Multiple Choice Questions on Physical Education

During the Pre-Spanish period, what was the main motivation for the Negritos’ physical activities such as running, jumping, and climbing?

• Entertainment

• Survival for food and protection

• Religious rituals

• Preparation for war

Which of the following dances was introduced during the Spanish Regime?

• cha-Cha

• Fandango

• Hip-hop

• Singkil

During the Spanish Regime, which games were commonly played by young Filipino boys?

• Sungka, piko, luksong tinik

• Patintero, sipa, kite flying

• Juego de Anillo, hide and seek, siklot

• Palo Sebo, curacha, rigodon

In what year was Physical Exercise first introduced in the Philippine public schools under the American Period?

• 1901

• 1905

• 1910

• 1919

Why was basketball discontinued for girls in 1914 after being introduced in 1910?

• It was not popular among students.

• It was found to be too strenuous for girls.

• Lack of facilities in schools.

• The handbook did not include basketball rules.

Who launched the Five-Year Physical Education and Sports Development Program in 1967?

• Manuel Quezon

• Carlos P. Romulo

• Ferdinand Marcos

• Jose P. Laurel

What is Republic Act No. 5708, approved in 1969, also known as?

• National Athletic Games Act

• School Physical Education and Sports Development Act

• Sports Competition Act

• Physical Fitness Promotion Act

According to the 1987 Philippine Constitution (Article XIV, Section 19), what must the state promote?

• Traditional dances

• Physical education and sports programs

• Martial arts and self-defense

• Computer literacy in schools

What does the International Charter of Physical Education and Sport (UNESCO, 1978) emphasize?

• Physical education is optional.

• The practice of physical education is a basic human right.

• Only athletes deserve physical education.

• Physical education is secondary to academics.

Why is Physical Education important in today’s technology-driven lifestyle?

• It reduces time spent on video games and online leisure.

• It improves academic performance only.

• It replaces medical care.

• It teaches students how to use gadgets better.