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The document is an examination paper for Class XI Physical Education and Sports, covering various sections including multiple choice questions, short answer questions, and long answer questions. It outlines the structure of the exam, the types of questions, and general instructions for candidates. The paper assesses knowledge on topics such as career opportunities in physical education, first aid protocols, and the importance of health and hygiene in sports.

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CENTRAL BOARD OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

ANNUAL BOARD EXAMINATION – 2024-25

SUBJECT: PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS (PAT)


Class: XI Subject Code: 073 Time Allowed: 3 Hours Maximum Marks: 51

Roll Number: Candidate's Name:

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
1. This question paper contains four sections: Section A, B, C and D.
2. Section A consists of 25 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) of 1 mark each. All questions are compulsory.
3. Section B consists of 5 Short Answer Questions of 2 marks each. Attempt any 3.
4. Section C consists of 6 Short Answer Questions of 2 marks each. Attempt any 4.
5. Section D consists of 5 Long Answer Questions of 4 marks each. Attempt any 3.
6. Write your Roll Number on the top of this paper.
7. All answers must be written neatly and legibly. Marks will be deducted for poor presentation.

SECTION – A
(Multiple Choice Questions: Each question carries 1 mark. All questions are compulsory.)

1. Which of the following is NOT a career opportunity in the Physical Education sector?
(a) Sports Coach
(b) Fitness Instructor
(c) Civil Engineer
(d) Sports Journalist

2. A Physical Education teacher's primary role in school is to:


(a) Handle administrative work only
(b) Develop and implement physical education curricula
(c) Manage school finances
(d) Teach only mathematics

3. Which certification is commonly required for Sports Coaches in India?


(a) NIS/SAI certification
(b) MBBS degree
(c) Law degree
(d) MBA in Finance

4. The entry-level annual salary of a Physical Education Assistant/Teacher is approximately:


(a) ■10–15 lakhs
(b) ■3–5 lakhs
(c) ■20–25 lakhs
(d) ■1–2 lakhs

5. Which of the following is the BROADEST category of physical engagement?


(a) Sports
(b) Games
(c) Physical Activity
(d) Recreation

6. Chess is considered a 'mind sport' under which international framework?


(a) FIFA
(b) GAISF and Council of Europe
(c) ICC
(d) IOC
7. Which of the following is an example of RECREATION?
(a) Playing in an IPL match
(b) Olympic 100m sprint
(c) Casual meditation and reading
(d) Inter-school cricket tournament

8. Sports differ from Games primarily because sports involve:


(a) Mental activity only
(b) No rules
(c) Physical exertion, formal rules & competition
(d) Only indoor activities

9. Which life skill is MOST developed when a student is appointed team captain?
(a) Nutrition knowledge
(b) Leadership and Responsibility
(c) Sports Journalism skills
(d) Equipment Management

10. SMART goals in sports refer to goals that are:


(a) Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
(b) Short, Manageable, Active, Realistic, Timed
(c) Simple, Motivating, Attainable, Rewarding, True
(d) None of the above

11. Facing defeat calmly and learning from it develops which life skill?
(a) Sports Management
(b) Resilience and Perseverance
(c) Photography
(d) Nutrition Planning

12. What is the body temperature threshold that indicates Heatstroke?


(a) 98.6°F
(b) 100°F
(c) 104°F or greater
(d) 101°F

13. The correct cycle of CPR compressions to rescue breaths is:


(a) 15:2
(b) 30:2
(c) 10:1
(d) 20:3

14. In the DRABC first aid protocol, 'R' stands for:


(a) Rescue
(b) Resuscitate
(c) Response
(d) Run

15. The Heimlich Maneuver is used in which emergency?


(a) Cardiac Arrest
(b) Heatstroke
(c) Choking
(d) Asthma Attack

16. The correct rate of chest compressions per minute during CPR is:
(a) 60–80
(b) 80–100
(c) 100–120
(d) 120–140
17. First Aid for sprains follows which protocol?
(a) DRABC
(b) R.I.C.E.
(c) CPR
(d) SMART

18. According to WHO, health is defined as:


(a) Absence of disease only
(b) Good physical fitness
(c) Complete physical, mental and social well-being
(d) Ability to run without fatigue

19. Which of the following is a correct hygiene rule for food handlers during sports?
(a) Wear nail polish while handling food
(b) Cough over food if you cover your mouth
(c) Wash hands thoroughly before handling food
(d) Wear jewellery while serving

20. High-frequency inspections of sports facilities are performed:


(a) Once a year
(b) Every 5 years
(c) Quarterly or semi-annually
(d) Daily or weekly

21. Which assessment tool is used to MONITOR students' learning progress during instruction?
(a) Summative Evaluation
(b) Formative Evaluation
(c) Benchmark
(d) Assessment Report Template

22. A Rubric is best described as:


(a) A list of tasks to complete
(b) A scoring guide with criteria to evaluate performance
(c) A standard norm for comparison
(d) A record of student attendance

23. A Benchmark in Physical Education helps to:


(a) Evaluate teacher performance only
(b) Maintain uniformity in evaluation across schools
(c) Plan sports events
(d) Design lesson plans

24. A student who studies because he/she finds it personally satisfying is driven by:
(a) External (Extrinsic) Motivation
(b) Peer Pressure
(c) Internal (Intrinsic) Motivation
(d) Fear of punishment

25. Which of the following is an example of DOWNWARD communication?


(a) An employee sending a report to manager
(b) Two department heads discussing a project
(c) A manager issuing instructions to employees
(d) Students discussing in a group

SECTION – B
(Short Answer Questions – 2 marks each. Attempt any THREE out of five.)

26. Differentiate between a Sprain and a Muscle Strain with one example each.
27. List any four items that should be present in a Physical Education first-aid kit.

28. State the DRABC protocol of first aid. What does each letter stand for?

29. What is the difference between Formative and Summative Evaluation? Give one example of
each.

30. Mention any four general hygiene rules a student should follow after sports practice.

SECTION – C
(Short Answer Questions – 2 marks each. Attempt any FOUR out of six.)

31. Define Recreation. How does it differ from Sports? Give one example of each.

32. Name any four types of career opportunities available in the Physical Education sector with a
one-line description of each.

33. What are Green Skills? Give two examples of green jobs.

34. Describe the emergency first aid steps for a Severe Allergic Reaction (Anaphylaxis).

35. What is a Benchmark in Physical Education? State its purpose in student assessment.

36. Define Communication. State any two types of communication based on 'direction' within an
organisation.

SECTION – D
(Long Answer Questions – 4 marks each. Attempt any THREE out of five.)

37. Explain the step-by-step process of performing CPR on an adult. Include the conditions under
which CPR must be performed. (Any 8 relevant points)

38. Differentiate between Physical Activity, Games, Sports, and Recreation with suitable examples
for each. Also state the key distinctions between them.

39. Describe any FIVE life skills developed through participation in sports. Explain how each skill
helps in daily life beyond the sports field.

40. Explain the concept of Emergency Action Plans in Physical Education. Describe the emergency
management procedures for any TWO of the following: (a) Heatstroke (b) Asthma Attack (c)
Cardiac Arrest

41. Write detailed notes on the following aspects of Health and Hygiene in sports: (a) Importance of
personal hygiene for athletes (any 4 points) (b) Maintenance and care of sports equipment/balls
(any 4 points)

✦ END OF QUESTION PAPER ✦


All the best! Read each question carefully before answering.

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