PHYSICAL EDUCATION (CSEC) - P1 Past Paper, 2018

A lack of iron in the diet can cause:

Carla walks four miles everyday. Which of the following conditions will she improve the MOST?

The image below refers to a circuit for muscular strength. Which of the following exercises is BEST for completing it?

Which of the labelled muscles are the abdominal muscles?

Which of the following sport-related fitness tests measures coordination?

In which of the following years was the Olympic Games affected by the First World War?

As an athlete, it is important to increase one's vital capacity because there will be:

Binging can impact an athlete's performance because it MAINLY affects:

A sprinter is asked to include weight training and plyometrics in his workout. Which fitness component will be improved?

Which of the following situations does NOT contribute to injury prevention?

Aerobics as a physical activity contributes BEST to:

A footballer needs increased protein intake when:

The MAIN reason for reviving the Olympic Games was to:

Which food nutrient is the BEST choice when attempting carbo-loading before an activity.

In netball games, Mary constantly drops balls passed too quickly to her. How can the coach correct the problem?

The modern Olympic Games have existed since:

Which of the following skills are classified as open?

Which TWO English-speaking Caribbean counties qualified for a FIFA World Cup final in the last two decades?

Nicholas can perform badminton techniques almost effortlessly. This skill learning phase is called:

In what direction will the forearm move when the biceps contract?

Which of the following factors is NOT a consideration when organizing sport programmes for young people?

Which of the following methods are used for training in sport?

The body generates ATP from the breakdown of:

In humans, the biological name for the 'windpipe' is:

Which of the following organizations coordinates and conducts World Cup cricket?

From the list below, athletes competing in major games are randomly tested for drugs to:

Bones can be classified into groups as short, long, flat or irregular. To what group do the vertebrae belong?

Which of the following foods are rich in fibre?

In Physical Education and Sport, good reaction time is MOST important when:

Which of the following food groups should an athlete include in his/ her diet to prevent constipation?

Which of the following organs excretes sweat and sebum?

Which of the following is the correct sequence of blood flow from the heart, through the body and back to the heart?

Which of the following are controlled by the autonomic nervous system?

Which body type is shown in the diagram below?

During which part of a T.P. is emphasis placed on maintaining general fitness and flexibility through active rest?

A cricket umpire hears the bowler taunting the batsman. The BEST action he can take is to:

When performing pull-ups, what type of contraction occurs at the biceps?

What is the name given to an agreement between an athlete and a sponsor?

A company giving financial aid in return for having its name associated with an individual, team or sport, is called:

Which of the following techniques is used to treat a sprain of the ankle?

The MAIN objective of Physical Education is to:

Which of the following body systems manufactures blood cells?

'Tennis elbows' and 'cricketers' shoulder' are examples of which type of injury?

Which of the following are likely to discourage sport sponsorship agencies?

Stimulants are used to: