PES JS1 PHE (OBJ) 3RD TERM EXAM 2025-2026
  • 1. Athletics began in ancient ______ around _____
A) Greece, 776BC
B) London, 776BC
C) Greece, 866BC
D) Latin, 776BC
  • 2. The full meaning of the acronym "IAAF" is ______
A) Integrated Acceptance of Athletics Family
B) International Association of Athletics Foundation
C) None of the above
D) International Athletics Association Forum
  • 3. Which of the following is not an example of track events?
A) Shot put
B) Hurdles
C) Relays
D) Sprints
  • 4. Which of the following is not a type of starting races?
A) Standing start
B) Medium start
C) Kneeling start
D) Crouch start
  • 5. Which of the following is the correct arrangement of starting a race?
A) On your marks, Guguru epa, Go
B) Ready, Set, Go
C) None of the above
D) On your marks, Set, Go
  • 6. Athletes can 'Go' at/ when?
A) The referee isn't looking
B) Shouting of 'Go'
C) The sound of gun/whistle
D) All of the above
  • 7. Shot put is a _____ event in athletics?
A) throw
B) catch
C) None of the above
D) track
  • 8. Which of the following is not an equipment or facility used in shot put?
A) Missile/shot
B) Recording sheet
C) Stopwatch
D) Stop board
  • 9. Which of the following is not a method of putting the shot?
A) The standing put
B) The gliding put
C) The crouch put
D) The perry o'brien put
  • 10. The discus implement (missile) weight fir women is _________
A) 3kg
B) 2kg
C) 1kg
D) 5kg
  • 11. The discus implement (missile) weight for men is ______
A) 2kg
B) 4kg
C) 1kg
D) 3kg
  • 12. In discus, can an athlete exit the circle from the front ?
A) True
B) None of the above
C) False
D) If they wish to
  • 13. Discus is an athletic event in which a heavy thick centered ________ is thrown by an athlete.
A) disc
B) bat
C) ball
D) None of the above
  • 14. The circle where discus is thrown must be about _____
A) 2.5ft
B) 8.2ft
C) 8.5cm
D) 8.2cm
  • 15. A foul can be recorded in discus , EXCEPT when____
A) a discus is dropped outside of the circle during his first swing
B) the athlete throws with one hand
C) None of the above
D) the athlete steps outside of the circle
  • 16. Modern-day soccer was established in the year____
A) 1936
B) 1836
C) 1963
D) 1863
  • 17. FIFA was established by these founding members, EXCEPT _____
A) France
B) Spain
C) Denmark
D) London
  • 18. The first FIFA president was ____
A) Mr Robert Guerin
B) Mr Robert Guerin
C) Mr Robert Guev
D) Mr Robin Guev
  • 19. Health education teaches people how to ____
A) Become professional athletes
B) Maintain good health and prevent diseases
C) Build houses
D) Repair sport equipment
  • 20. Which of the following is an indoor recreational activity?
A) Football
B) Camping
C) Hiking
D) Table tennis
  • 21. Which of the following is a non contact sport?
A) Judo
B) Volleyball
C) Boxing
D) Wrestling
  • 22. The rotational method is mainly associated with ______
A) Volleyball
B) Shotput
C) Athletics relay
D) Football
  • 23. Which of the following is not a basic football skill?
A) Heading
B) Passing
C) Bowling
D) Dribbling
  • 24. The main reason for warming up before games is to ____
A) make players tired
B) prepare the muscles and reduce injuries
C) shorten the game
D) increase body temperature permanently
  • 25. Which of the following is a serving fault in volleyball?
A) Serving over the net
B) Serving behind the service line
C) Stepping on the service line while serving
D) Serving after whistle
  • 26. The game of football is played for _____ minutes, excluding extra time.
A) 90
B) 70
C) 80
D) 60
  • 27. Which of the following is not a field event?
A) Shotput
B) Discus throw
C) 200 metres race
D) High jump
  • 28. Which of the following is an example of a contact sport?
A) Athletics
B) Table tennis
C) Volleyball
D) Wrestling
  • 29. A player commits an offside offence in football when the player_____
A) takes a throw-in
B) kicks the ball
C) gains an unfair advantage from an offside position
D) scores from a corner kick
  • 30. One danger if failing to observe safety precautions in sports is____
A) permanent disability
B) better teamwork
C) improved flexibility
D) increased stamina
  • 31. Athletics is popularly known as the _____
A) mother of all sports
B) king of all games
C) father of football
D) oldest indoor game
  • 32. Which phase of a sprint race requires athletes to raise the hips above the shoulders?
A) Standing position
B) Recovery
C) Finish
D) Set position
  • 33. In shot put, an athlete must put the shot from the _____
A) shoulder
B) knee
C) foot
D) waist
  • 34. Which of the following is an example of leisure?
A) Reading a storybook after school
B) Writing an examination
C) Doing punishment
D) Washing clothes before school
  • 35. Which component of physical fitness enables a person to bend and stretch easily?
A) Weight
B) Flexibilty
C) Agility
D) Height
  • 36. Which if these activities belongs to both recreation abd dance?
A) Shotput
B) Discus throw
C) Sleeping
D) Cultural dance
  • 37. Which of the following is not a football official?
A) Referee
B) Assistant referee
C) Fourth official
D) Starter
  • 38. The glide and spin are methods in _____
A) Discus
B) Shotput
C) Football
D) Volleyball
  • 39. Which of these is not a component of physical fitness?
A) Speed
B) Flexibility
C) Intelligence
D) Endurance
  • 40. Which of these promotes good health?
A) Regular exercise
B) Smoking
C) Drug abuse
D) Over eating
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