Planning in Sports Case Study Based Questions Chapter 1 class 12 Physical education

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 1. With the aim of promoting physical fitness and healthy lifestyle amongst students the Physical education Teacher at XYZ School plans to organize intramural competitions at school. For conducting the event he has given this assignment to the students of class XII who have taken up Physical Education subject so that they can get first experience of organizing events. 

On the basis of given information answer the following questions:

(i) The work of committees is divided

into_______________ .

(a) pre, during and post

(b) pre and post

(c) pre and during

(d) during and Post


(ii) Match the following.

(a) A-2, B-3, C-1, D-4 

(b) A-3, B-2, C-1, D-4

(c) A-2, B-3, C-4, D-1 

(d) A-4, B-3, C-1, D-2


(iii) Which is not the objective of Sports Tournament?

(a) To Provide Recreation

(b) To help in overall development

(c) To achieve high performance

(d) To provide opportunity


2. Below given is the Tournament fixture procedure of a CBSE Football National competition

On the basis of the above data, answer the following questions:

(i) What is the number of Non-Seeded teams in the tournament?

(a) 04 

(b) 09

(c) 12 

(d) 07


(ii) The provision which places good teams

in separate halves or pools so that they do

not play with other good teams at earlier

rounds is known as______________ .

(a) Bye

(b) League tournament

(c) Seeding method

(d) Knock out tournament


(iii) Which of the following is not a Seeded

Team?

(a) Team 10

(b) Team 08

(c) Team 13

(d) Team 07


3. Below given is the Tournament fixture

procedure of a CBSE Volleyball National

competition

On the basis of the above data, answer the

following questions:

(i) The formula for calculating number of

matches in Round Robin tournament are

where ‘N’ is number of teams is________

(a) N(N . 1)/2 

(b) N

(c) (N . 1) 

(d) (N + 1)


(ii) In League tournament the winner is

decided by

(a) British method

(b) American method

(c) No of matches won

(d) Both (a) and (b)


(iii) Which of the following is not a League

Fixture Procedure?

(a) Ladder method

(b) Stair method

(c) Cyclic method

(d) Tabular method


4. Competing in physical activities has been

the natural tendency of humans. The

competitions or tournaments are held

according to the set rules and regulations.

The success of the tournament depends

upon suitable fixture. Observe the given

fixture and answer the questions.

(i) The method followed in drawing the

fixture is ___________ .

(a) League

(b) Knock out

(c) Ladder

(d) Combination


(ii). Number of matches played can be

calculated by the formula _______ .

(a) N 

(b) N-1

(c) N+1 

(d) N+2


(iii) The advantage of this tournament is

_________.

(a) economical

(b) less time

(c) Both (a) and (b)

(d) None of these


(iv) In this type of tournament, a team once

defeated gets

(a) eliminated

(b) bye

(c) another chance

(d) wild card entry


(v) A privilege given to a team to play at a

higher round is called ________ .

(a) fixture 

(b) bye

(c) reward 

(d) All of these


5. While organising sports events for the

Annual Sports Day, Arjun and Ravi being

the captain and vice captain of sports,

formed various committees as shown

below.

(i) The members of this committee are

responsible for welcoming guests and

spectators

(a) Decoration committee

(b) Reception committee

(c) Publicity committee

(d) Transportation committee


(ii) Announcement of venue, date and events is done by _________.

(a) Publicity Committee

(b) Transportation Committee

(c) Ground Committee

(d) Committee for officials


(iii) Organising and conducting of sports

events involve ___________.

(a) planning

(b) forming committees

(c) Both (a) and (b)

(d) Only delegation


(iv) Complete responsibility for success of

competition is taken by _________.

(a) Announcement committee

(b) Administrative director

(c) First aid committee

(d) Committee for officials


(v) To prepare a proper score sheet for record is ___________ responsibility.

(a) Pre tournament

(b) During tournament

(c) Post tournament

(d) All of the above


6. As Mr. Kiren Rijuju, Sports Minister has

ordered to popularize the game of Kabaddi

among school students to develop their

physical ability, Mr. Gopi, Physical

Education Teacher of a reputed CBSE school

has decided to conduct an Inter School

Kabaddi tournament in his school premises

after proper drawing of fixtures. He

consulted the Management and the

Principal to conduct the Tournament of Pro

Kabaddi pattern but the PE teacher was not

aware of pro Kabaddi Tournament. So he

discussed with the National Kabaddi

Referee Association.

(i) Which of the following is the best method to organise this kind of tournament?

(a) Knock out 

(b) League

(c) Ladder 

(d) Pyramid


(ii) The Knock out tournament is also known as

(a) Combination tournament

(b) Elimination tournament

(c) League tournament

(d) League cum Knock out tournament


(iii) If 17 teams are participating in this

tournament, how many teams will get

bye?

(a) 15 

(b) 1

(c) 13 

(d) 9


7. Kumar of XI A is a great athlete. After the

lock down he went to see his Physical

Education Teacher. Mr. Murugan, the PE

teacher is shocked to see Kumar, because

Kumar has gained a lot of weight. He also

observed many other students have also

gained weight. The PE teacher decided to

conduct an ‘Inter House Tournament’ in the

campus. Kumar requested PE Teacher to

conduct the tournament on League basis.


(i) Kumar feels that league method is best

one for Inter house tournament. Why?

(a) Less period required

(b) Limited official

(c) True Winner

(d) Players would be less tired


(ii) If 7 teams participate in a Double League

Tournament such as in the IPL, how

many matches will be conducted in the

first phase of league?

(a) 42 

(b) 45

(c) 54 

(d) 58


(iii) What is the formula to determine number

of matches in double league fixture for

even number of teams?

(a) N+1/2 

(b) N-1/2

(c) N(N-1)/2 

(d) N(N+1)2


8. ABC School is one of the reputed schools 

in their location for the number of sports

facilities it provides to its stake holders.

Keeping that in consideration CBSE Sports

cell has given them the responsibility of

conducting CBSE Football cluster. 35 teams

have sent their entry for participation in 

the tournament.

(i) Due to large number of teams willing to

participate, the school is conducting the

competition by _____________ fixture.

(a) League 

(b) Knock out

(c) Staircase 

(d) Challenge


(ii) The number of matches in the first 

round will be________ .

(a) 8 

(b) 3

(c) 24 

(d) 16


(iii) Total number of rounds will be________.

(a) 4 

(b) 5

(c) 6 

(d) 7


(iv) Total number of matches will

be_________.

(a) 34 

(b) 30

(c) 28 

(d) 24


(v) Total number of byes in the fixture will be

____________.

(a) 29 

(b) 32

(c) 27 

(d) 14

(vi) Total number of byes in lower half will 

be___________.

(a) 15 

(b) 16

(c) 14 

(d) 12


9. Your school has been given the

responsibility to conduct zonal volleyball

competition. As a Head boy/Head Girl of

the student council you have been asked to

make various teams of students to help

teacher incharges for smooth conduct of 

the tournament.

(i) To help the teams to know about the

fooding and stay arrangement a group of

students will be assigned with __________

committee.

(a) Transport

(b) Registration

(c) Boarding and lodging

(d) Decoration


(ii) Students good at art and craft and

creative designing will be assigned

with___________ committee.

(a) Reception

(b) Registration

(c) Decoration

(d) Entertainment













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