CBSE · Class 12 · Physical Education
Class 12 Children and Women in Sports Mock Test (CBSE)
5 practice questions from Children and Women in Sports, in the style of your board paper, each with a worked answer and the marks for every step. Then take a full chapter test on paper, snap the pages and get every step marked.
Topics in Children and Women in Sports
- Exercise guidelines of WHO for different age groups
- Common postural deformities: knock knee, bow legs, flat foot and round shoulders
- Spinal deformities: lordosis, kyphosis and scoliosis
- Corrective measures for postural deformities
- Women's participation in sports: physical, psychological and social benefits
- Special consideration: menarche and menstrual dysfunction
- Female athlete triad: osteoporosis, amenorrhea and eating disorders
Children and Women in Sports practice questions with answers
- Q1Multiple choice1 markA young athlete has flat feet, with the arch of the foot collapsing when standing. Which corrective measure is most suitable to improve the condition?
- (a)Lifting heavy weights to raise the arch of the foot
- (b)Standing for long hours on hard floors to build the arch
- (c)Strengthening foot and calf muscles and using supportive footwear
- (d)Wearing tight, narrow shoes to hold the arch in place
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- Correct option: (c) Strengthening foot and calf muscles and using supportive footwear+1
Answer: (c) - Q2Multiple choice1 markA women's community group starts a weekly walking club in a town park. Which of the following is a psychological benefit of this regular exercise for the members?
- (a)Improved self-confidence and reduced stress
- (b)Increased bone density in the hips
- (c)Greater lung capacity and endurance
- (d)Lower blood pressure during rest
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- Correct option: (a) Improved self-confidence and reduced stress+1
Answer: (a) - Q3Short answer2 marksAn athlete recorded the length, in days, of her last five menstrual cycles as 26, 28, 50, 27 and 29. (a) Calculate the mean length of these five cycles. [1] (b) Given that a normal menstrual cycle lasts 21 to 35 days, name the menstrual dysfunction shown by the 50-day cycle. [1]
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- Sum of the five cycle lengths: days+0.5
- Mean length days+0.5
- The 50-day cycle is longer than 35 days, so it indicates oligomenorrhoea (infrequent or irregular menstruation)+1
Answer: (a) Mean cycle length = 32 days. (b) Oligomenorrhoea (infrequent or irregular menstruation, as the cycle exceeds 35 days). - Q4Short answer3 marksA physical education teacher checks the posture of three students standing with their feet together and arms relaxed. (a) The first student's knees touch each other but the ankles remain apart. Name this postural deformity. [1] (b) The second student's ankles touch each other but the knees remain apart. Name this postural deformity. [1] (c) The third student's arches collapse so that the whole sole touches the ground when standing. Name this postural deformity. [1]
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- (a) Knees touching with ankles apart is knock knee+1
- (b) Ankles touching with knees apart is bow legs+1
- (c) Collapsed arches with the whole sole touching the ground is flat foot+1
Answer: (a) Knock knee; (b) Bow legs; (c) Flat foot - Q5Short answer3 marksThe coach of a 14-year-old student, Ravi, recorded his moderate-to-vigorous physical activity in minutes for each day of one week: Monday 50, Tuesday 70, Wednesday 40, Thursday 65, Friday 35, Saturday 90 and Sunday 28. (a) Calculate Ravi's average daily duration of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity for the week, in minutes. [1] (b) State whether Ravi meets the WHO daily guideline for his age group. Give a reason. [1] (c) By how many minutes per day, on average, must Ravi increase his activity to meet the guideline? [1]
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- (a) Total minutes = 50 + 70 + 40 + 65 + 35 + 90 + 28 = 378 min+0.5
- (a) Average = min per day+0.5
- (b) WHO guideline for ages 5–17 is an average of at least 60 min per day of moderate-to-vigorous activity; 54 min is less than 60 min, so Ravi does not meet it+1
- (c) Required increase = min per day+1
Answer: (a) 54 min per day; (b) No, his average of 54 min is below the 60 min guideline; (c) 6 min per day
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