CUET Physical Education Question Paper 2024 SET B Download Solutions and Answer Key
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CUET 2024 Physical Education Question (SET B) Paper with Answer Key PDF
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CUET 2024 Physical Education Question (SET B) Paper with Solutions
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| Question 1: Match the traits listed in List-I with their explanation listed in List-II: List-I (Traits): (A) Cardinal Traits (B) Central Traits (C) Assessment of Traits (D) Secondary Traits List-II (Explanation): (I) Based on 3 factors (II) That reflect only in certain circumstances (III) Building blocks that shape most of our behavior (IV) Dominant behavior |
(1) (A) - (IV), (B) - (III), (C) - (I), (D) - (II). | Three elements govern the appraisal of qualities: central traits are like building blocks, secondary traits only appear in specific contexts, and cardinal traits represent dominant behavior. |
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Question 2: Which training method is another variation of variable pace method? |
(1) Fartlek method. | Despite being an interval training approach, the Fartlek method—also known as "speed play"—varies so closely with the variable pace method that it takes pace fluctuations into account. |
| Question 3: Match the postural deformities listed in List-I with their corrective measures listed in List-II: List-I (Postural Deformities): (A) Knock Knees (B) Round Shoulders (C) Kyphosis (D) Bow Legs List-II (Corrective Measures): (I) Walking on inner edge of feet (II) Horse Riding (III) Wall stretch, Pull Ups (IV) Swimming, Gym ball exercises |
(1) (A) - (II), (B) - (III), (C) - (IV), (D) - (I). | You may straighten your round shoulders by doing pull-ups and wall stretches, straighten your knock knees by riding a horse, straighten your kyphosis by swimming or using a gym ball, and straighten your bow legs by stepping on the inside of your feet. |
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Question 4: Identify the movement of the exercise shown in the picture given below: (The image is available for viewing in the document.) |
(4) Isotonic ankle plantar flexion. | Plantar flexion, which is defined as moving the toes downward, typically entails the use of calf muscles. Isotonic exercises are movement-based. |
| Question 5: Maintenance of plank position is an example of which type of strength development exercise? (1) Isometric (2) Isotonic (3) Isokinetic (4) Isonomic |
(1) Isometric. | When performing an isometric exercise, such as a plank, the person maintains a position and never moves in a way that changes the length of their muscles or the angles of their joints. |
| Question 6: Venue of Olympic Games is decided by which of the following body? (1) International Olympic Academy (2) International Sports Association (3) International Olympic Committee (4) International Olympic Association |
(3) International Olympic Committee. | Therefore, the International Olympic Committee is the body tasked with choosing the Olympic Games' location. |
| Question 7: Which is the governing body responsible for Deaflympics? (1) World Deaf Committee (WDC) (2) International Paralympic Committee (IPC) (3) International Committee of Sports for the Deaf (ICSD) (4) Special Olympic Committee (SOC) |
(3) International Committee of Sports for the Deaf (ICSD). | The governing organization in charge of the Deaflympics is the ICSD. Its primary duty is to plan athletic events for athletes who are deaf. |
| Question 8: Identify the correct type of postural disorder from the picture given below: (1) Knock Knee (2) Bow leg (3) Scoliosis (4) Lordosis |
(2) Bow leg. | Bow legs, as shown in the photo, is a condition in which the knees are widely spaced when the person stands with their feet and ankles together. |
| Question 9: Which of the following is not a cause of sports injury during training? (1) Sudden increase of load (2) Lack of proper sports facilities (3) Poor exercise technique (4) Proper Warm-Up |
(4) Proper Warm-Up. | Injuries in sports are often caused by abrupt increases in load, poor tactics, and inadequate facilities; only a good warm-up can prevent injuries during a game. |
| Question 10: Which of the following is not a soft tissue injury? (1) Contusion (2) Sprain (3) Dislocation (4) Strain |
(3) Dislocation. | A dislocation is an injury to the joint that does not affect the soft tissue. Strains, sprains, and contusions are a few types of soft tissue injuries. |
| Question 11: Which one of the following is not a symptom of a dislocated shoulder joint? (1) Pain (2) Swelling (3) Instability of joint (4) Visible bleeding |
(4) Visible bleeding. | Although joint instability, discomfort, and swelling are frequent complaints after shoulder dislocation, there is usually no visible bleeding. |
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Question 12: A tear-like wound caused by either the skin hitting an adjacent object or an object hitting the skin with force will be called ______________. |
(4) Laceration. | In contrast to an abrasion or contusion, a laceration is a jagged tear in the skin that is brought on by a sharp object or strong force. |
| Question 13: What is the weight of the medicine ball for boys in the Barrow Motor Ability Test? (1) 2 kg (2) 3 kg (3) 6 kg (4) 1 kg |
(2) 3 kg. | A 3 kg medicine ball is used in the Barrow Motor Ability Test to assess the boys' motor fitness through a series of exercises. |
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Question 14: Identify the test item of the Senior Citizen’s Fitness Test in the picture given below: |
(4) 30 second Chair stand test. | The 30-second chair stand test counts the number of times an elderly person can get up from a seated posture in 30 seconds, hence assessing their lower body strength. |
| Question 15: Which of the following will be called the study of motion of the body with respect to the time, displacement, velocity, and speed of movement either in a straight line or in a rotary direction? (1) Statics (2) Dynamics (3) Kinematics (4) Kinetics |
(3) Kinematics. | Thus, kinematics studies motion without taking into account the forces that create it, instead focusing on time, displacement, velocity, and speed. |
| Question 16: Which of the following options is not the importance of Sports Biomechanics? (1) Performance enhancement (2) Technique improvement (3) Equipment improvement (4) Tactical enhancement |
(4) Tactical enhancement. | Performance, technique, and equipment improvement are all impacted by sports biomechanics. Tactical augmentation is therefore unrelated to biomechanics. |
| Question 17: What will be the correct sequence of the management of abrasion? (A) Visit a doctor (B) Use sterilized gauze to wipe the dirt and clean the affected area (C) Application of ointment (D) Cover the injured part |
(2) (B), (C), (D), (A). | Following a diagnosis of an abrasion, appropriate therapy consists of washing the area, using topical ointment, covering, and, if required, seeking medical advice. |
| Question 18: Arrange the following procedural steps to conduct the Harvard Step Test in a sequential order from first to last: (A) Start at command Go (B) Stepping up and down in a four-count sequence on the bench (C) Measure heartbeat from one to one and a half minutes (D) Compute fitness index score (E) Sit down after completion of exercise |
(4) (A), (B), (E), (C), (D). | The correct procedure starts by stepping on command, then exercise, followed by rest, measure the heart rate, then calculation of the fitness index score. |
| Question 19: Which of the following postural deformities are not related to the spine? (A) Pes Planus (B) Kyphosis (C) Genu Valgum (D) Lordosis (E) Genu Varum |
(3) (A), (C) and (E) only. | Those which are not of the spine are Pes Planus (flat feet), Genu Valgum (knock knees), and Genu Varum (bow legs). Spinal deformity, on the other hand, is Kyphosis and Lordosis. |
| Question 20: Which of these personality traits were proposed by modern trait theorist Gordon Allport in 1936? (A) Central traits (B) Primary traits (C) Cardinal traits (D) Approach traits (E) Secondary traits |
(1) (A), (C) and (E) only. | He developed the theory of personality with central traits, cardinal traits, and even what are termed as secondary traits, all being propounded by Gordon Allport. |
| Question 21: Match the types/steps involved in organizing a tournament listed in List-I with their correct associations listed in List-II: List-I (Types/Steps involved in organizing a tournament): (A) Bye (B) Knock-out (C) Number of byes (D) Number of teams in upper half of a knock-out tournament when the number of teams is odd List-II (Associations): (I) Number of teams + 1 ÷ 2 (II) Next highest power of 2 – number of teams (III) Team once defeated is out of the tournament (IV) Advantage given to team in which team will not play first round and directly reaches next round |
(2) (A) - (II), (B) - (IV), (C) - (III), (D) - (I). | The correct term matching should be understood as: Tournament structures are how the tournaments are set up with byes, knock-out procedures, and divisions of the team numbers. |
| Question 22: When did the dramatic rise of female sports participation occur? (1) First quarter of 21st century (2) Last quarter of 20th century (3) Last decade of 18th century (4) Beginning of 17th century |
(2) Last quarter of 20th century. | A notable upsurge in participation by women in sports was witnessed in the last quarter of the 20th century, and that solely signifies changes toward gender parity in sports. |
| Question 23: Which of the following is not a psychological constraint for women’s participation in sports? (1) Self-confidence (2) Positive Reinforcement (3) Stress and Anxiety (4) Self-Esteem |
(2) Positive Reinforcement. | Positive reinforcement encourages participation, whereas psychological constraints such as low self-confidence, stress, and self-esteem can inhibit participation in sports. |
| Question 24: What may be the hindrance of equality in sports among women and men? (1) Increase of popularity of women in sports (2) Increase of women sports officials (3) Institutions and programmes are conservative (4) Promotion of women’s participation in India |
(3) Institutions and programmes are conservative. | The conservative structures and programs still enforce inequalities between men's and women's involvement in sports, which therefore does not allow for fair play. |
| Question 25: Which of the following is a physiological reason for women’s non-participation in sports? (1) Pear-shaped body (2) Heavy limbs (3) Smaller hearts and lungs (4) Oblique femur bone |
(3) Smaller hearts and lungs. | Physiological factors, for instance, a smaller heart and lungs in women may prevent their full participation in sporting activities. |
| Question 26: What kind of record does India have in participation of women in sports? (1) Below average (2) Rich (3) Low (4) Intermediate |
(2) Rich. | Indian history boasts excellent records of women's participation in sports, although it varied with the changing constraints of society. |
| Question 27: What kind of proposal was forwarded by the committees in order to provide exposure to potential athletes? (1) Hosting state-level inter-school competition at school (2) Hosting annual day (3) Hosting intramural (4) Hosting cultural programme in school |
(1) Hosting state-level inter-school competition at school. | The committees further mooted organizing a state-level inter-school competition where such latent athletes could be exposed and given opportunities. |
| Question 28: In what manner can the situation of unsportsman-like behavior be avoided? (1) Guidelines (2) Systematic behaviour (3) Systematic process (4) Instruction |
(3) Systematic process. | A well-organized, systematic process about events coupled with inherent self-control helps avoid unsportsman-like behavior. |
| Question 29: On what basis were the various sub-committees recommended? (1) Economic status (2) Interest and capabilites (3) Seniority (4) Potential |
(2) Interest and capabilities. | The sub-committees were thus constituted according to the interests and capabilities of students and teachers in order to ensure that the organization was effective. |
| Question 30: What was the agenda of discussion in the physical education committee meeting? (1) To organise annual day (2) To plan a comprehensive program (3) Finalized guidelines for sports meet (4) To promote extramural activity |
(2) To plan a comprehensive program. | The agenda in this meeting was to work out a comprehensive plan for physical education and sports for the entire academic year. |
| Question 31: In which meeting were the school principal, teachers, and alumni included? (1) Physical education committee (2) Academic planning (3) Intramural (4) Extramural |
(1) Physical education committee. | The physical education committee, which included the principal, instructors, students, alumni, and parents, attended the meeting. |
| Question 32: Which Motor Fitness component can be developed by working out with sufficient speed for a duration to take heart rate up to 180 bpm and take a short break before starting the workout again? (1) Speed (2) Strength (3) Endurance (4) Agility |
(3) Endurance. | By raising the heart rate to extremely high levels, this type of exercise, which included short rest periods in between strong bursts, improves endurance. |
| Question 33: Identify the incorrect statement listed below about sports training: (1) Based on scientific principles (2) Helps in improving higher performance (3) Aims to provide multi sports experience (4) Aims to identify individual's best potential |
(3) Aims to provide multi sports experience. | Sports training often concentrates on improving performance in a single sport and does not even permit participation in other sports. |
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Question 34: Motto of which of the following games includes the words ‘Faster, Higher, Stronger, Together’? |
(3) Olympic Games. | The Olympic motto, "Faster, Higher, Stronger, Together," embodies both togetherness and athletic prowess. |
| Question 35: Which of the following Physical Education/Sports institution was established in 1920? (1) S.A.I. (2) I.O.A. (3) N.S.N.I.S., Patiala (4) Y.M.C.A. (Chennai) |
(4) Y.M.C.A. (Chennai). | Among these, the Y.M.C.A. College of Physical Education stands out as one of the pioneers of physical education in India, having been established in Chennai in 1920. |
| Question 36: Roland Garros is related to which of the following tournaments? (1) Wimbledon (2) Australian Open (3) U.S. Open (4) French Open |
(4) French Open. | The only one of the four Grand Slam tennis championships held on clay courts, the French Open is held at the Roland Garros stadium, named for one of France's aviators. |
| Question 37: How many Byes will be given if 19 teams are participating in a Knock-Out Tournament? (1) 11 (2) 13 (3) 15 (4) 17 |
(1) 11. | For a knockout competition with 19 teams to be appropriately organized and balanced in terms of the matches played, 11 byes were necessary. |
| Question 38: Which of the following is not a stimulant? (1) Amphetamines (2) Cocaine (3) Diamorphine (4) Caffeine |
(3) Diamorphine. | Despite not being a stimulant, diamorphine is an opioid. However, other drugs, such as amphetamines, cocaine, and caffeine, are also recognized as stimulants. |
| Question 39:___________ fracture occurs when there is a straight break right across the bone. (1) Greenstick (2) Strain (3) Transverse (4) Comminuted |
(3) Transverse. | A transverse fracture, which typically results from a direct blow or significant force, breaks the bone directly across. |
| Question 40: Friction works in ___________ direction of the moving object. (1) Diagonal (2) Opposite (3) Same (4) Forward |
(2) Opposite. | Friction always acts in opposition to an object's motion because it always resists it. |
| Question 41: Flexion is a movement, which occurs in ____________ plane. (1) Sagittal (2) Frontal (3) Transverse (4) Horizontal |
(1) Sagittal. | The term "flexion" describes the process of bending a joint. The sagittal plane, which separates the left and right halves of the body, is where this happens. |
| Question 42: In an instrumental aggression, the main aim is to ______________. (1) Cause harm to the opponent physically (2) Attain non-aggressive goals (3) Express your feeling of jealousy (4) Cause harm to the opponent psychologically |
(2) Attain non-aggressive goals. | Instrumental aggression is not motivated by a desire to harm an opponent, but rather by a specific purpose that is desired, such as beating or receiving a prize. |
| Question 43: Arrange the following stretching exercises in a sequential order from toe to head: (A) Pectoral stretch (B) Quadriceps stretch (C) Thoracic extension stretch (D) Lumbar extension stretch |
(2) (B), (D), (C), (A). | The lower extremities' quadriceps (thighs), lumbar (lower back), thoracic (upper back), and pectoral (chest) limbs should be arranged correctly from toe to head. |
| Question 44: Arrange the following number of teams in a sequential order from less to more with respect to allotment of byes in a Knock-out Tournament: (A) 05 (B) 14 (C) 32 (D) 12 (E) 63 |
(2) (E), (C), (B), (D), (A). | Byes are decided by the number of competitors for the benefit of the knockout teams. It lists 63, 32, 14, 12, and 5 in order of least to most. |
| Question 45: Arrange the following postural deformities in a sequential order from toe to head: (A) Hump Back/Kyphosis (B) Genu Varum (C) Pes Planus (D) Hollow Back |
(3) (C), (B), (D), (A). | From toe to head, the following are examples of postural abnormalities: kyphosis, or hunchback; hollow back, or lordosis; bow legs, or genu varum; and flat feet, or pes planus. |
| Question 46: Arrange the following fitness tests as per their time requirements of conducting the test in a sequential order from minimum to maximum: (A) Walk Test (Rikli and Jones) (B) 50 mtrs Run Test (Motor Fitness) (C) Harvard Step Test (D) Partial Curl Up Test (Motor Fitness) |
(1) (B), (D), (C), (A). | The tests should be completed in the following order, from shortest to longest: Walk Test, Partial Curl Up, Harvard Step Test, and 50 mtr Run Test (short sprint). |
| Question 47: Which of the following statements is/are true? (A) Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education is the oldest pioneer institute of Physical Education in India. (B) Y.M.C.A. College of Physical Education (Chennai) was established in 1920. (C) Sports Authority of India implements various schemes of Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports. (D) N.S.N.I.S. facilitates training of coaches and raising technical competence of existing coaches in the country. |
(2) (B), (C) and (D) only. | It's not the oldest. In actuality, Y.M.C.A. College of Physical Education was founded in 1920. N.S.N.I.S. and the Sports Authority of India carry out their separate responsibilities exactly as outlined. |
| Question 48: Causes of disabilities can be broadly classified into which of the following categories? (A) Pre-Natal (B) Post-Natal (C) Pro-Natal (D) Perinatal |
(4) (A), (B) and (D) only. | Prenatal, which describes events that take place prior to birth, postnatal, which describes events that take place following delivery, and perinatal, which describes events that take place around the time of birth, are among the different classifications that are included. This term does not apply to pro-natalists. |
| Question 49: Which of the following are the characteristics of Endomorph body type? (A) Narrow Hips (B) Round, Fat and Thick (C) Pear-Shaped (D) Thin (E) Underdeveloped Muscles |
(3) (B), (C) and (E) only. | This body type is called an endomorph, and it is characterized by a full or rounded body that is often pear-shaped, underdeveloped muscles, a thin figure, and narrow hips. |
| Question 50: Match the sportspersons listed in List-I with their associated games listed in List-II: List-I (Sportspersons): (A) Manpreet Singh (B) Anup Kumar (C) Sunil Chhetri (D) Bajrang Punia List-II (Associated Games): (I) Football (II) Wrestling (III) Hockey (IV) Kabaddi |
(3) (A) - (III), (B) - (IV), (C) - (I), (D) - (II). | Indian hockey player Manpreet Singh, Kabaddi player Anup Kumar, football player Sunil Chhetri, and wrestling champion Bajrang Punia are all involved. |
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