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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Section -A
1. Option (A) is correct,
Explanation: Ardhmatsyendrasana_ helps to
improve digestion as well as reduce the fat
deposited in the belly & waist and also improves
balance & concentration. This speed up metabolism,
stimulates blood circulation and helps fight
obesity. et
2. Option (D) is correct.
Explanation: Introvert is nota partof Big five theory.
tis a part of Jung’ classification of personality. 1
3. Option (C)is correct.
Explanation: According to this law, “A change in
acceleration of an object is directly proportional to
the force producing it and inversely proportional to
ts mass” 1
4. Option (A) is correct.
Explanation: Isometric exercises are those in which
there is no direct or visible movement. 1
5. Option (D) is correct.
Explanation: Strength is a physical fitness
component and it helps to overcome resistance or
act against resistance. 1
6. Option (D) is correct.
Explanation: Endurance can be categorised on the
basis of the duration of activity and the nature of
the attvity. 1
7. Option (A)is correct.
Explanation: Fartlek training method was developed
{in Sweden in 1930s and translates roughly into
English as speed play”
8. Option (D) is correct.
Explanation: This is also known as the First Law of
Motion. :
9. Option (A) is correct. :
Explanation: Goal setting is a process in which
athlete expecting a desired result through proper
Planning .
10. Option (A) is correct.
Explanation: The hormone, insulin, helps the cells
of the body to convert glucose into body's fue. In
type 1 diabetes, the body's immune system attacks
cells in the pancreas and stops them from making
Insulin, In type 2 diabetes, the body is not able to
make insulin or the insulin does not work as it
should. 1
11. Option (Dy is correct.
Explanation: Sugar and starch are the two types of
carbohydrates present in food. 1
12. Option (C)is correct.
Explanation: Scoliosis is a postural defect in which
there is one large lateral curve extending through
the whol ength ofthe spine, or there maybe two
13, Option B)is correct.
Explanation: Fixture makes it easier to conduct the
toumament according tothe schedule. 1
14. option (C) is correct.
Explanation: In the first round, the number of
that willbe played willbe = 2 = 14.
matches
Inthe second round, the number of matches will be
4
= iar,
2
In the third round, the number of teams will be odd
number (7), $0, the number of matches will be =
eat :
15. Option (B) is correct.
Explanation: Physical activity increases appetite in
children. It helps to control weight. The children
‘with disabilities are not physically active or may
have a deficit of calories, which takes fat away
and lowers weight and regular exercises help in
regulating weight. 1
16. Option (A) is correct. 1
17. Option (A) is correct. 1
18. Option (B) is correct.
Explanation: Menarche is the first menstrual period
ina female adolescent that occurs between the ages,
of 10and 16. 1
Section -B
19. Lactate Threshold training is aimed at delaying
acidosis, Lactate Tolerance training is aimed at
coping with acidosis, 2
© scanned with OKEN Scanner20. People of Healthy self-esteem:
‘* Never think yourself alone and underrated,
© Always be expressive.
‘+ Never lose hope and always feel confident.
© Keep yourself ready and positive for further life,
* Believe In your strength and accept the weakness.
Say no when you want.
A person should avoid his past life negative
‘experiences. 2
21. Athletes choose to train at high-altitude due to
the underlying benefits of intermittent hypoxia
training in essence with regular exposure to an
environment where oxygen availability is reduced
due to natural or artificial methods. At higher
altitudes as atmospheric pressure decreases, the air
has a reduced partial pressure of oxygen, meaning
less oxygen is available in the environment to be
‘used in the body. The consequence of this change in
oxygen pressure is for the body to produce greater
amounts of erythropoietin in the kidneys, which
subsequently means an increase in Red Blood Cells
produced. 2
22.A diet that contains adequate amount of
carbohydrates, proteins, fats, minerals, salts,
vitamins, roughage and water for the proper
growth and maintenance of the body is called a
balanced diet. 2
23. Plate tapping test is a part of SAI Khelo India fitness
test and is used to measure speed and coordination
of upper limb movement. In this test, students
perform repeated action of tapping plate for 25
full cycles (50 taps). The time taken to complete 25
‘cycles is recorded. 2
24. Nutrition is defined as the science of food and its
relationship to health. A diet becomes balanced
through the correct proportion of nutrients. 2
Section -C
25. strategies to make physical activities assessable for
(CWSN:
(i) Medical check-up.
Gi) _ Interest of child to be considered.
(ii) Modified Equipment to be used.
(iv) Provide a specific environment.
(w) Variety of instruction.
(vi) Modified rules.
(vil) Previous knowledge tobe considered. 3
26. Micro Minerals:
(i) Iodine: Formation of hormone, growth,
deficiency causes goitre, mental retardation
(Gources: sea foods, salt, fish).
(i) Iron: Deficiency causes Anaemia (sources:
liver dry fruits, banana).
(ii) Chromium: Insulin deficiency causes diabetes
(Cources: soyabean, black gram, barley),
(iv) Copper: Haemoglobin (sources: egg, Pulses
green, vegetables).
27. Merits of Knock-out tournament:
(a) Minimum number of officials are required in
organizing tournaments.
(&) Owing toe lesser number of matches, it takes
less time to complete the tournaments.
(0). Ithelps in enhancing the standard of sports.
Demerits of Knock-out tournaments.
{a) Good teams can get eliminated because of
their poor performance even in the first
round.
(®) There are maximum chances of weak teams
entering into the final round.
(&) Spectators may not have enough interest in
the final match. 3
28. Three physiological factors determining flexibility
are:
()Ageand Gender: The flexbility is determined
by gender, and females are likely to be more
flexible than males. With the advancement
of age, flexibility decreases. Though, it is
trainable.
(ii) Internal environment: This flexbility is
influenced by the internal environment of
the athlete. For instance, body temperature
and flexibility increase in a warm bath for 10
minutes but, it reduces at 10°C outside for a
stay of 10 minutes.
Stretch ability of Muscles: Musdes have to
contract to perform the movement at joint.
The stretchability of muscles is trainable up
to a certain degree. The muscles tend to get
shorter if they are not regularly stretched, it
Sealy leads to confinement inthe range of
movement at a possible point.
29. Muscle Composition: For endurance or aerobic
activities, the slow twitch fibres are best utilised.
‘These generate small level of force for extensive
period of time, this makes the fibres suited for
endurance activities. Actually, in the muscles of the
leg, the elite marathon runners have been reported
to have greater than 90 percent of stow twitch
‘bers. The proportions of the slow twitch fibers are
genetically regulated. 3
30. Causes : It may be
(i) due toheredity
(il) due to weak muscles and ligaments
(ii) due to excessive weight
iv) due to unbalanced diet
(¥) due to lack of Vitamin-D
Precautions :
@) Don't sit, walk or stand in bent position.
(ii) Avoid tight fitting clothes.
(ii) Avoid sitting on improper furniture,
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(i) Keep a pillow between the knees and stand
straight for some time,
(v) Wear good quality and comfortable footwear
Remedies:
(@) Takea balanced diet
Gi) Reduce extra weight by regular exercising.
ii) Do Padmasana regularly,
Gv) Horse riding is a good exercise,
Section —-D
31. () Option (Bis correct.
Explanation: As the winning team moves to the
next level and the losing team gets eliminated,
so the fture is knockout.
Gi) Na
(Gi) Option (C) is correct.
Explanation: Knock out tournament reduces
the matches to be conducted by half after each
round, 9, it is both economical as well as time-
saving.
(iv) Option (A) is correct.
Explanation: The winning team moves to the
next round and the losing team gets eliminated
as soon as it is defeated ina match.
on
Option (8) is correct.
Explanation: The bye helps the team with a
proven past good performance to play directly
at a higher level so as to reduce its chances of
‘being eliminated in the initial rounds.
32. () Law of Inertia isthe first law of motion.
(Gi) Newton's second law of motion is known as
law of acceleration. This law is applied in
various sports, such as in hammer throw, the
thrower who is stronger (who has more
force) will throw the 12 Ibs hammer farther
than a thrower who has less force or strength.
(ii) Application ofthe law of reaction in different
sports: \
Shooting: In shooting, when a gun or pistol
is fired the bullet moves forward (action).
‘The gun or pistol jerks backward (reaction).
When a person walks, he prestes the ground
in the backward direction (action) by his feet.
The ground pushes him in the forward
direction with an equal force (reaction), A
swimmer pushes the water backward (action),
High jump, Dribbling in basketball.
33. (i) Option (A) is correct.
(ii) Option (A) is correct.
(Gil) Option (A) is correct.
(dv) Option (C) is correct. [xa=g]
Section - E
34. Paschimottanasana
‘The word Paschimottasana comes from the Sanskrit
words Paschima meaning west or back or back
of body and Uttana meaning intense stretch or
straight or extended and asana meaning posture.
In this posture one has to sit and intensely stretch
the back forward. Few preparatory postures are
advised before practicing Paschimotasana_ like
ankle rotation in sitting position, Balasana (child
pose) and Janusirsasana (Head to Toe pose).
Paschimottanasana (Seated Forward Bend Pose) is
considered as one of the best asanas for the overall
healing of the entire body right from the head to
the tip of toes.
Procedur
() Sit, stretching both the legs together in
front, hands by the side, palms resting on
the ground. Fingers should remain together
pointing forward, Take few deep breaths
raising the spine up.
(ii) Inhaling deeply, stretch your arms above
your head and, exhalingslowly,bend forward
keeping the back straight.
Loosen your back muscles and bend the body
forward as far asi is possible.
(iv) Maintaining this position, loosen your hands
and place them where they are comfortable. It
‘would be better if they are put on the thighs.
(¥) After exhaling completely, reach out for your
toes and relax the neck placing it between
yourlegs.
(vi) Practice it daily and keep bending forward
litle more, Finally, hold the big toes of the
legs with forefingers of respective hands and
place forehead on the knees.
(wii) After few seconds raise the head, release the
big toes and come to the original position,
Benefits:
(This yoga posture stretches the muscles
around the spine, lower back and the calf
‘muscles, thus improving blood circulation.
(ii) As the body moves forward, pressure is put
on the digestive organs and pelvic organs
thus healing them from within and toning.
them, Digestion improves and much blocked
‘gas in and around the lower abdomen gets
released.
(lil) Respiration is improved by doing this asana
as pressure is puton the thorax and abdomen.
(Gv) Paschimotasana improves the alignment of
the vertebral column.
() This asana is therapeutic for diabetics, or
patients with weak liver and kidney.
(vi) Paschimottasana benefits women during
menstrual disorders.
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Since Paschimottanasana puts a lot of pressure on
the lower back when the body is bent forward, it
should be avoided by those suffering from
(@ Slipped dise
(a) Hernia
(ii) Spondylitis
(iv) Enlarged liver and/or spleen.
(¥) Pregnant women should avoid this asana. 5
Commonly Made Error
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{© Avoid being in a hurry. Try to read question
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35. Sit and Reach test
Purpose: To measure lower back and hamstring
flexibility.
Equipment Required: Sit and Reach box and flat
clean cushioned surface/gym mats.
Procedure:
(a) ‘Sitting on the floor with legs stretched out
straight ahead.
(b) Shoes should be removed.
(©) The soles of the feet are placed flat against the
Sit and Reach box.
(4) Both knees should be locked and pressed flat
tothe floor.
(e) With the palms facing downwards, and the
hands-on top of each other.
(The subject reaches forward along the
‘measuring line as far as possible.
(8). Ensure that the hands remain at the same
level
(h) After some practice reaches, the subject
reaches out.
(i) Hold that position for at one-two seconds
while the distance is recorded.
(@) Make sure there are no jerky movements,
Scoring: The score is recorded (difference between
initial position and final position), in cm and mm,
as the distance reached by the hand. 5
36. Physiological factors determining components of
physical fitness are:
(i) Muscular Strength: It is the maximum force
or tension, a muscle or a muscle group can
exert against a resistance. Physiologically,
the muscle will increase in strength only if it
has to increase its workload beyond what is
ordinarily required of it.
(ii) Power: It is the ability of the body to release
maximum muscle contraction in the shortest
possible time.
(ili) Speed: It is the rapidity with which one can
repeat successive movements of the same
pattern.
(iv) Muscular Endurance: It is the ability of a
muscle ora muscle group to perform repeated
contractions against a resistance/load or to
sustain contraction for an extended period
of time with less discomfort and more rapid
recovery.
(v) Flexibility: It is the quality of the muscle
ligaments and tendons that enables the joints
of the body to move easily through a complete
range of movements. 5
37. Law of inertia: “A body at rest will remain at rest
and a body in motion will remain in motion at the
same speed and in the same direction unless acted
upon by an external force”.
In brief, the Law of Inertia essentially makes two
important points:
(@) An object that is not moving will not move
until a net force act upon it; and
(b) An object that is in motion will not change its
velocity (acceleration) until a net force acts
upon it.
In football, for example, at the time of kick-off, the
ball shall roll forward unless kicked by the player,
of in golf the ball is not moved unless hit. Similarly,
the moving football shall not change its velocity
unless a player or another object acts upon it.
There are a great number of other examples of this
law in the field of sports such as starting in rowing,
starting on roman rings, starting in sprinting, ete.
Basically, if an object is in motion, it remains in
‘motion unless something or some external force
stops it. The external force may be gravitational
force, the surface of the playing field, a defensive
Player or the breaking player causing the sports
Person's body to stop. 5
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