First Term Examination Questions Physical and Health Education JSS 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12
JSS 2 PHE
- A sport event that an athletes does alone and not part of a team is ________ a. poor event b. swim event c. field event d. Probe
- A ________ is thrown in shot put by contestants. a. heavy metal pail b. heavy metal ball c. heavy metal stone d. heavy metal book
- All these are field event Except ________ a. Shot put b. Discuss Throw c. Javelin d. Ludo Throw
- _______ is one of the oldest games practiced on earth. a. Bull throw b. Discus throw c. Ball throw d. Javelin throw
- Which of these is a type of pass in hockey? a. Drive pass b. Wet pass c. Food pass d. Bad pass
- ________ is a field event played between two teams comprising of eleven players each. a. Table terms b. Wrestling c. Hockey d. Relay race
- A ________ is awarded against an attacking team that commits a foul outside the striking circle a. free hit b. free ball c. free move d. none
- Which of these is a skill in hockey in hockey? a. Pay off b. Tackling c. adject d. None mentioned
- Female Genital Mutilation is usually carried out using a ________ a. cutlass b. Shovel c. rake d. blade
- FGM means __________ a. Female Good Moral b. Female Gene Movement c. Female Genital Mutilation d. Female Gentle Mutilation
- The first menstrual cycle of a girl is called _________ a. ovum b. stem c. menarche d. blood
- What are the possible changes that may occur in the family? a. Divorce and death b. Paper and tonic c. phone and clothes d. None of the above
- Reproduction in humans is __________ a. sexual b. stamen c. pistil d. romance
- A girl is old enough to be a mother when she can produce ____________ a. ova b. stem c. stigma d. fertilizer
- __________ is the inability of the sperm to fertilize an egg. a. Force b. Sterility c. womb d. Bladder
- ________ is the sex before marriage between two parties. a. Pre-sex b. Premarital sex c. Post marital sex d. Semi-marital sex
- ______ is the process of growing old. a. Ageing b. Death c. Failure d. Health
- Death begins when the heart stops ________ a. laughing b. dancing c. beating d. gisting
- _________ is the ability of an individual to perform well without feeling too tired. a. Physical fitness b. Physical power c. Demonstrate d. None of the above
- Physical fitness improves ________ a. death b. stamina c. sickness d. Madness
Theory
INSTRUCTION: Answer all questions
- What is human trafficking
- Mention six groups of human trafficking
- Highlight four causes of human trafficking
- . Define posture.
- Mention four (4) characteristics of a good posture.
- List five (5) kinds of posture.
- Enumerate five factors that influence posture.
- Define tort.
- What is negligence?
- What is legal liability?
- What are the precautionary measures a physical educator should take to avoid being suit?
- Mention four ways of negligence by a physical educator.
- Mention four (4) skills in Hockey
- List four (4) equipment used in hockey
- Explain any three (3) above
- In a tabular form, write out four differences between field and track events. Give three examples each
- Differentiate between dramatic rhythms and creative rhythms.
- . What do you understand by the term camping?
- Mention three (3) types of hiking.
- Define hunting.
- The game of judo was formed by ______
- He was a native of ______
- When did judo become one of the Olympic events ______
- Judo came to Nigeria in ______
- Who was the first Judo coach in Nigeria ______
- The first judo coach in Nigeria was a native of ______ in ______ state in Nigeria
- What is the governing body of Judo called in Nigeria ______
- Jokoda means ______
- Nigeria Judo federation was formerly known as ______
- The first time judo was competed for at the Olympics was the one that took place in ______
- List five benefits of judo ______, ______, ______, ______ and ______
- List five rules of judo ______, ______, ______, ______ and ______
- List five skills in judo ______, ______, ______, ______ and ______
- List five benefits of judo ______, ______, ______, ______ and ______
- List five techniques in judo ______, ______, ______, ______ and ______
Human Trafficking
- What is Human Trafficking?
Human trafficking is the illegal trade and exploitation of humans for purposes such as forced labor, sexual exploitation, and other forms of modern slavery. - Six Groups of Human Trafficking:
- Child trafficking
- Sex trafficking
- Labor trafficking
- Organ trafficking
- Domestic servitude
- Forced marriage trafficking
- Four Causes of Human Trafficking:
- Poverty
- Lack of education
- Political instability
- Corruption and weak law enforcement
Posture
- Define Posture:
Posture refers to the way in which a person holds their body while standing, sitting, or lying down. - Four Characteristics of a Good Posture:
- Spine is straight and aligned
- Shoulders are back and relaxed
- Chest is forward and open
- Weight is evenly distributed across both feet
- Five Kinds of Posture:
- Standing posture
- Sitting posture
- Lying posture
- Dynamic posture (movement-related)
- Static posture (stationary)
- Five Factors that Influence Posture:
- Muscle strength and flexibility
- Daily habits and activities
- Ergonomics of the environment
- Emotional and mental state
- Age and physical condition
Tort Law
- Define Tort:
A tort is a civil wrong or injury, other than a breach of contract, that provides grounds for a lawsuit. - What is Negligence?
Negligence is the failure to take proper care in doing something, which results in damage or injury to another person. - What is Legal Liability?
Legal liability is the responsibility of a party to compensate for the harm or damage caused to another person due to their actions or omissions. - Precautionary Measures a Physical Educator Should Take to Avoid Being Sued:
- Properly inspect and maintain equipment
- Provide adequate supervision during activities
- Ensure all students are adequately trained in safety procedures
- Keep detailed records of safety instructions and incidents
- Four Ways of Negligence by a Physical Educator:
- Failing to supervise students adequately
- Using faulty or unsafe equipment
- Ignoring safety protocols
- Not providing first aid or proper care during injuries
Hockey
- Four Skills in Hockey:
- Dribbling
- Passing
- Shooting
- Tackling
- Four Equipment Used in Hockey:
- Hockey stick
- Ball (or puck for ice hockey)
- Helmet
- Shin guards
- Explanation of Three Equipment:
- Hockey Stick: The primary tool used to hit the ball or puck during the game.
- Ball/Puck: The object players aim to move into the opponent’s goal to score points.
- Helmet: Protective headgear worn to prevent injuries from falls, collisions, or being hit by the ball or puck.
Track and Field Events
- Differences Between Field and Track Events:
| Field Events | Track Events |
|---|---|
| Involves jumping or throwing | Involves running |
| Requires specific areas or pits | Performed on a track |
| Examples: High jump, javelin throw | Examples: 100m sprint, marathon |
| Emphasizes strength and technique | Emphasizes speed and endurance |
- Examples:
- Field Events: High jump, long jump, shot put
- Track Events: 100m dash, 4x400m relay, 1500m run
Rhythms
- Differentiate Between Dramatic Rhythms and Creative Rhythms:
- Dramatic Rhythms: These involve movements that convey a story, emotion, or theme, often performed in a theatrical manner.
- Creative Rhythms: These are spontaneous, expressive movements that do not follow a fixed narrative and allow for personal expression.
Camping and Hiking
- What Do You Understand by the Term Camping?
Camping is an outdoor activity where people stay overnight in a shelter, such as a tent or a camper, usually in a natural environment. - Three Types of Hiking:
- Day hiking
- Backpacking
- Mountaineering
- Define Hunting:
Hunting is the practice of pursuing and capturing or killing wild animals for food, sport, or trade.
Judo
- The Game of Judo was Formed by:
Jigoro Kano - He was a Native of:
Japan - When Did Judo Become One of the Olympic Events:
1964 - Judo Came to Nigeria in:
1972 - Who Was the First Judo Coach in Nigeria?
Joseph Egonu - The First Judo Coach in Nigeria was a Native of:
Owerri in Imo State, Nigeria - What is the Governing Body of Judo Called in Nigeria?
Nigeria Judo Federation - Jokoda Means:
Training hall or place of practice in judo - Nigeria Judo Federation was Formerly Known as:
Judo Association of Nigeria - The First Time Judo was Competed for at the Olympics was the One that Took Place in:
1964 Tokyo Olympics - Five Benefits of Judo:
- Physical fitness
- Self-discipline
- Confidence building
- Improved coordination
- Stress relief
- Five Rules of Judo:
- Respect your opponent
- No strikes or punches
- Do not inflict injury deliberately
- Obey the referee’s commands
- Follow proper etiquette on and off the mat
- Five Skills in Judo:
- Throws (Nage-waza)
- Grappling (Katame-waza)
- Joint locks (Kansetsu-waza)
- Choking techniques (Shime-waza)
- Falling techniques (Ukemi)
- Five Techniques in Judo:
- Osoto Gari (Major Outer Reap)
- Seoi Nage (Shoulder Throw)
- Uchi Mata (Inner Thigh Throw)
- Kesa Gatame (Scarf Hold)
- Juji Gatame (Armbar)
Part B Theory Questions
- In what year was the Nigeria Lawn Tennis Association formed?
- Who founded the Nigeria Lawn Tennis Association?
- What was the primary goal of the Nigeria Lawn Tennis Association when it was established?
- In what year was the first Wimbledon Championship held?
- Who won the first Wimbledon Championship?
- What surface is traditionally used in the Wimbledon Championship?
- Name three skills required in Lawn Tennis.
- What is the difference between a forehand stroke and a backhand stroke in Lawn Tennis?
- Explain the importance of serving in Lawn Tennis.
- What are the three main components of a School Health Programme?
- Why is health education important in schools?
- How does a healthy school environment contribute to student learning?
- Name two problems that commonly affect School Health Programmes.
- How can inadequate funding impact a School Health Programme?
- Why is it important to have trained personnel in School Health Programmes?
- What role does the government play in supporting School Health Programmes?
- Mention two ways in which schools can promote physical health among students.
- Describe how a School Health Programme can help prevent diseases.
- How can schools ensure that their environment remains healthy for students?
- What challenges might a school face in implementing a comprehensive Health Programme?
Here are the answers to the 20 questions:
- 1927
- The Nigeria Lawn Tennis Association was founded by the colonial government.
- The primary goal of the Nigeria Lawn Tennis Association was to promote and organize tennis activities in Nigeria.
- 1877
- Spencer Gore won the first Wimbledon Championship.
- The traditional surface used in the Wimbledon Championship is grass.
- Three skills required in Lawn Tennis are:
- Serving
- Forehand stroke
- Backhand stroke
- A forehand stroke is played with the palm of the hand facing the ball, while a backhand stroke is played with the back of the hand facing the ball.
- Serving is important in Lawn Tennis because it initiates the play and can provide an advantage if executed well.
- The three main components of a School Health Programme are:
- Health Education
- Health Services
- Healthy School Environment
- Health education is important in schools because it teaches students how to make healthy choices and prevent diseases.
- A healthy school environment contributes to student learning by reducing absenteeism and promoting overall well-being.
- Two problems that commonly affect School Health Programmes are:
- Inadequate funding
- Lack of trained personnel
- Inadequate funding can impact a School Health Programme by limiting the resources available for health education, services, and maintaining a healthy environment.
- Having trained personnel is important in School Health Programmes because they ensure that health services are delivered effectively and health education is accurate.
- The government supports School Health Programmes by providing funding, setting health policies, and offering training for school health personnel.
- Two ways schools can promote physical health among students are:
- Organizing regular physical education classes
- Ensuring nutritious meals are provided
- A School Health Programme can help prevent diseases by educating students on hygiene practices and providing vaccinations.
- Schools can ensure that their environment remains healthy for students by maintaining cleanliness, proper sanitation, and ensuring access to clean water.
- Challenges a school might face in implementing a comprehensive Health Programme include limited resources, lack of trained staff, and inadequate government support.