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