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The UGC NET Physical Education Exam is a national-level test conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for aspiring lecturers and researchers in the field of Physical Education. It consists of two papers: Paper 1, which tests general teaching and research aptitude, and Paper 2, which is specific to Physical Education.

Paper 2 covers topics such as Exercise Physiology, Sports Psychology, Biomechanics, Kinesiology, Sports Training, Management, and the History of Physical Education. It also includes areas like health education, yoga, and emerging trends in sports and fitness.

The exam is computer-based and features multiple-choice questions. Each correct answer scores two marks, with no negative marking. Candidates must have a strong understanding of theoretical concepts and practical knowledge in physical education.

Qualifying this exam opens doors for teaching positions at universities and eligibility for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF). It is a highly competitive exam, requiring systematic preparation, in-depth study of the syllabus, and staying updated with current trends in sports science and physical education.

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Physical Education UGC NET PRATICE SET 1 : Important MCQs

Physical Education UGC NET Practice Set 1

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1. Which evaluation promotes high levels of learning among all the students and pinpoints areas where further development and learning are needed ?

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2. Negatively accelerated learning curve is also called :

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3. The Intramural Programmes are an excellent grounds for :

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4. Reynolds Number is a number that can be used to determine whether or not the flow around a object will be turbulent or laminar. If U is Speed of the Projectile, d is Diameter of the sphere and V is Viscosity of the Medium. Then Reynolds Number is calculated by :

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5. Individual who have “made significant achievement in education, culture, development and peace through sports” is awarded with :

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6. If we have a test of 50 items with mean of 30 and standard deviation of 6, what will be the reliability of the test using Kuder Richardson Method ?

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7. The ecology of teaching and learning in physical education helps to understand :

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8. The primary focus of supervision must watch :

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9. The definition “Play consists of responses repeated purely for functional pleasure” is given by :

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10. Identify the muscle protein which is not a part of thick filament :

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11. While the trainees practice a movement repeatedly and the coach constantly supervises, helps and makes corrections, the method is termed as :

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12. Identify the disease which is referred to as Hypokinetic disease :

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13. All antibodies are compounds made up of :

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14. Hypotheses in qualitative research studies usually :

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15. Which of the characteristics of sports training denotes the process of scientific observation, experimentation, analysis and synthesis ?

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16. A type of sampling used in qualitative research that involves selecting cases that disconfirm the researcher’s expectations and generalizations is referred to as :

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17. Moment to moment changes in perceived physiological activation is called :

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18. The amount of Carbohydrate to be consumed one hour prior to exercise is :

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19. “Play” Theories are :

a. Catharsis Theory  b. Attribution Theory

c. Psycho-analytic Theory  d. Social Learning Theory

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20. Two forces that are equal in magnitude, act in opposite directions at a distance from an axis of rotation, and produces rotation with no translation is known as :

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Individual who have “made significant achievement in education, culture, development and peace through sports” is awarded with :

Pierre de Coubertin Medal
Olympic Laurel
Olympic Order
Olympic Cup

The definition “Play consists of responses repeated purely for functional pleasure” is given by :

Bettelheim
Piaget
Guthrie
Lewin

Identify the disease which is referred to as Hypokinetic disease :

AIDS
Dengue
Cirrhosis of Liver
Rheumatic Arthritis

Identify the muscle protein which is not a part of thick filament :

Myosin
C-Protein
Tropomyosin
M-Protein

Reynolds Number is a number that can be used to determine whether or not the flow around a object will be turbulent or laminar. If U is Speed of the Projectile, d is Diameter of the sphere and V is Viscosity of the Medium. Then Reynolds Number is calculated by :

Re = Ud / V
Re = Vd / U
Re = UV / d
Re = UdV

Two forces that are equal in magnitude, act in opposite directions at a distance from an axis of rotation, and produces rotation with no translation is known as :

Impulse
Impulse – Couple
Force – Couple
Inverse Dynamics

Negatively accelerated learning curve is also called :

Convex Curve
Concave - Convex Curve
Concave Curve
Convex - Concave Curve

Moment to moment changes in perceived physiological activation is called :

Trait anxiety
Cognitive state anxiety
Tension
Somatic state anxiety

The ecology of teaching and learning in physical education helps to understand :

Dynamics of work setting
Teaching methodology
Social efficiency of teacher and student
Supervision methods

All antibodies are compounds made up of :

Poly peptide chains
Mineral Corticords
Triglycerides
Disacharide Chains

The amount of Carbohydrate to be consumed one hour prior to exercise is :

1 gram of Carbohydrate per kilogram of body weight
2 grams of Carbohydrate per kilogram of body weight
2.5 grams of Carbohydrate per kilogram of body weight
3 grams of Carbohydrate per kilogram of body weight

While the trainees practice a movement repeatedly and the coach constantly supervises, helps and makes corrections, the method is termed as :

Task method
Presentation method
Co-operative method
Observation method

Which of the characteristics of sports training denotes the process of scientific observation, experimentation, analysis and synthesis ?

Educational process
Planned and Systematic process
Process of perfection
Scientific process

Hypotheses in qualitative research studies usually :

Are never used
Are often generated as the data are collected, interpreted and analysed
Are always selected after the research study has been completed
Are very specific and stated prior to beginning the study

A type of sampling used in qualitative research that involves selecting cases that disconfirm the researcher’s expectations and generalizations is referred to as :

Extreme - case sampling
Negative- case sampling
Critical - case sampling
Typical - case sampling

Which evaluation promotes high levels of learning among all the students and pinpoints areas where further development and learning are needed ?

Formative evaluation
Summative evaluation
Subjective evaluation
Objective evaluation

If we have a test of 50 items with mean of 30 and standard deviation of 6, what will be the reliability of the test using Kuder Richardson Method ?

0.70
0.82
0.68
0.78

The primary focus of supervision must watch :

Learning Situation
Maintenance of Records
Activity Programme
Competition Programme

The Intramural Programmes are an excellent grounds for :

Student Recreation
Basic Instructional Work
Talent Identification
Skill Development

“Play” Theories are :

a. Catharsis Theory  b. Attribution Theory

c. Psycho-analytic Theory  d. Social Learning Theory

(a), (c)
(b), (d)
(a), (b)
(c), (d)

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