pituitary to secrete vasopressin

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20. Which one of the following are male sex hormones?

A. Insulin

B. Testosterone

C. Androgens

D. Pheromones

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Quiz : Questions And Answers:-

Which one of the following are male sex hormones?

Insulin

Testosterone

Androgens

Pheromones

In human adult females oxytocin

Causes strong uterine contractions during parturition

Is secreted by anterior pituitary

Stimulates growth of mammary glands

Stimulates pituitary to secrete vasopressin

The first branch of the human aorta is

Left subclavian artery

Brachiocephalic artery

Coronary artery

Left common carotid artery

Least blood pressure is present in

Aorta

Capillary

Vein

Vena Cava

A person has blood group A means he/she has

A antigen in RBC

A antigen in Plasma

B antigen in RBC

B antigen in Plasma

Blood grouping is important for

Diagnosis of blood disease

Blood transfusion

Detection of AIDS

Blood donation

Contraction of diaphragm muscle cause

Expiration

Pause

Breathing out

Inspiration

Normal tidal volume is

500ml

600ml

700ml

400ml

One of the major cause of non-communicable diseases is-

Mosquito bite

Physical inactivity

Exposure to cold

Flies

Physical Dimension of Health pertains to the-

Ability of a person to see oneself as a member of a society

Perfect functioning of body

Feeling of a sense of Enlightment

Ability to have control over emotions

The main purpose of health education is to-

Give information about fitness and wellbeing

Bring down behaviour induced incidence of disease and promotion of health

Teach health related topics in schools

Educate rural population about sanitation and hygiene

Which is the most abundant tissue in the human body?

Epithelial

Connective

Muscle

Nervous

Which division of the nervous system initiates a response known as fight or flight?

The sympathetic nervous system

The parasympathetic nervous system

The somatic nervous system

The mesenteric nervous system

Which of these is not an example of a neurotransmitter?

Dopamine

Oxytocin

Carbon monoxide

Magnesium

The physical exercises stimulus applied leads to enhances the hormonal responsiveness in condition of-

Low intensity

Hydration

Low volume

More recovery time

In sports training known as Tweaking the Exercise Stimulus as "hyperemia' is related to-

Nervous system

Muscular system

Tendons and bones

Blood and oxygen

Eysenck personality questionnaire consists of how many sub variables?

How many draws for allotment of lanes will be drawn for the final of any sprint event 100 meter - 400 meter?

Four draws

Three draws

Two draws

One draws

The knowing aspect or awareness in psychology is known as-

Recitation

Cognition

Affection

Conation

Density factor of sports training is-

Upload

Low load

Less recovery time

Reduced training load

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