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WorksheetsCMO NO. 39 QUIZ FOR BSED 1ST YEAR WEEKDAYS STUDENTS ONLY
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What does PATHFit stand for?
Physical Activities and Training for Health Improvement
Physical Activities Towards Health and Fitness
Physical Attributes Training for Health and Fitness
Physical and Therapeutic Health Initiatives
How many PATHFit courses are required under the Tertiary PE Program?
2
4
3
5
PE 1, under PATHFit, focuses on:
Team Sports
Core Training and Movement Competency
Dance and Cultural Activities
Martial Arts
According to the WHO (2010), what is the fourth leading risk factor for global mortality?
Malnutrition
Obesity
Smoking
Physical Inactivity
What Republic Act created the Commission on Higher Education (CHED)?
RA 5708
RA 7722
RA 232
RA 7610
How many total credit units are required for PE courses in tertiary education?
6 units
10 units
8 units
12 units
What is a key distinction of tertiary PE compared to senior high PE?
More focus on fun games
More theoretical content
Different activity recommendations for adults
Inclusion of math in activities
What does PE 2 (PATHFit 2) emphasize?
Mental Training
Outdoor survival
Exercise-based fitness activities
Martial arts self-defense
What is the prerequisite for enrolling in PATHFit 2?
PATHFit 3
Any PE course
PATHFit 1
PATHFit 4
What is one of the learning standards of PATHFit courses?
Competing in international tournaments
Memorizing sports rules
Active and Healthy Living
Weight loss
A student's curriculum should include PE.
Transcript only
Co-curricular record
General Weighted Average (GWA)
Internship requirement
How many PE courses can a student take per semester?
Two
Unlimited
3
One
What should happen to students with medical conditions?
They are exempted from PE
They must take online PE
PE activities should be modified to their needs
They are required to take extra PE classes
PE substitution is allowed for:
Varsity players
Academic scholars
None; substitution is not allowed
Medical interns
Which law promotes physical education in all schools as part of holistic development?
RA 1425
RA 5708
RA 10533
RA 10157
One key goal of general education as stated in this CMO is
Fitness for athletes
Military training
Improving Filipino quality of life
Preparing for P.E. licensure
Tertiary PE focuses on which of the following standards?
Mastery of one sport
Weight loss goals
Advocacy and Action
Dance performance
“Enabling” in the curriculum map means:
Not necessary
Required for graduation
Facilitates outcome achievement
Optional
PE courses are mandatory for:
Sports majors only
Varsity only
All students
Graduating students
According to the CMO, tertiary PE is aligned with
Only local curriculum
Senior High curriculum
The General Education Curriculum (GEC)
College thesis requirements
Which organization sets the global guidelines referenced in PE recommendations?
DepEd
Palarong Pambansa
World Health Organization (WHO)
IOC
Which of the following is an outcome under "Active and Healthy Living"?
Designing sports tournaments
Memorizing sports rules
Organizing dance events
Participating in moderate to vigorous physical activitie
What is the focus of movement competency in PATHFit?
Adapting physical movement to independent health-enhancing activities
Mastery of competition rules
Ability to memorize sports facts
Competing in varsity teams
Periodic evaluation of physical activity, fitness levels, and dietary patterns is primarily done for:
Qualify students for competitions
Support community campaigns
Reduce PE requirements
Enhance awareness and personal responsibility
An example of a learning standard promoting empathy and respect for diversity in PE is:
Practicing emotional regulation during activities
Winning more games
Showing physical strength
Running faster than peers
The "Advocacy and Action" standard expects learners to:
Compete in sports abroad
Influence others through participation and leadership in physical activities
Memorize global fitness recommendations
Focus solely on their own fitness
Which of the following strategies aligns with the outcomes of "Advocacy and Action"?
Avoiding team play
Creating a personal nutrition blog
Memorizing exercise theories
Designing and assessing exercise programs for others
What type of physical education outcome is supported by including "healthy eating habits" as a course component?
Competitive skills
Active and Healthy Living
Cultural appreciation
Endurance scoring
What does monitoring progress in personal fitness and dietary goals foster?
Group performance
Self-mastery and health responsibility
Public fame
School loyalty
Which of the following does not explicitly appear in the "Active and Healthy Living" outcome list?
Monitoring dietary goals
Leading fundraising events
Participating in physical activities
Practicing empathy and fair play
