PES PHE JS 1 First Term Exam 2025-2026
  • 1. The part of education that deals with care of the body , mind and the environment is called.......
A) Physical education
B) Health education
C) Environmental education
D) Public education
  • 2. The scope of physical education extends to the following except
A) Sports
B) Games
C) Gymnastics l
D) Diseases
  • 3. The education through health, hygiene, diet and disease control is
A) Environmental education
B) Health education
C) Combined education
D) Physical education
  • 4. The careful steps or rules we follow to prevent injuries and accidents while performing games and sports is called.....
A) Safety rules
B) Carefulness
C) Sport cautions
D) Safety precautions
  • 5. Which of these is the danger of not observing safety precautions when performing games and sports ?
A) Accident
B) Warm up
C) Races
D) Fitness
  • 6. The kind of sport that involves running, jumping and throwing events is called.....
A) field events
B) games
C) athletics
D) Field events
  • 7. The physical activity that helps to develop speed, strength endurance and coordination is......
A) computer games
B) athletics
C) track events
D) Field events
  • 8. Athletics began in ancient Greece around....... BC
A) 776
B) 677
C) 767
D) 576
  • 9. When was modern athletics became organised in schools and clubs, especially in England?
A) 18th century
B) 21st century
C) 19th century
D) 20th century
  • 10. Athletics was introduced in to Nigeria by.....
A) the America
B) the Indian
C) the British
D) the missioneries
  • 11. What is the full meaning of IAAF in athletics?
A) International Association of Athletics Federation
B) Association of International Athletics
C) International Federation of Athletics
D) Federation of International Association of Athletics
  • 12. The function of IAAF in athletics is to
A) deprive the athletes not going for international competitions
B) To oversee the international competition on athletics
C) settle the conflicts among the athletes
D) To assign punishment for any default athlete
  • 13. The two major division of athletics are
A) Sprint and races
B) Track and Field events
C) Running and Jumping events
D) Athletics and Gymnastics
  • 14. The following are examples of running races except
A) long distance races
B) long jump
C) Marathon
D) relay races
  • 15. Which of the following is a field event?
A) Sprints
B) Long distance races
C) Shot put
D) Short distance races
  • 16. The person that involves in athletics is called an....... .....
A) Sprinter
B) athlele
C) runner
D) player
  • 17. Physical education is the education that develops an individual........
A) Socially
B) Physically
C) Sexually
D) Intellectually
  • 18. These are objectives of physical education except
A) Train the body through exercises
B) acquisition of skills
C) resolve of conflict
D) fun and enjoyment
  • 19. Which of the following is not a branch of physical education?
A) Gymnastics
B) Games
C) Non of the above
D) Athletics
  • 20. Which of the following is not a form of physical exercise?
A) Dancing
B) Walking
C) Sleeping
D) Running
  • 21. The correct order of starting commands in a sprint race is…
A) Go – Set – On your marks
B) Set – On your marks – Go
C) On your marks – Set – Go
D) Ready – Go – Stop
  • 22. Starting a race means the action taken by the athletes to
A) loose interest in running
B) begin a running event
C) Start jumping
D) Warm up
  • 23. These are types of crouch start in a method of starting races EXCEPT
A) Elongated start
B) Medium start
C) Backward start
D) Bunch start
  • 24. Which of these commands is NOT part of the starting commands?
A) On your mark
B) Set
C) Go (or gun sound)
D) Run
  • 25. The athletes take their positions
A) in the track
B) on the field
C) at finishing line
D) at the starting lines
  • 26. Which method of starting race is used for beginners and long distance races?
A) Elongated Start
B) Standing Start
C) Bunch start
D) Crouch start
  • 27. If players do not follow game rules, what can happen?
A) The players become more excited
B) Accident and injury occur
C) The players become weak
D) The game become interesting
  • 28. If players do not follow game rules, what can happen?
A) becomes safer B. Everyone plays fairly
B) . Accidents and injuries may occur
C) Everyone plays fairly
D) The game becomes more interesting
  • 29. What is a possible danger of not staying hydrated during sports
A) Developing heat exhaustion
B) Feeling strong
C) Becoming more active
D) Playing longer
  • 30. Playing on a wet or slippery field without caution may cause
A) Running faster
B) Scoring more points
C) The game ending early
D) Falling and getting hurt
  • 31. Not wearing the right sports equipment can lead to
A) Better performance
B) Serious injuries
C) More fun and entertainment
D) Winning easily
  • 32. Which of the following is a benefit of Physical education?
A) Reduces body strength
B) Causes sickness
C) Promotes laziness
D) Improves physical fitness
  • 33. Physical Education helps in developing team spirit through
A) Games and sports
B) Fighting with other players
C) Abuse one another
D) Working alone
  • 34. The scope of Physical Education includes all EXCEPT
A) Games and spots
B) Banking and finance
C) Nutrition and health
D) Rhythmic activities
  • 35. What should an athlete do when the starter says “Go!” or fires the gun"?
A) Start running
B) Turn around
C) Walk forward
D) Remain at the line
  • 36. A false start is when an athlete…
A) Runs slowly
B) Finishes the race quickly
C) Runs after the race
D) Starts running before the gun is fired
  • 37. Starting blocks are mainly used for…
A) Sleeping events
B) Sprint races
C) Long-distance races
D) Jumping events
  • 38. Which of the following is NOT used in starting a race?
A) Whistle
B) Starting pistol
C) Starting blocks
D) Baton
  • 39. The person responsible for starting a race is called the…
A) Starter
B) Timer
C) Referee
D) Coach
  • 40. The race begins when the starter…
A) Blows a mouth
B) Waves the banner
C) Claps hands
D) Fires the starting pistol
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