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)
- The component of physical fitness that relates to the heart and lungs is called __________. a) Flexibility
b) Endurance
c) Strength
d) Agility - An example of surface water is __________. a) Groundwater
b) Rainwater
c) Rivers
d) Aquifer - The process of removing salt from seawater is called __________. a) Filtration
b) Distillation
c) Desalination
d) Purification - Groundwater is __________ affected by surface pollution. a) Highly
b) Moderately
c) Slightly
d) Less - A physically fit person should have good __________. a) Endurance
b) Flexibility
c) Strength
d) All of the above - The main source of water for many communities is __________. a) Rainwater
b) Surface water
c) Desalinated water
d) Groundwater - __________ is the main advantage of using rainwater. a) High cost
b) Variable availability
c) Renewable
d) Pollution - The main purpose of physical fitness programs is to __________. a) Increase flexibility
b) Improve overall health
c) Reduce stress
d) All of the above - Safety precautions while exercising include __________. a) Ignoring pain
b) Using proper equipment
c) Exercising on uneven surfaces
d) None of the above - Desalinated water is primarily used in __________ regions. a) Tropical
b) Arid
c) Temperate
d) Coastal - __________ is not a component of physical fitness. a) Strength
b) Endurance
c) Stamina
d) Flexibility - An example of groundwater is __________. a) Lake
b) River
c) Aquifer
d) Ocean - A healthy person should have __________. a) Good physical fitness
b) High levels of stress
c) Poor diet
d) All of the above - Proper water storage is crucial for __________. a) Irrigation
b) Drinking
c) Industrial use
d) All of the above - The importance of physical fitness includes __________. a) Reducing disease risk
b) Improving mental health
c) Enhancing physical performance
d) All of the above - The main method for disposing of refuse is __________. a) Recycling
b) Burning
c) Landfilling
d) Composting - __________ is a key factor in maintaining good personal health. a) Proper hygiene
b) Excessive exercise
c) Poor nutrition
d) Sedentary lifestyle - A common method of sewage disposal is __________. a) Open pit
b) Sewage treatment plants
c) River dumping
d) Direct discharge - The term used for water obtained from precipitation is __________. a) Surface water
b) Groundwater
c) Rainwater
d) Desalinated water - 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)
- Define physical fitness and list its components.
- Explain the difference between surface water and groundwater.
- What are the advantages and disadvantages of using rainwater?
- Describe the importance of physical fitness programs.
- What safety precautions should be taken during exercises?
- Outline the methods of refuse disposal.
- Explain how desalinated water is produced.
- What are the characteristics of a physically fit person?
- Discuss the role of water in personal health.
- What are the health-related components of physical fitness?
- Describe the characteristics of a healthy person.
- How can communities improve water supply sources?
- Explain the process of sewage disposal and its importance.
- List and describe the sources of water supply.
- What methods are used to maintain good personal health?
- Discuss the impact of physical fitness on mental health.
- Describe the different types of water storage methods.
- What are the key factors in choosing a method for refuse disposal?
- How does physical fitness contribute to overall well-being?
- What are the benefits of using groundwater as a water source?
Part C: True or False Questions (20 True or False questions)
- True or False: Surface water includes lakes and rivers.
- True or False: Groundwater is less affected by surface pollution.
- True or False: Rainwater is not a renewable source of water.
- True or False: Desalinated water is mainly used in coastal regions.
- True or False: The main purpose of physical fitness programs is to improve mental health.
- True or False: Proper hygiene is a key factor in maintaining good personal health.
- True or False: Refuse disposal methods include recycling and composting.
- True or False: Desalinated water is produced by removing impurities from groundwater.
- True or False: A physically fit person should have good endurance and flexibility.
- True or False: The main advantage of using rainwater is its high cost.
- True or False: Groundwater is obtained from precipitation.
- True or False: The process of sewage disposal includes treatment and safe disposal.
- True or False: Physical fitness does not affect overall well-being.
- True or False: Rainwater collection systems are important for irrigation.
- True or False: The primary method of refuse disposal is incineration.
- True or False: Groundwater is found in aquifers beneath the earth’s surface.
- True or False: Surface water can be polluted by various factors.
- True or False: Physical fitness programs are only for athletes.
- True or False: Proper water storage prevents contamination.
- True or False: Desalination is used to make seawater drinkable.
Part D: Fill in the Gaps Questions (20 fill-in-blank questions without options)
- __________ is the process of removing salt from seawater.
- The main source of water in many communities is __________.
- __________ water is collected from precipitation.
- The key component of fitness that involves the ability to perform activities without fatigue is __________.
- The main purpose of physical fitness programs is to improve __________ health.
- __________ is a method of disposing of refuse.
- Proper __________ is important for maintaining personal health.
- Groundwater is found in __________ beneath the earth’s surface.
- An example of surface water is __________.
- The process of sewage disposal includes __________ and treatment.
- Desalinated water is primarily used in __________ regions.
- The advantages of using rainwater include its __________ and renewability.
- The key characteristic of a physically fit person is __________.
- __________ disposal methods include recycling and composting.
- A healthy person should have good __________ fitness.
- Surface water can be polluted by __________ factors.
- Groundwater is less affected by __________ pollution.
- The process of __________ involves treating and safely disposing of sewage.
- The benefits of physical fitness include reducing __________ risk.
- Proper water __________ prevents contamination and ensures safety.
More Useful Links:
- Revision and Review Test Questions Physical and Health Education JSS 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 11
- Physical and Health Education JSS 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Test your knowledge with a comprehensive mid-term assessment covering Physical and Health Education topics for JSS 1 students.