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        Short Answer Type Questions Question 1. List the things of beauty mentioned in the poem. Answer: The sun, the moon, the trees, daffodils, simple sheep, clear rills, the mid forest brake, musk roses and the mighty dead are some of the things of beauty mentioned in the poem. Question 2. List the things that cause suffering and pain. Answer: The things that cause suffering and pain are gloomy days. There is general depression among human beings. There is lack of noble nature. But without the beautiful things, our lives on this earth would have become impossible. Question 3. What does the line, ‘Therefore, are we wreathing a flowery band to bind us to earth’ suggest to you? Answer: There is so much disappointment and sadnes on this earth. There is lack of noble souls. But we are still living on this earth. The poet says that our existence on the earth is possible only due to some things of beauty. Question 4. What makes human beings love life in spite of troubles and sufferings ? A

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Popular game Minecraft has currently crossed more than 1 trillion views on YouTube making it the most popular game on the video streaming platform in the world. There are more than 36,000 active creator channels making videos on Minecraft, across 180 countries, YouTube said. Around 140 million people who play Minecraft across PC, tablets and mobile devices and video game consoles.  "We have people who are off on an adventure and people who are building and people who are playing together, and all those ways of playing are important to us says ," Lydia Winters, Minecraft Chief Storyteller told The Verge.     YouTube has recently released a video congratulating the game's community for reaching 1 trillion views on their platform. The video starts with the famous song, We Built This City, by Starship, with certain words changed to fit the aesthetics of the game. "The reason why Minecraft has been so successful over YouTube is that because YouTube videos are a way to tel

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 1. The laws of ……… are concerned with internal and external forces acting on human body.  (a) Gravitation  (b) Motion  (c) Momentum  (d) Energy Ans : (b) Motion 2. Which of the following is not a type of movement related to physical activity? (a) Extension  (b) Contraction  (c) Abduction  (d) Adduction Ans : (b) Contraction 3. Identify the motion most commonly seen in shoulder and hip joints. (a) Flexion  (b) Rotation  (c) Circumduction  (d) Extension Ans : (c) Circumduction 4. When a player lifts his arm to hit a ball in the game of lawn Tennis, then it is which movement? (a) Extension  (b) Flexion  (c) Rotation  (d) Abduction Ans : (d) Abduction 5. Biomechanics as used in sports is considered to be a branch of which of these? (a) Physics  (b) Kinesiology  (c) Physiology  (d) Anatomy Ans : (b) Kinesiology 6. In the given image, identify the movement. (a) Abduction  (b) Flexion  (c) Adduction  (d) Extension Ans : (c) Adduction 7. The sports shown below is an application of Newton’s wh

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 1. A point charge +q, is placed at a distance d from an isolated conducting plane. The field at a point P on the other side of the plane is  (a) directed perpendicular to the plane and away from the plane.  (b) directed perpendicular to the plane but towards the plane.   (c) directed radially away from the point charge.  (d) directed radially towards the point charge.  2. A positively charged particle is released from rest in an uniform electric field. The electric potential energy of the charge  (a) remains constant because the electric field is uniform.  (b) increases because the charge moves along the electric field.  (c) decreases because the charge moves along the electric field.  (d) decreases because the charge moves opposite to the electric field.  3. Which of the following characteristics of electrons determine the current in a conductor?   (a) Drift velocity alone   (b) Thermal velocity alone   (c) Both drift velocity and thermal velocity   (d) Neither drift nor thermal ve

 1. Which motor quality does a senior citizen, who finds difficulty in tying shoe laces while sitting on a chair lacks? (a) Lower Body flexibility  (b) Endurance (c) Muscle power  (d) Upper body flexibility Ans : (a) Lower Body flexibility 2. Motor Fitness Test does not include which of the following? (a) Modified push ups  (b) 400 m shuttle run (c) Sit and Reach test  (d) Arm curl test Ans : (d) Arm curl test 3. Before taking the motor fitness tests, students should do which of the following? (a) Sleep  (b) Eat  (c) Warm up  (d) Rest Ans :  (c) Warm up  4. Name the test that is also known as Aerobic Fitness test. (a) Harvard step test  (b) Rockport test (c) Modified push ups  (d) Standing broad jump Ans : (b) Rockport test 5. What is the length of track needed to conduct the Rockport Fitness test? (a) 200 m  (b) 400 m  (c) 100 m  (d) 500 m Ans : (b) 400 m  6. Identify the test shown in the image. (a) Chair sit and reach test  (b) Modified push ups (c) Eight foot up and go test  (d) Ch

 1. Holding of a Javelin while running for a Javelin Throw, is which type of motor skill? (a) Gross motor skill  (b) Fine motor skill  (c) Both (a) and (b)  (d) None of these Ans : (b) Fine motor skill 2. The factor that affects a child’s motor development by birth is (a) Food and nutrition  (b) Obesity  (c) Genetic/Biological  (d) Environment Ans : (c) Genetic/Biological   3. Fine motor development uses the ……… muscles for carrying out ……… activities. (a) larger, posture and balance maintaining.  (b) smaller, endurance (c) larger, sensory motor  (d) smaller, precision Ans : (d) smaller, precision 4. Exercise to develop motor skills like hopping, catching are prescribed in which stage? (a) Early childhood  (b) Infancy (c) Adulthood  (d) Middle Childhood Ans : (a) Early childhood  5. Exaggeration of a backward curve or decrease of a forward curve is ……… (a) Lordosis  (b) Kyphosis  (c) Round shoulders  (d) Flat foot Ans : (b) Kyphosis  6. Which postural deformity is not related to the Ve

 1. The essential feature of a balanced diet is which of the following? (a) Easily digestible (b) Inclusion of essential nutrients (c) Definite ratio between fats, proteins and carbohydrates (d) All of the above Ans : (d) All of the above 2. What is the ratio of hydrogen atoms to oxygen atoms in carbohydrates? (a) 1 : 2  (b) 1 : 3 (c) 2 : 1  (d) 1 : 1 Ans : (c) 2 : 1  3. The difference between Macro and Micro nutrients is (a) Macro are nutritive and micro are non-nutritive (b) Macro are needed in large amounts and micro in small (c) Fats are micro and carbohydrates are macro (d) Macro are found in abundance while micro aren’t Ans : (b) Macro are needed in large amounts and micro in small 4. Which of the following is a food myth? (a) Do not take proteins (b) Eat to cut down calories (c) Avoid fats completely to reduce weight (d) Avoid overeating Ans : (c) Avoid fats completely to reduce weight 5. Which mineral is found in green leafy vegetables, milk and meat? (a) Cobalt (b) Phosphorus

               Meaning of Biomechanics Biomechanics is the branch of Kinesiology which deals with the precise information of human movements using scientific methods. In sports and exercise, biomechanics refers to the study of human movements, including the interaction between the athlete, sports equipment and the exercise environment.      Importance of Biomechanics in Sports Biomechanics play a crucial role in the field of physical education and sports.Physical educators teach a wide variety of human movements, and biomechanics provides a rationale critical for evaluating these techniques and prescribing intervention to athletes to improve their performance with minimal injuries. It helps trainers and coaches to improve the physical performance of athletes using the various biomechanical techniques of different sports.                    Types of Movements Physical activity is made possible by movements and motions. Every movement takes place in one plane and around one axis. They ar

 In physical education, there is a need to test content knowledge, fitness levels, motor skills as well as attitudes related to physical activity. Many types of tests may be effectively utilised in physical education. Before conducting a test, the measurements for the test are fixed. These measurements are quantitative in nature and can be related to size, height, weight, vital capacity, achievements, etc. Motor Fitness Test Motor fitness refers to the capability of an athlete to perform effectively during sports or physical activity. This test has the following seven items 1. 50 M Standing Start ● Purpose To determine acceleration and speed of an athlete. ● Procedure The student is asked to run 50 metres from a starting line and the time is recorded nearest to one-tenths of a second. 2. 600 M Run/Walk ● Purpose To measure endurance by running/walking to the longest distance. ● Procedure The student is asked to run and/or walk for 600 metres and the time is recorded in minutes and seco