Changing Trends And Career in Physical Education Solutions || Objective Type Questions || Objective Answers Chapter 1 Class 11 Solution || Physical Education ||

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Ques 1: “Physical Eduction is the sum of changes in an individual caused by experience centring motor activity” Who said this?

(a) Prince martin 

(b) Millions

(c) Charls A.Butchar 

(d) Cassidy

Ans: (d) Cassidy

Ques 2: “Physical Education is the sum of men’s physical activities selected as to kind and conducted as to outcomes” who said this?

(a) C.C.Covel 

(b) Charls A Butcha

(c) Williams 

(d) J.B. Nash

Ans: (c) Williams

Ques 3: How many objectives of physical Education are there?

(a) Four 

(b) Five

(c) Three 

(d) Six

Ans: (b) Five

Ques 4: What is the aim of physical Education?

(a) Physical development 

(b) Motor development

(c) Mental Development 

(d) All Round development

Ans: (d) All Round development

Ques 5: Sports management is based upon....?

(a) Efficient and Talented officials 

(b) Smart and clever officials

(c) Weak and Greedy officials 

(d) None of these 

Ans: (a) Efficient and Talented officials

Ques 6: For A Reporter what Qualities are desired most?

(a) Sweet Speaking skills 

(b) Soft Speaking skills

(c) Excellent Speaking skills 

(d) Beautiful Personality

Ans: (c) Excellent Speaking skills

Ques 7: What is the scope of Coaching?

(a) Social Parks 

(b) Sports Clubs

(c) Hotels 

(d) All of the above

Ans: (d) All of the above

Ques 8: Thomas cup is Related to which Game?

(a) Hockey 

(b) Judo

(c) Badminton 

(d) Football

Ans: (c) Badminton

Ques 9: Where was first khelo India Games held?

(a) Mumbai 

(b) Delhi

(c) Hyderabad 

(d) Kolkata

Ans: (b) Delhi

Ques 10: Which state of India stood just in khelo India Games in 2018?

(a) Delhi 

(b) Punjab

(c) Kerala 

(d) Haryana.

Ans: (d) Haryana

Ques 11: How many sports discipline are there in khelo India Games?

(a) 12 

(b) 14

(c) 16 

(d) 18

Ans: (c) 16

Ques 12: When was the first khelo India Games held?

(a) 2016 

(b) 2018

(c) 2017 

(d) 2019

Ans: (b) 2018

Physical education Mcqs Planning in sports Chapter 1 class 12 objective questions

Planning in Sports revision notes class 12 chapter 1 Physical education

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● Olympic Movement Chapter 11 Notes Class 11


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● Sports and Nutrition Chapter 2 Notes Class 12

● Yoga & Lifestyle Chapter 3 Notes Class 12

● Physical - Education and sports for Differently - Abled Chapter 4 Notes Class 12

● Children and Sports Chapter 5 Notes Class 12

● Women and sports Chapter 6 Notes Class 12

● Test and Measurement in sports Chapter 7 Notes Class 12

● Physiology and Sports Chapter 8 Notes Class 12 

● Sports Medicine Chapter 9 Notes Class 12

● Biomechanics and Sports Chapter 10 Notes Class 12

● Psychology and Sports Chapter 11 Notes Class 12 

● Training in Sports Chapter 12 Notes Class 12

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