Mid-Term Review and Assessment for JSS 1 Physical and Health Education JSS 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7

Physical and Health Education JSS 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7

Subject: Physical and Health Education
Class: JSS 1
Term: First Term
Week: 7
Age: 11 years
Topic: Mid-Term Assessment and Break
Sub-topic: Review and Assessment
Duration: 60 minutes

Behavioural Objectives:

  • Review key concepts covered in the first half of the term.
  • Assess students’ understanding through various question formats.
  • Provide feedback to enhance learning and prepare for the second half of the term.

Keywords: Assessment, Review, Mid-Term, Evaluation

Set Induction:

  • Start with a brief review of the topics covered so far, highlighting the key points.

Entry Behaviour:

  • Students should be familiar with the topics covered in the previous weeks.

Learning Resources and Materials:

  • Past lesson notes
  • Assessment papers with questions
  • Pens/pencils and answer sheets

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge:

  • Connect the assessment to the lessons on physical fitness, health, water supply, and other covered topics.

Embedded Core Skills:

  • Critical thinking
  • Test-taking strategies
  • Self-assessment

Learning Materials:

  • Lagos State Scheme of Work
  • Review notes

Reference Books:

  • Lagos State Scheme of Work
  • Textbooks on Physical and Health Education

Instructional Materials:

  • Assessment papers
  • Answer sheets

Content:

Part A: Objective Questions (20 fill-in-the-blank questions with options)

  1. The component of physical fitness that relates to the heart and lungs is called __________. a) Flexibility
    b) Endurance
    c) Strength
    d) Agility
  2. An example of surface water is __________. a) Groundwater
    b) Rainwater
    c) Rivers
    d) Aquifer
  3. The process of removing salt from seawater is called __________. a) Filtration
    b) Distillation
    c) Desalination
    d) Purification
  4. Groundwater is __________ affected by surface pollution. a) Highly
    b) Moderately
    c) Slightly
    d) Less
  5. A physically fit person should have good __________. a) Endurance
    b) Flexibility
    c) Strength
    d) All of the above
  6. The main source of water for many communities is __________. a) Rainwater
    b) Surface water
    c) Desalinated water
    d) Groundwater
  7. __________ is the main advantage of using rainwater. a) High cost
    b) Variable availability
    c) Renewable
    d) Pollution
  8. The main purpose of physical fitness programs is to __________. a) Increase flexibility
    b) Improve overall health
    c) Reduce stress
    d) All of the above
  9. Safety precautions while exercising include __________. a) Ignoring pain
    b) Using proper equipment
    c) Exercising on uneven surfaces
    d) None of the above
  10. Desalinated water is primarily used in __________ regions. a) Tropical
    b) Arid
    c) Temperate
    d) Coastal
  11. __________ is not a component of physical fitness. a) Strength
    b) Endurance
    c) Stamina
    d) Flexibility
  12. An example of groundwater is __________. a) Lake
    b) River
    c) Aquifer
    d) Ocean
  13. A healthy person should have __________. a) Good physical fitness
    b) High levels of stress
    c) Poor diet
    d) All of the above
  14. Proper water storage is crucial for __________. a) Irrigation
    b) Drinking
    c) Industrial use
    d) All of the above
  15. The importance of physical fitness includes __________. a) Reducing disease risk
    b) Improving mental health
    c) Enhancing physical performance
    d) All of the above
  16. The main method for disposing of refuse is __________. a) Recycling
    b) Burning
    c) Landfilling
    d) Composting
  17. __________ is a key factor in maintaining good personal health. a) Proper hygiene
    b) Excessive exercise
    c) Poor nutrition
    d) Sedentary lifestyle
  18. A common method of sewage disposal is __________. a) Open pit
    b) Sewage treatment plants
    c) River dumping
    d) Direct discharge
  19. The term used for water obtained from precipitation is __________. a) Surface water
    b) Groundwater
    c) Rainwater
    d) Desalinated water
  20. The key component of fitness that involves the ability to perform activities without fatigue is __________. a) Flexibility
    b) Endurance
    c) Strength
    d) Agility

Part B: Theory Questions (20 short answer questions)

  1. Define physical fitness and list its components.
  2. Explain the difference between surface water and groundwater.
  3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using rainwater?
  4. Describe the importance of physical fitness programs.
  5. What safety precautions should be taken during exercises?
  6. Outline the methods of refuse disposal.
  7. Explain how desalinated water is produced.
  8. What are the characteristics of a physically fit person?
  9. Discuss the role of water in personal health.
  10. What are the health-related components of physical fitness?
  11. Describe the characteristics of a healthy person.
  12. How can communities improve water supply sources?
  13. Explain the process of sewage disposal and its importance.
  14. List and describe the sources of water supply.
  15. What methods are used to maintain good personal health?
  16. Discuss the impact of physical fitness on mental health.
  17. Describe the different types of water storage methods.
  18. What are the key factors in choosing a method for refuse disposal?
  19. How does physical fitness contribute to overall well-being?
  20. What are the benefits of using groundwater as a water source?

Part C: True or False Questions (20 True or False questions)

  1. True or False: Surface water includes lakes and rivers.
  2. True or False: Groundwater is less affected by surface pollution.
  3. True or False: Rainwater is not a renewable source of water.
  4. True or False: Desalinated water is mainly used in coastal regions.
  5. True or False: The main purpose of physical fitness programs is to improve mental health.
  6. True or False: Proper hygiene is a key factor in maintaining good personal health.
  7. True or False: Refuse disposal methods include recycling and composting.
  8. True or False: Desalinated water is produced by removing impurities from groundwater.
  9. True or False: A physically fit person should have good endurance and flexibility.
  10. True or False: The main advantage of using rainwater is its high cost.
  11. True or False: Groundwater is obtained from precipitation.
  12. True or False: The process of sewage disposal includes treatment and safe disposal.
  13. True or False: Physical fitness does not affect overall well-being.
  14. True or False: Rainwater collection systems are important for irrigation.
  15. True or False: The primary method of refuse disposal is incineration.
  16. True or False: Groundwater is found in aquifers beneath the earth’s surface.
  17. True or False: Surface water can be polluted by various factors.
  18. True or False: Physical fitness programs are only for athletes.
  19. True or False: Proper water storage prevents contamination.
  20. True or False: Desalination is used to make seawater drinkable.

Part D: Fill in the Gaps Questions (20 fill-in-blank questions without options)

  1. __________ is the process of removing salt from seawater.
  2. The main source of water in many communities is __________.
  3. __________ water is collected from precipitation.
  4. The key component of fitness that involves the ability to perform activities without fatigue is __________.
  5. The main purpose of physical fitness programs is to improve __________ health.
  6. __________ is a method of disposing of refuse.
  7. Proper __________ is important for maintaining personal health.
  8. Groundwater is found in __________ beneath the earth’s surface.
  9. An example of surface water is __________.
  10. The process of sewage disposal includes __________ and treatment.
  11. Desalinated water is primarily used in __________ regions.
  12. The advantages of using rainwater include its __________ and renewability.
  13. The key characteristic of a physically fit person is __________.
  14. __________ disposal methods include recycling and composting.
  15. A healthy person should have good __________ fitness.
  16. Surface water can be polluted by __________ factors.
  17. Groundwater is less affected by __________ pollution.
  18. The process of __________ involves treating and safely disposing of sewage.
  19. The benefits of physical fitness include reducing __________ risk.
  20. Proper water __________ prevents contamination and ensures safety.

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Test your knowledge with a comprehensive mid-term assessment covering Physical and Health Education topics for JSS 1 students.

 

FIRST TERM MID TERM TEST

Class: JSS 1
Subject: Physical and Health Education (P.H.E)
Time: 1 Hour


SECTION A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

  1. _______ can be defined as the education that deals with the all-round development of an individual through carefully selected physical activities.
    (a) Physical education
    (b) Physical fitness
    (c) Physical component
    (d) Physical element
  2. W.H.O means _______
    (a) Why Health Origin
    (b) War Heat Organ
    (c) Wealth Heat Oxygen
    (d) World Health Organization
  3. _______ is expressive movement of turning, twisting, and rolling of the body to conform with the rhythm of a sound, beat, or music.
    (a) Feelings
    (b) Dance
    (c) Rich
    (d) Legs walk
  4. _______ can be defined as participation in sporting activities during our leisure time. It is a voluntary participation in which no monetary gain is expected.
    (a) Recreation
    (b) Participation
    (c) Components
    (d) Climate
  5. _______ is a skill and technique in discus throwing.
    (a) Recovery
    (b) Lending
    (c) Execution
    (d) Rejection
  6. The ability of the heart, lungs, and muscles to perform physical activity is known as _______
    (a) Muscular endurance
    (b) Physical education
    (c) Cardiovascular fitness
    (d) Motor skills
  7. An organized competition between teams or individuals is called _______
    (a) Leisure
    (b) Recreation
    (c) Sports
    (d) Play
  8. The part of P.E. that deals with water-based activities is called _______
    (a) Aquatic sports
    (b) Aerobic exercises
    (c) Gymnastics
    (d) Athletics
  9. One of the following is not a component of physical fitness.
    (a) Strength
    (b) Flexibility
    (c) Speed
    (d) Eating
  10. Good posture helps to improve _______
    (a) Digestion
    (b) Breathing
    (c) Skin color
    (d) Weight
  11. _______ are exercises performed without equipment.
    (a) Aerobics
    (b) Cardio
    (c) Isometric exercises
    (d) Calisthenics
  12. The basic form of physical fitness for muscle development is called _______
    (a) Muscular strength
    (b) Aerobic fitness
    (c) Flexibility
    (d) Balance
  13. _______ is a type of exercise designed to improve flexibility.
    (a) Stretching
    (b) Skipping
    (c) Jogging
    (d) Dancing
  14. Which of these is a recreational activity?
    (a) Football
    (b) Running
    (c) Fishing
    (d) Swimming
  15. The skill of running fast in a straight line is known as _______
    (a) Speed
    (b) Agility
    (c) Balance
    (d) Coordination
  16. The ability to move quickly and change direction while maintaining control is called _______
    (a) Speed
    (b) Power
    (c) Agility
    (d) Stamina
  17. A planned program of physical activities designed to achieve specific fitness goals is called _______
    (a) Warm-up
    (b) Exercise routine
    (c) Stretching
    (d) Training
  18. _______ is the practice of moving a joint through a full range of motion.
    (a) Flexibility training
    (b) Powerlifting
    (c) Bodyweight exercise
    (d) Sprinting
  19. _______ is an example of a contact sport.
    (a) Boxing
    (b) Swimming
    (c) Gymnastics
    (d) Table tennis
  20. The process of taking in oxygen and expelling carbon dioxide is called _______
    (a) Circulation
    (b) Respiration
    (c) Metabolism
    (d) Exhalation
  21. The form of dance that involves coordinated, repetitive body movements is called _______
    (a) Cultural dance
    (b) Gymnastics
    (c) Aerobic dance
    (d) Sports dance
  22. The ability to maintain stability while in motion or still is known as _______
    (a) Speed
    (b) Balance
    (c) Endurance
    (d) Agility
  23. The body’s primary source of energy during high-intensity exercise is _______
    (a) Carbohydrates
    (b) Fats
    (c) Vitamins
    (d) Water
  24. The activity that involves a person lifting heavy objects to strengthen muscles is called _______
    (a) Yoga
    (b) Weightlifting
    (c) Running
    (d) Swimming
  25. Which of these is an example of a non-contact sport?
    (a) Wrestling
    (b) Swimming
    (c) Football
    (d) Judo
  26. The muscle group primarily worked during push-ups is _______
    (a) Abdominals
    (b) Triceps
    (c) Hamstrings
    (d) Chest muscles
  27. Running for extended periods without tiring is known as _______
    (a) Stamina
    (b) Endurance
    (c) Flexibility
    (d) Agility
  28. The skill of controlling the ball with your foot in football is called _______
    (a) Passing
    (b) Dribbling
    (c) Heading
    (d) Tackling
  29. Physical activities that help reduce stress include _______
    (a) Sleeping
    (b) Walking
    (c) Overeating
    (d) Arguing
  30. Stretching exercises before a workout helps to _______
    (a) Increase body temperature
    (b) Improve skin tone
    (c) Prevent injuries
    (d) Build muscles
  31. The practice of eating a balanced diet and getting enough rest is important for _______
    (a) Social health
    (b) Physical health
    (c) Mental health
    (d) Emotional health
  32. The sport of jumping into water from a height is called _______
    (a) Diving
    (b) Swimming
    (c) Water polo
    (d) Surfing
  33. An example of a non-communicable disease is _______
    (a) Malaria
    (b) Measles
    (c) Hypertension
    (d) Cholera
  34. The act of breathing in and out during an exercise is called _______
    (a) Circulation
    (b) Respiration
    (c) Blood flow
    (d) Metabolism
  35. One of the benefits of recreation is _______
    (a) Promoting weight gain
    (b) Reducing stress
    (c) Causing injury
    (d) Decreasing social interaction
  36. Which of the following is an aerobic exercise?
    (a) Skipping
    (b) Weightlifting
    (c) Sprinting
    (d) Push-ups
  37. Physical activities during childhood help in improving _______
    (a) Skin complexion
    (b) Muscle development
    (c) Teeth health
    (d) Hair growth
  38. Good nutrition contributes to _______
    (a) Weak muscles
    (b) Strong immune system
    (c) Poor digestion
    (d) Fatigue
  39. The best time to perform physical exercises is _______
    (a) Early morning
    (b) Late at night
    (c) After eating
    (d) While sitting
  40. The process of regulating body temperature during exercise is called _______
    (a) Sweating
    (b) Stretching
    (c) Flexibility
    (d) Hydration
  41. Walking helps in strengthening _______
    (a) Legs
    (b) Arms
    (c) Stomach
    (d) Neck
  42. Non-contact sports involve _______
    (a) Physical confrontation
    (b) No physical contact
    (c) Weight training
    (d) Combat moves
  43. The rhythmic movement of the body in time with music is called _______
    (a) Stretching
    (b) Skipping
    (c) Dancing
    (d) Sprinting
  44. Jumping jacks are an example of _______
    (a) Stretching exercises
    (b) Cardiovascular exercises
    (c) Resistance exercises
    (d) Weight training
  45. Cardiovascular fitness helps to improve _______
    (a) Heart health
    (b) Nail growth
    (c) Hair thickness
    (d) Eye vision
  46. A balanced diet contains all the essential _______
    (a) Nutrients
    (b) Fats
    (c) Water
    (d) Proteins
  47. Exercise helps to reduce _______
    (a) Flexibility
    (b) Stress
    (c) Muscle strength
    (d) Bone density
  48. The main function of proteins in the body is _______
    (a) Energy provision
    (b) Muscle repair and growth
    (c) Improving memory
    (d) Digestion
  49. Which of these is a basic skill in gymnastics?
    (a) Tumble
    (b) Swimming
    (c) Boxing
    (d) Cycling
  50. Proper hydration is essential during physical activities because it helps in _______
    (a) Digesting food
    (b) Regulating body temperature
    (c) Increasing body fat
    (d) Improving skin color

SECTION B: THEORY QUESTIONS

  1. What is health?
  2. State four importance of physical fitness.
  3. List five benefits of recreation and dance.
  4. Mention three safety rules in contact sports.
  5. Define cardiovascular fitness.
  6. List four examples of aquatic sports.
  7. State three skills used in gymnastics.
  8. Mention five benefits of good posture.
  9. Differentiate between contact and non-contact sports.
  10. Explain the role of exercise in stress reduction.

End of Test