Q.1 Which of the following is not correct?
(1) Society is a must for humans
(2) Society is an educative media for humans
(3) Society is a psychological sanctuary for humans
(4) Humans are self-sufficient in meeting out their basic needs, so they don’t really need society
Q.2 Isokinetic exercises were introduced in the year.........
(1) 1967
(2) 1969
(3) 1968
(4) 1966
Q.3 Definition of endurance “Result of physiological capacity of an individual to sustain movement over a period of time” is given by.........
(1) Barrow and McGee
(2) Singh
(3) Harre
(4) Gwin J.T. & Ferrisd

Q.4 Which one of the following methods is not used for enhancing flexibility of an individual?
(1) Circuit Training

(2) Ballistic Method

(3) Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)

(4) Static Stretching
Q.5 What does S.A.L stands for?
(1) Sports Authority of India
(2) Sports Association of India
(3) School Authority of India
(4) Sporting Authority of Institutions
Q.6 What is the present name of Physical Education Institute of National importance at Shakti Nagar, Gwalior?
(1) LN.CP.E
(2) LN.D.PE
(3) LN.EP.E
(4) LNIPE
Q.7 In which year was IOA established?
(1) 1927
(2) 1928
(3) 1929
(4) 1930
Q.8 If number of teams are odd, then number of rounds will be in a cyclic method of fixtures.
(1) Equal to the total number of teams
(2) Total number of teams +1
(3) Total number of teams -2
(4) Total number of teams +2
Q.9 The controlling and supervising body for International Basketball is .........
(1) I.L.E.B.A
(2) B.F.I
(3) F.I.LB.A
(4) D.A.B.A
Q.10 The meaning of Intramural is
(1) Within the walls in the institute
(2) Outside the state
(3) Outside the country
(4) Outside the district
Q.11 In which of the following fixture method one team is fixed on the highest step
which will play with all the other teams in the tournament and in the next step down,
the next team is fixed to play with other remaining teams and so on
(1) Cyclic method
(2) Knock out method
(3) Staircase method
(4) Intramural method
Q.12 Which one of the below mentioned option is not associated with posture?
(1) Knock-(knee)
(2) Round shoulder
(3) Flat Foot
(4) Bankart Lesion
Q.13 Strike the odd one disease out :
(1) Common flu
(2) Typhoid
(3) Cough
(4) Chicken Pox
Q.14 Which of the following is a water born disease:
(1) Typhoid
(2) Asthma
(3) Diabetes
(4) Hypertension
Q.15 Which of the following is not a soft tissue injury?
(1) Dislocation of bones
(2) Abrasion
(3) Contution
(4) Strain
Q.16 Maximal oxygen consumption isdenoted by:
(1) CO2 Max
(2) VO2 Max
(3) NO2 Max
(4) BO2 Max
Q.17 Major source of energy in a balance diet is........
(1) Carbohydrate
(2) Fats
(3) Proteins
(4) Minerals
Q.18 Skeletal muscles are mainly made......... of types of muscle fibers.
(1) 3
(2) 2
(3) 4
(4) 5
Q.19 The term First-Aid was officially used for the first time by:
(1) Red Crescent
(2) St John Association
(3) St John. Ambulance Association
(4) Red Cross
Q.20 Sprinters generally have...........fibers.
(1) Al slow twitch
(2) Al fast twitch
(3) Equal slow and fast
(4) More fast twitch and less slow twitch
Q.21 The injury that can be sustained because of too much training is:
(1) Indirect
(2) Direct
(3) Soft tissue
(4) Overuse
Q.22 Identify the test item of Barrow Motor Ability Test:
(1) Partial Curl up Test
(2) Shuttle Run
(3) Medicine Ball Put
(4) 50 mts. standing start
Q.23 600 mts. Run/Walk Test measures...........
(1) Speed
(2) Endurance
(3) Flexibility
(4) Strength
Q.24 Which of the following is used to measure Aerobic Capacity of students?
(1) Barrow Motor Fitness Test
(2) Standing Broad Jump
(3) Rikli & Jones Test
(4) Rockport 1 Mile Run and Walk Test
Q.25 Issac Newton was born in which year?
(1) 1641
(2) 1642
(3) 1643
(4) 1645
Q.26 Newton’s Second Law of Motion is also known as:
(1) Law of Gravity
(2) Law of Momentum
(3) Law of Inertia
(4) Law of Action and Reaction
Q.27 Standard International unit of measuring force is:
(1) Newton
(2) Kilogram
(8) m/s3
(4) m/s2

Q.28 Identify the sport in which friction isleast?
Q.29 Decrease in the angle at elbow joint is called:
(1) Extension
(2) Flexion
(3) Adduction
(4) Abduction
Q.30 If a person’s personality lies in the middle of introvert and extrovert then he will be known as:
(1) Mesomorph
(2) Extrovert
(3) Endomorph
(4) Ambivert

Q.31Which of the following is not a part of motivation cycle?

(1) Drive
(2) Need
(3) Arousal
(4) Sympathy
Q.32 Arrange these options in correct sequential order starting from the oldest to the youngest:
(A) Toddler
(B) Adolescents
(C) Infancy
(D) Adulthood
(E) Old age
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
(1) (C) (B), (A), (D), (E)
(2) (C), (A), (B), (D), (E)
(3) (D), (E) (C), (A), (B)
(4) (E), (D), (B), (A), (C)
Q.33 “Avnish regularly performs weight training at a local Gym”. Arrange the following steps in a sequence from first to last.
(A) Cooling down
(B) General warm-up
(C) Inclined chest press
(D) Specific warm up of chest barbell
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
(1) (B), (D), (C), (A)
(2) (B), (D), (A), (C)
(3) (D), (B), (C), (A)
(4) (D), (B), (A), (C)
Q.34 Arrange the following institutions, as per their foundation year of establishment from from oldest to the latest?
(A) S.A.I
(B) L.O.A
(C) LNCPE - Thiruvanthpuram
(D) L.N.LP.E. NERC Guwahati
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(1) (A), (B), (C), (D)
(2) (B), (A), (C), (D)
(3) (D), (C), (A), (B)
(4) (D), (C), (B), (A)
Q.35 In which of the following friction is not involved?
(A) Magnetic force
(B) Contact force
(C) Non-contact force
(D) Couple force
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(1) (A), (B) and (C) only
(2) (A), (C) and (D) only
(3) (B), (c) and (D) only
(4) (A), (B) and (D) only

Q.36 Second law of motion is also known as:
(A) Law of Acceleration
(B) Law of Inertia
(C) Law of Reciprocal Action Force
(D) Law of Momentum
(E) Law of Gravity
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(1) (A), (B) and (C) only
(2) (A), (C) and (D) only

(3) (A) and (D) only
(4) (B), (C) and (D) only
Q.37 Which of the below mentioned approaches are a part of Motivational Technique?
(A) Facilitation Approach
(B) Cognitive Approach
(C) Pedagogical Approach
(D) Corporate Approach
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(1) (A), and (D) only
(2) (C) and (B) only
(3) (A), (B) and (C) only
(4) (B) and (B) only
Q.38 Which of the following terms along with their meaning are correct?
(A) Mesomorphs are muscular
(B) Extroverts are shy in public
(C) Introverts are reserved
(D) Ectomorphs have athletic body type
(E) Ambiverts are possessing personality in
the middle of introverts and extroverts
Choose the correct answer from the options
given below:
(1) (B) and (D) only
(2) (C), (D) and (E)
(3) (A), (C) and (D) only
(4) (A), (C) and (E) only

Q.39 Match the Fitness Components listed in List - I with the Methods of their
Development Listed in List - II.

List - I Fitness
component		 List - II Method of
development
(A) Speed (I) Ballistic method
(B) Strength (II) Wind sprints
(C) Endurance (III) Isotonic
(D) Flexibility (IV) Interval method

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(1) (A)-III, (B)-II, (C)-IV, (D)-I
(2) (A)-II, (B)-I, (C)-III, (D)-IV
(3) (A)-II, (B)-IV, (C)-III, (D)-I
(4) (A)-II, (B)-III, (C)-IV, (D)-I

Q.40 Match List - I with List - IT on the basis of substances with its effect after its consumption.

List - I Substance List – II Effects
(A) Anabolic Steroids (I) To improve respiratory functions
(B) Beta 2 Agonists

(II) For temporary weight loss
(C) Diuretics

(III) To improve alertness
(D) Stimulants (IV) To increase muscle mass

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(1) (A)-III, (B)-II, (C)-I, (D)-IV
(2) (A)-III, (B)-II, (C)-IV, (D)-I
(3) (A)-IV, (B)-I, (C)-III, (D)-II
(4) (A)-IV, (B)-I, (C)-III, (D)-II
Q.41 Read the below given paragraph carefully and answer the questions:
The ancient Greek were the first society to realize the efficacy of sport and physical
activity in disciplining the youngsters right from the impressionable age. At gymnasium,
which was not a play area but a formal schooling place, children were taught to
discipline their body and mind throughphysical activity such as wrestling, boxing
and athletics. The wise Greeks shaped up their children into men of action and men of
wisdom so that they served the state during war and peace with the same strength, power
and mental acumen. The Greek citizens were excellent soldiers on the one hand, learned
human beings on the other.
.............. was not a play area but a formal schooling place for ancients Greeks.
(1) Formal School
(2) Gymnasium
(3) Akharas
(4) Sports Arenas

Q.42 Read the below given paragraph carefully and answer the questions:
The ancient Greek were the first society to realize the efficacy of sport and physical
activity in disciplining the youngsters right from the impressionable age. At gymnasium,
which was not a play area but a formal schooling place, children were taught to
discipline their body and mind throughphysical activity such as wrestling, boxing
and athletics. The wise Greeks shaped up their children into men of action and men of
wisdom so that they served the state during war and peace with the same strength, power
and mental acumen. The Greek citizens were excellent soldiers on the one hand, learned
human beings on the other.

Which was the first society to realize the efficacy of sport in disciplining the youngsters?
(I) Romans
(2) Egyptians
(3) Chinese
(4) Greeks

Q.43 Read the below given paragraph carefully and answer the questions:
The ancient Greek were the first society to realize the efficacy of sport and physical
activity in disciplining the youngsters right from the impressionable age. At gymnasium,
which was not a play area but a formal schooling place, children were taught to
discipline their body and mind throughphysical activity such as wrestling, boxing
and athletics. The wise Greeks shaped up their children into men of action and men of
wisdom so that they served the state during war and peace with the same strength, power
and mental acumen. The Greek citizens were excellent soldiers on the one hand, learned
human beings on the other.

Which of the below stated activities were not the part of formal schooling in Greece?
(1) Fencing
(2) Wrestling
(3) Athletics
(4) Boxing

Q.44 Read the below given paragraph carefully and answer the questions:
The ancient Greek were the first society to realize the efficacy of sport and physical
activity in disciplining the youngsters right from the impressionable age. At gymnasium,
which was not a play area but a formal schooling place, children were taught to
discipline their body and mind throughphysical activity such as wrestling, boxing
and athletics. The wise Greeks shaped up their children into men of action and men of
wisdom so that they served the state during war and peace with the same strength, power
and mental acumen. The Greek citizens were excellent soldiers on the one hand, learned
human beings on the other.

The Greeks shaped their children into men of........... and men of
(1) Wisdom, Action
(2) Action, Reaction
(3) Action, Wisdom
(4) Mind, Body

Q.45 Read the below given paragraph carefully and answer the questions:
The ancient Greek were the first society to realize the efficacy of sport and physical
activity in disciplining the youngsters right from the impressionable age. At gymnasium,
which was not a play area but a formal schooling place, children were taught to
discipline their body and mind throughphysical activity such as wrestling, boxing
and athletics. The wise Greeks shaped up their children into men of action and men of
wisdom so that they served the state during war and peace with the same strength, power
and mental acumen. The Greek citizens were excellent soldiers on the one hand, learned
human beings on the other.

Which of the below mentioned abilities were not used for shaping up children for war and
peace by ancient Greeks.
(1) Strength
(2) Agility
(3) Mental Acumen
(4) Power

Q.46 Read the passage given below and answer the questions.
A national sports team was winning all the  competitions and was extremely admired for its hard work an interview with the national team to discover and explore the ins and outs for its constant success emphasized the following details. As per the report, the team had many fresh players who were well prepared accountable, self-disciplined and accurate in their job and contributed to the achievement of the team. The captain had been carefully chosen by the team fellows themselves, and he was most cooperative, friendly and positive on the ground as well as off it. This made him a good leader. The best part of the team was that, all its senior players were supportive and helpful with their juniors and were always eager to listen to them. The team’s coach stated few essential components that had contributed to the team’s achievement. According to him, the ability to inspire and encourage individuals plays a critical role in the team’s achievements more often than the technical skills, and this is what divides a good coach from an average one. The coach also referred to occasions when players went
through the period of lack of intrinsic motivation. The coach realized that while there are some players have an instinctive drive to regularly strive for success and enjoy their task, there are others who seem to lack internal motivation and need extrinsic factors like rewards, prize, money etc. to create the required drive or required behaviour. The team’s psychologist spoke about the aggressive behaviour among the team players against the opponents. It was interesting to listen to various occurrences where the players had instigated opponents or charged at them aggressively, in anger, but had later tried to defend their actions Occasionally, players were found to be abusing opponents not in anger, but to get a benefit or for the sake of winning, though this behaviour is not adequate and they were given punishments as per the code of conduct and rules of sports.

According to coach what plays a critical role in team’s achievement?
(1) The ability to inspire and encourage individual
(2) Rewards
(3) Punishments
(4) Motivational talks

Q.46 Read the passage given below and answer the questions.
A national sports team was winning all the  competitions and was extremely admired for its hard work an interview with the national team to discover and explore the ins and outs for its constant success emphasized the following details. As per the report, the team had many fresh players who were well prepared accountable, self-disciplined and accurate in their job and contributed to the achievement of the team. The captain had been carefully chosen by the team fellows themselves, and he was most cooperative, friendly and positive on the ground as well as off it. This made him a good leader. The best part of the team was that, all its senior players were supportive and helpful with their juniors and were always eager to listen to them. The team’s coach stated few essential components that had contributed to the team’s achievement. According to him, the ability to inspire and encourage individuals plays a critical role in the team’s achievements more often than the technical skills, and this is what divides a good coach from an average one. The coach also referred to occasions when players went
through the period of lack of intrinsic motivation. The coach realized that while there are some players have an instinctive drive to regularly strive for success and enjoy their task, there are others who seem to lack internal motivation and need extrinsic factors like rewards, prize, money etc. to create the required drive or required behaviour. The team’s psychologist spoke about the aggressive behaviour among the team players against the opponents. It was interesting to listen to various occurrences where the players had instigated opponents or charged at them aggressively, in anger, but had later tried to defend their actions Occasionally, players were found to be abusing opponents not in anger, but to get a benefit or for the sake of winning, though this behaviour is not adequate and they were given punishments as per the code of conduct and rules of sports.

“Occasionally players were found to be abusing opponents not in anger, but to get a benefit or for the sake of winning” what kind of action must be taken against such players?
(1) Players must be rewarded
(2) Players must be punished as per code of conduct and the rules of the game.
(3) Players must be encouraged
(4) Players must be allowed to do the same

Q.48 Read the passage given below and answer the questions.
A national sports team was winning all the  competitions and was extremely admired for its hard work an interview with the national team to discover and explore the ins and outs for its constant success emphasized the following details. As per the report, the team had many fresh players who were well prepared accountable, self-disciplined and accurate in their job and contributed to the achievement of the team. The captain had been carefully chosen by the team fellows themselves, and he was most cooperative, friendly and positive on the ground as well as off it. This made him a good leader. The best part of the team was that, all its senior players were supportive and helpful with their juniors and were always eager to listen to them. The team’s coach stated few essential components that had contributed to the team’s achievement. According to him, the ability to inspire and encourage individuals plays a critical role in the team’s achievements more often than the technical skills, and this is what divides a good coach from an average one. The coach also referred to occasions when players went
through the period of lack of intrinsic motivation. The coach realized that while there are some players have an instinctive drive to regularly strive for success and enjoy their task, there are others who seem to lack internal motivation and need extrinsic factors like rewards, prize, money etc. to create the required drive or required behaviour. The team’s psychologist spoke about the aggressive behaviour among the team players against the opponents. It was interesting to listen to various occurrences where the players had instigated opponents or charged at them aggressively, in anger, but had later tried to defend their actions Occasionally, players were found to be abusing opponents not in anger, but to get a benefit or for the sake of winning, though this behaviour is not adequate and they were given punishments as per the code of conduct and rules of sports.

According to coach, some players had an instinctive drive to regularly strive for success and enjoy their task. Where as, others who seem to lack internal motivation and need........... to create the required drive.
(1) Rewards, prize money
(2) A motivational talk from the coach
(3) Good suggestions from the seniors
(4) A consultation from the psychologist

Q.46 Read the passage given below and answer the questions.
A national sports team was winning all the  competitions and was extremely admired for its hard work an interview with the national team to discover and explore the ins and outs for its constant success emphasized the following details. As per the report, the team had many fresh players who were well prepared accountable, self-disciplined and accurate in their job and contributed to the achievement of the team. The captain had been carefully chosen by the team fellows themselves, and he was most cooperative, friendly and positive on the ground as well as off it. This made him a good leader. The best part of the team was that, all its senior players were supportive and helpful with their juniors and were always eager to listen to them. The team’s coach stated few essential components that had contributed to the team’s achievement. According to him, the ability to inspire and encourage individuals plays a critical role in the team’s achievements more often than the technical skills, and this is what divides a good coach from an average one. The coach also referred to occasions when players went
through the period of lack of intrinsic motivation. The coach realized that while there are some players have an instinctive drive to regularly strive for success and enjoy their task, there are others who seem to lack internal motivation and need extrinsic factors like rewards, prize, money etc. to create the required drive or required behaviour. The team’s psychologist spoke about the aggressive behaviour among the team players against the opponents. It was interesting to listen to various occurrences where the players had instigated opponents or charged at them aggressively, in anger, but had later tried to defend their actions Occasionally, players were found to be abusing opponents not in anger, but to get a benefit or for the sake of winning, though this behaviour is not adequate and they were given punishments as per the code of conduct and rules of sports.

The fresh players in the national team were:
(1) Low an self - esteem
(2) Self - discipline
(2) Good - leaders
(4) Great communicator

Q.50 Read the passage given below and answer the questions.
A national sports team was winning all the  competitions and was extremely admired for its hard work an interview with the national team to discover and explore the ins and outs for its constant success emphasized the following details. As per the report, the team had many fresh players who were well prepared accountable, self-disciplined and accurate in their job and contributed to the achievement of the team. The captain had been carefully chosen by the team fellows themselves, and he was most cooperative, friendly and positive on the ground as well as off it. This made him a good leader. The best part of the team was that, all its senior players were supportive and helpful with their juniors and were always eager to listen to them. The team’s coach stated few essential components that had contributed to the team’s achievement. According to him, the ability to inspire and encourage individuals plays a critical role in the team’s achievements more often than the technical skills, and this is what divides a good coach from an average one. The coach also referred to occasions when players went
through the period of lack of intrinsic motivation. The coach realized that while there are some players have an instinctive drive to regularly strive for success and enjoy their task, there are others who seem to lack internal motivation and need extrinsic factors like rewards, prize, money etc. to create the required drive or required behaviour. The team’s psychologist spoke about the aggressive behaviour among the team players against the opponents. It was interesting to listen to various occurrences where the players had instigated opponents or charged at them aggressively, in anger, but had later tried to defend their actions Occasionally, players were found to be abusing opponents not in anger, but to get a benefit or for the sake of winning, though this behaviour is not adequate and they were given punishments as per the code of conduct and rules of sports.

Choose the correct statement from the following:
(A) Senior player’s behavior with junior players was rude
(B) Senior player’s behavior with junior players was supportive
(C) Senior player’s behavior with junior players was helpful
(D) Senior player’s behavior with junior players was offensive
(E) Senior player’s behavior with junior players was disrespectful
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(1) (A), (D), (E) only
(2) (B) only
(3) (B), (C) only
(4) (D), (E) only