Children and Women in Sports Case Study Based Questions Chapter 5 Class 12 Physical education

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1. Mahesh, Physical Education teacher at XYZ School observed that Raju a student of class VI has outward curve of vertebral column at Thoracic region. He suggested some exercises to rectify this problem.

(i) What is this deformity known as?

(a) Scoliosis 

(b) Kyphosis

(c) Lordosis 

(d) Flat foot


(ii) Kyphosis is commonly known as

(a) Hollow back 

(b) Hunch back

(c) Sideways bending 

(d) Lordosis


(iii) Kyphosis is a deformity related to

(a) Foot

(b) Vertebral column

(c) Shoulder

(d) Legs


2. Padma, a student of class XII, used to read books in the school library. One day she was studying the history of women participation in Indian Sports and felt that more girls and women must be encouraged to actively participate in sports. She believed that impossible things can be achieved through participating in sports.

(i) In which year did women first participate in Olympics?

(a) 2000 

(b) 1900

(c) 2012 

(d) 1947


(ii) Which of the following players is associated with badminton?

(a) Sania Mizra 

(b) Saina Nehwal

(c) Karanam 

(d) P.T.Usha



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