PES JS 2 PHE (Obj)Third Term Exam 2025-2026
  • 1. An electronic device that can receive, process, retrieve and share information for a period of time is called......
A) Electronic device
B) CD player
C) Computer
D) Flash drive
  • 2. The body of legal issues that are put to work in both professional and amateur sports is called......
A) sport laws
B) sport legals
C) sport professionals
D) sport amateurs
  • 3. The field and track event in which the athlete jumps over a high bar with aid of a long flexible stick is called.....
A) Hurdles
B) High jump
C) Javelin
D) Pole vault
  • 4. The type of diseases that cannot spread from an infected person to another person is known as.......... diseases
A) Non communicable
B) Infection
C) Communicable
D) Spread
  • 5. Which of the following is not a postural defect?
A) Lordosis
B) Psychosis
C) Kyphosis
D) Scoliosis
  • 6. One effect of postural effect is that, it causes......
A) Beautiful look
B) Self confidence
C) Unattractive appearance
D) Straight posture
  • 7. The problems that araise from improper state of spine due to varieties of health issues is called .......
A) Balance defect
B) Dysfunctional defect
C) Postural defect
D) Composure defect
  • 8. Which of the following spots is not a throwing event?
A) Javelin
B) Sprint
C) Shot put
D) Pole vault
  • 9. Which the following a skill in pole vault?
A) Dodging
B) Shooting
C) Swing
D) Passing
  • 10. Which of these is a cardiovascular disease?
A) Acquired Immune Virus
B) Diabetes
C) Cancer
D) Hypertension
  • 11. Leukaemia is an example of. ........ disease .
A) Cardiovascular
B) Cancer
C) Diabetes
D) Respiratory
  • 12. Which of these is not a cause to non communicable diseases?
A) Congenital problems
B) Malnutrition
C) Hereditry
D) Sex
  • 13. Sickle cell anaemia is an example of....... disease
A) Non communicable
B) Contagious
C) Infectious
D) Communicable
  • 14. A video player with a flat surface that contains all the controls and switches is.......
A) Play Station Portable
B) Sega
C) Nintendo
D) Console
  • 15. The component of a computer game that is used to control the game on the screen is the......
A) Console
B) Monitor
C) Mouse
D) Keyboard
  • 16. Which of the following is not a term used in sport law ?
A) Tort
B) Cooperation
C) Assault
D) Negligence
  • 17. If a player intentionally kicks the ball during a rugby match out of anger to hit the referee, it is an example of an .......
A) carelessness
B) assault
C) negligence
D) co - operation
  • 18. A crime against the someone because, it .........
A) involves the violation of the victim's right through threats and other forms of exploitation
B) involves the violation of the victim's rules and regulations through threats and follow his order
C) involves fighting the victim through exchange of vow languages
D) involves familiarisation with the victim's right through introduction
  • 19. The practice of illegal recruiting, transporting, harbouring of people for exploitation purposes is termed human ........
A) movement
B) trafficking
C) exploitation
D) transporting
  • 20. Issues and challenges in health education include the following, EXCEPT
A) Scholarship
B) Child/wife battery
C) Prostitution
D) Child labour
  • 21. Which of these can cause human trafficking?
A) Experience
B) Poverty
C) Information
D) Friendship
  • 22. Which of these postural defects is called a hunchback?
A) Varus - knee
B) Kyphosis
C) Scoliosis
D) Lordosis
  • 23. A postural defect in which the legs appear to bend outward from the midline is......
A) Varus knee
B) Flat foot
C) Hunchback
D) Hollow - back
  • 24. A deformity that develops when the body is continuously carried in the wrong position over time is termed......
A) Posture effect
B) Position defect
C) Body defect
D) Postural defect
  • 25. The way the body is being positioned when standing, sitting, and walking is called.......
A) Position
B) Imposture
C) Defect
D) Posture
  • 26. An inherited blood disorder that affects the shape of red blood cell is........
A) Sickle cell
B) Hypertension
C) Anaemia
D) Leukemia
  • 27. Obesity can be prevented by the following, EXCEPT
A) Starve yourself every time
B) Doing exercise regularly
C) Maintaining healthy body weight
D) Eating balanced diet
  • 28. Which of the following is not a disease - causing organism?
A) Protozoa
B) Fungi
C) Bacteria
D) Enzyme
  • 29. Which of the following can cause road accident
A) Negligence
B) Emotion
C) Experience
D) Over weight
  • 30. Which of the following is not a school accident?
A) Falls
B) Autho-crash
C) Bruise
D) Fainting
  • 31. Which of these is a wound sustained through gunshot?
A) Bruise
B) Cut p
C) Avulsion
D) Wound
  • 32. An injury to a muscle or tendon in which the muscle fibers tear as a result of over stretching is called ...........
A) Scald
B) Strain
C) Dislocation
D) Wound
  • 33. Always make sure that, all the electrical appliances are properly switched off when not in use is a preventive measure for ..........
A) sport injuries
B) road accidents
C) domestic accidents
D) school accidents
  • 34. You should always clean any liquid spills such as water, grease in order to avoid........
A) collapse of building
B) slip and fall
C) drowning
D) fire outbreak
  • 35. These are causes of road accidents , EXCEPT
A) Disobeying the traffic rules
B) Looking carefully before crossing
C) Drinking while driving
D) Making calls while driving
  • 36. The following are kinds of posture, EXCEPT
A) Standing
B) Sitting
C) Walking
D) Playing
  • 37. Sport serves as a means of.......
A) corruption
B) employment
C) idleness
D) transformation
  • 38. High jumper sustains an injury as a result of over - stretching the muscles which made the muscle fibres tear which causes internal bleeding. Injury sustained is.....
A) punctured wound
B) abrasion
C) strain
D) fracture
  • 39. A strong tissue that connects bones to one another and stabilises points is called ...........
A) tendon
B) tissue
C) ligament
D) muscle fibre
  • 40. Open cut sustained from a sharp uneven and irregular object is........
A) laceration
B) bruise
C) cut
D) wound
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