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WorksheetsPHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION JSS 2 XAMS
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Why is safety education important in sports?
To make games boring
To prevent injuries and accidents
To increase cost
To reduce fun
Which of the following is a safety rule in sports?
Wear proper gear (helmet, pads)
Play with broken equipment
Ignore warm-up
Run on wet surfaces
A quick stretch before a game helps to:
Increase speed instantly
Prevent muscle strain
Show off flexibility
Waste time
Which surface is safest for running sprints?
Loose gravel
Grass field
Flat rubber track
Muddy ground
If a teammate falls and can't get up, you should:
Leave them alone
Call for help and keep playing
Move them forcefully
Ignore and continue
Wearing a mouthguard is most important in which sport?
Swimming
Table tennis
Boxing
Chess
In a 100 m sprint, the start position is:
Standing upright
Crouch (blocks) - "On your marks, set, go!"
Walking start
Jumping start
A relay race usually uses how many batons?
None
1 baton
2 batons
4 batons
The exchange zone in a relay is:
20 m long
30 m long
50 m long
100 m long
Which command finishes a sprint race?
"Ready, go!"
"Stop!"
"Finish!"
"On your marks, set, go!"
In a 4 × 100 m relay, each runner runs:
25 m
50 m
100 m
200 m
A false start in sprinting means:
Runner crossed the line early
Runner fell
Runner slowed down
None of the above
How many players are on a basketball team on the court?
5
6
7
11
A free throw in basketball is worth how many points?
1
2
3
0
In football (soccer), a goalkeeper is allowed to handle the ball:
Anywhere on the field
Inside his own penalty area
Inside opponent's half
Never
How long is a standard football match (excluding extra time)?
60 minutes (1 hour)
80 minutes
90 minutes (2 × 45 min)
100 minutes
A "dribble" in basketball means:
Passing to teammate
Bouncing the ball while moving
Shooting from mid‑court
Blocking an opponent
What is a "handball" foul in football?
Using chest to control ball
Deliberately handling ball with hand/arm (outside penalty area)
Kicking the ball high
Sliding tackle
Which nutrient provides the most energy?
Proteins
Carbohydrates
Fats
Vitamins
Deficiency of Vitamin C causes:
Rickets
Scurvy
Anemia
Goiter
Which of the following is a complete protein source?
Beans
Rice
Egg
Banana
The food pyramid recommends eating the most of:
Sugars and sweets
Fats and oils
Grains, roots, tubers (carbs)
Meat only
Drinking water before, during, and after exercise:
Dehydrates you
Prevents dehydration
Makes you slower
Is unnecessary
Which mineral helps in formation of hemoglobin?
Calcium
Iron
Potassium
Sodium
Good posture while sitting keeps:
Spine curved forward
Spine in neutral alignment
Head down
Shoulders hunched
The term balance means
Range of motion
Move quickly
Ability to use different parts of the body
Maintain equilibrium
Which exercise strengthens core muscles for better posture?
Plank
Sprinting
Jumping jacks
Skipping
When lifting a heavy object, you should:
Bend at the waist
Bend knees, keep back straight, lift with legs
Lift with arms only
Twist while lifting
Which of the following is an example of muscular endurance
Better breathing
Back pain and fatigue
Faster running
Pulling
Proper posture while using a computer includes:
Screen below eye level
Elbow at 90° and feet flat on floor
Holding mouse far from body
Sitting far from the desk
Which is NOT a component of physical fitness?
Cardiovascular endurance
Muscular strength
Flexibility
Memorization
The *1‑minute sit‑up test* measures:
Speed
Muscular endurance (core)
Flexibility
Balance
Which of the following is example of voluntary movement
Strength
Walking
Power
Agility
The *Standing Broad Jump* tests:
Flexibility
Explosive leg power (strength)
Balance
Endurance
*Sit‑and‑Reach test* is used to measure:
Strength
Flexibility (lower back & hamstrings)
Speed
Coordination
Which of the following is a field test for agility?
30‑m sprint
12‑minute Cooper run
Illinois Agility Test
Push‑up test
The first step in first aid for a bleeding wound is:
Apply pressure with a clean cloth
Wash the wound with soap and water
Apply ice directly
Bandage loosely
*R.I.C.E* stands for:
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation
Run, Inspect, Call, Exercise
Rest, Ice, Carry, Exercise
Rotate, Immobilize, Cool, Evacuate
For a minor cut, after cleaning, you should:
Leave it uncovered
Cover with a plaster/bandage
Apply butter
Apply alcohol directly
A *fracture* is:
Bruise
Broken bone
Muscle tear
Sprain
If someone is unconscious but breathing, you should:
Give them water
Place them in recovery position
Shake them vigorously
Leave them on their back and walk away
*Abrasion* is best treated by:
Applying turmeric
Cleaning with mild soap & water, then cover
Popping blisters
Ignoring it
Which disease is spread through mosquito bite?
Tuberculosis
Malaria
HIV/AIDS
Typhoid
*Airborne disease* example is:
Cholera
COVID‑19
Malaria
Ringworm
Which of the following is a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?
Measles
Gonorrhea
Chickenpox
Tetanus
*Vaccination* protects against:
All diseases
Only bacterial infections
Specific infectious diseases
Non‑communicable diseases
Which of these is a water‑borne disease?
Influenza
Typhoid fever
Hepatitis B
Rabies
*HIV* can be transmitted through:
Hugging
Sharing needles, unprotected sex, mother‑to‑child
Mosquito bite
Sharing food
Which preventive measure breaks the chain of infection for malaria?
Drinking boiled water
Using insect‑repellent nets and clearing stagnant water
Washing hands regularly
Getting vaccinated
The pathogen that causes tuberculosis (TB) is ______
Fungi
Protozoa
Bacteria
Virus
Physical Education (PE) helps improve____
Only muscle size
Physical fitness, social skills, and mental health
Only academic grades
None of the above
One function of PE is to develop leadership skills through_______
Solo reading
Listening to lectures
Team sports and group activities
Watching videos
PE promotes healthy lifestyle by_____
Limiting playtime
Reducing sleep time
Teaching proper nutrition and exercise habits
Encouraging junk food consumption
Which of the following is NOT a function of PE?
Building teamwork
Increasing screen time
Enhancing discipline
Improving coordination
Regular participation in PE reduces the risk of:
Short‑term memory loss
Broken bones instantly
Obesity and heart disease
Common cold only
PE classes often include__________
Homework writing
Sleeping periods
Theory, games, athletics, and fitness activities
Only theory lessons
Kyphosis is an excessive curvature of the________
Neck (forward)
Side of spine (lateral)
Upper back (outward – hump)
Lower back (inward)
Lordosis is commonly known as______
Flat back
Sway back
Round back
Hollow back
Scoliosis involves _________'
Overpronation
Flat feet
Lateral (side‑to‑side) curvature of the spine
Forward head posture
Maintaining neutral spine while standing means ______________
Lifting one foot
Leaning to one side
Slouching forward
Chin tucked, shoulders back, abdomen pulled in, weight balanced
