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CSEC Physical Education and Sport Paper 1 May/June 2017 - Free CXC Past Paper with Answers
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The Olympic games originated as a religious festival in
Greece
Egypt
Italy
China
In which city was the Olympic stadium dubbed the 'Bird's Nest'?
1996- Atlanta
2000- Sydney
2004- Athens
2008- Beijing
Which of the following events are held every two years? i. CARIFTA ii. CAC Championships iii. World Athletic Championships iv. Pan American Games
i and ii
i and iii only
ii and iii only
iii and iv only
When exposed to sunlight, our skin manufactures
vitamins A
vitamins B
vitamins C
vitamins D
Which of the following nutrients helps to repair muscle damage?
Fat
Protein
Mineral
Carbohydrate
Heat loss is associated with i. The movement of heat directly through the skin ii. Radiation from dilated blood vessels iii. The secretion of sweat
i and ii only
i and iii only
ii and iii only
i, ii and iii
Which of the following athletes is MOST likely to have more fast twitch muscle fibres?
100m runner
1500m runner
Marathon runner
Long distance swimmer
Which of the following is the correct sequence for the process of digestion?
Ocsophagus, small intestines, stomach
Oesophagus, stomach, small intestines
Oesophagus, anus, small intestines
Stomach, oesophagus, anus
In humans, the purposes of cartilage is to
Keep bones cool
Attached bones to muscles
Stop bones from growing long
Protect the ends of the bones where they meet
Sugar is stored in glycogen in the
Gall bladder
Pancreas
Stomach
Liver
Which of the following process is NOT a function of the digestive system?
Ingestion
Absorption
Inspiration
Mastication
Which of the following are functions of the nervous system? i. Allows us to be aware of our surroundings ii. Provides us with the ability to think and act iii. Allows us to control and coordinate movement
i and ii only
i and iii only
ii and iii only
i, ii and iii
Which of the following is NOT associated with the excretory system?
Kidney
Homeostatasis
Tidal capacity
Osmoregulation
Which of the following is NOT a feature of the spinal cord?
Transmits messages to and from our brain
It is enclosed in vertebral column
It is flexible
It consists of bones
Which of the following identifies a chamber of the heart?
Front atrium
Left ventricle
Back atrium
Front ventricle
Unconsciousness, disorientation and memory loss following a blow to the head are ALL symptoms of
Cramps
Contusion
Concussion
Compound fracture
Strained muscles may be caused by
Over-stretching
Wearing tight gear
Exercising too soon after eating
Drinking insufficient water during exercise
A sprain may be define as
A bone pull from its normal position
Ligament damage at a joint
Damage to the tendon
Bones rubbing at the joints
Specific fitness is the ability of the body to carry out set tasks effectively and efficiently. Which of the following is NOT an aspect of specific fitness?
Agility
Flexibility
Coordination
Speed and reaction
Which of the following activities BEST displays the fitness component of power?
Throwing the javelin
Tug of war
Marathon
Skipping
People are usually at their fittest at about
10-19 years
20-29 years
30-39 years
40-49 years
Which of the following are considered when assessing fitness? i. Age ii. Equipment iii. Environment
i and ii only
i and iii only
ii and iii only
i, ii and iii
Which of the following factors must be considered when designing training programmes? i. Weight ii. The particular sport iii. A specific level of ability iv. An individual or group
i, ii and iii only
i, ii and iv only
ii, iii and iv only
i, ii, iii and iv
Which of the following procedures must be followed in conducting training sessions?
Pre-competition, competition recovery
Warm up, main activity, cool down
Warm up, recovery, main activity
Pre-competition, main activity, cool down
Which of the following will facilitate a stable posture? i. Feet close together ii. Feet shoulder width apart iii. Body in upright position iv. Body in half-squat position
i and iii only
ii and iii only
ii and iv only
iii and iv only
the falling of one's body temperature below 35°C is called
hyperthermia
hypotrophy
heat exhaustion
hypothermia
A sport injury can be any injury caused to a person whilst in action. These injuries can be classified as i. overuse ii. chronic iii. acute
i only
ii only
i and ii only
ii and iii only
Sports persons need a balance diet to keep healthy. A balance diet is one which
Matches your energy needs
Uses equal portions of food
Provides equal amounts of nutrients
We should include fibre in our daily diet because it i. Makes us feel full longer ii. Helps prevent constipation iii. Reabsorbs water iv. Removes poisonous waste
i and ii only
i and iii only
ii and iii only
ii and iv only
Jane is a netballer who does not eat meat. Which of the following combinations is a good replacement for meat?
Fish, peas, pasta and eggs
Beans, lentils, nuts and eggs
Nuts, bananas, beans and milk
Pasta, rice, nuts and bananas
Water is an essential agent for the many process that keep us alive. Which of these statements is NOT true of water? It helps to
Suppress appetite
Maintain muscle tone
Remove waste and toxins
Prevent dehydration
Which of the following is NOT and eating disorder?
Binging
Anorexia
Obesity
Bulimia
What is the role of most Caribbean governments in sport?
Hosting national leagues
Supporting national sport
Selecting national athletes
Organizing coaching courses
Which of the following is the MOST appropriate way to address violence in sports?
Ban competitions that give financial awards
Educate athletes, coaches and purpose of sport
Limit the number of spectators at sporting events
Increase the price of tickets for games
How does the mass media support the development of sport? i. Exposing the private lives of professional athletes ii. Covering games for the wider audience iii. Increasing financial support from media rights and advertising iv. Promoting positive values such as team spirit
i and ii only
ii and iii only
i, ii and iii only
ii, iii and iv only
Which of the following games cater for persons with physical disabilities? i. Paralympics ii. Winter Olympics iii. Special Olympics iv. Summer Olympics
i and ii only
i and iii only
i and iv only
i, ii, iii and iv
How might smoking affect the fitness of a runner?
Increase the risk of heart disease and damage
Infection with hepatitis or AIDS
Increase concentration and control
None of the above
Why do we need a warm up before exercise?
To gently increase your pulse rate
To help the body return to its natural state
To decrease the transport of more oxygen and other fuels to the muscles
All of the above
There are THREE phases that all warm ups should contain?
Pulse raiser, stretch and skills practice
Skills practice, stretch and cool down
Warm ups, cool down and stretches
None of the above
What does the RICE principle stands for?
Run, ice, compression, elevation
Rest, ice, compression, elevation
Rest, inform, compress, evaluate
What are broken bones called?
Fractures
Concussion
Dislocation
Bleeding
Which of the following are factors that affect our opportunity to participate in sporting events?
Age, gender, race and religion, ability and social class
Esteem, self-awareness and speed
Speed, reaction time and power
Age, gender, race and religion and speed
In what year did the West Indies male and female cricket team won the T/20 test match?
1999
2015
2005
2016
How can Physical fitness be BEST described?
The ability of the body to meet demands place on it
The ability to perform a movement quickly
The ability to transfer energy swiftly into force
The ability to respond quickly to a stimuli
Dehydration occurs when
We lose a volume of fluid greater than 1% of our body weight
The amount of energy needed to increase 1cm³ of water by 1°C
Essential nutrients for the body's growth and healthy functioning
All of the above