CBSE Class 12 Physical Education Case Study Questions MCQs Set D

CASE BASE QUESTIONS : 1

1. Vijay is a football player of Kennedy school. He is famous for his aggressive play in the field. Because of his aggression he scored many goals. At the same time, he was punished for his aggressive behaviour with opponent.

Question. Hostile aggression is also known as ________________ aggression.
(a) Reactive
(b) Channelled
(c) Assertive
(d) Instrumental

Answer: A

Question. Which of the following is the example of Trait Theory of personality?
(a) Sheldon’s classification
(b) Jung Classification
(c) Personality
(d) Intrinsic

Answer: B

Question. What level of aggression is needed in sports?
(a) Partially
(b) Fully
(c) No need
(d) None of the options

Answer: A

2. Rohan was a good athlete of our school. He used to undergo training regularly for the best results. In spite of his constant effort he could not succeed. He got frustrated with his poor performance and stopped expressing his feelings and meeting friends. His parents took him to a psychologist for help. After a few consultations, he was able to focus well and succeeded.

Question. Taking help of psychologist becomes —— kind of motivation
(a) Intrinsic
(b) Extrinsic
(c) Ambivert
(d) Both (a) & (b)

Answer: B

Question. Pick the odd one out
(a) Openness
(b) Extroversion
(c) Neuroticism
(d) Ambivert

Answer: D

Question. Rohan can be motivated using
(a) Blame
(b) Praise
(c) Recognition
(d) Both b & c

Answer: B

Question. Person with emotional instability and negative emotions are termed as–
(a) Neuroticism
(b) Introvert
(c) Openness
(d) Extrovert

Answer: A

Question. A person having both traits of introvert and extrovert is known as
(a) Mesomorph
(b) Extroversion
(c) Ambivert
(d) Endomorph

Answer: C

3. Carl Lewis is a renowned long jumper. Whenever he is going to jump in a competition, he asks the audience to clap their hands till the completion of his jump.

Question. How many types of motivation are there?
(a) 2
(b) 3
(c) 4
(d) 5

Answer: A

Question. Which of the following body type is needed for a long jumper?
(a) Endomorph
(b) Ectomorph
(c) Mesomorph
(d) All of these

Answer: C

Question. Why does he do this thing?
(a) He needs motivation
(b) He is showing off
(c) Tactics
(d) Style

Answer: A

CASE BASE QUESTIONS : 2

1. A teacher in a preschool noticed that a child is not singing along with other children. She is not responding even when her name is called. Then the teacher asked the child to stand next to her and repeat the rhyme along with her, while she prompted and encouraged her. With effort the child was able to sing like other children of her age.

Question. What do you think the child is suffering from?
(a) SPD
(b) ADHD
(c) OCD
(d) ODD

Answer: A

Question. Child’s mother has the habit of washing her hands every few minutes and spends her entire day arranging things exactly the way she wants. Which of these is a possible disorder she might be suffering from?
(a) ADHD
(b) ASD
(c) OCD
(d) ODD

Answer: C

2. Ravi is a new student in Rakesh Sir’s class. Rakesh sir observed that Ravi’s behavior is different from other students, he is aggressive, rude and uncooperative, he finds it difficult to make friends in school nobody wants to be his friend. Rakesh discussed this situation with his classmates and told them about ODD. Rakesh suggested students to interact and be friendly with Ravi this would help Ravi to remain calm & happy.

Question. ODD patients do not show sign of
(a) Anger
(b) Calmness
(c) Vindictiveness
(d) Irritation

Answer: B

Question. Most suitable word used for disable person:
(a) Disabled person
(b) Retarded
(c) Divyang
(d) Blind

Answer: C

Question. Expended form of ODD is
(a) Opposite different disorder
(b) Oppositional deficient disorder
(c) Opposite different disability
(d) Obsessive defect disability

Answer: B

3. Disorder is usually used for mental disabilities. They create hindrance in an individual’s performance and reduces efficiency.

Question. The cause for this disorder can be ____________
(a) Indiscipline
(b) Family environment
(c) Both a & b
(d) accident

Answer: D

Question. The main symptom shown by this child is ________________
(a) Arguing
(b) obeying
(c) silence
(d) Fear

Answer: A

Question. From the above given picture, it can be asserted that the child is suffering with
(a) OCD
(b) ODD
(c) SPD
(d) All of the options

Answer: B

Question. Children who are not cooperative, defiant and disrespectful towards elders are diagnosed with ______________
(a) ODD
(b) OCD
(c) SPD
(d) ADHD

Answer: A

Question. A pattern of disobedience can be observed in children suffering from ____________
(a) ODD
(b) OCD
(c) SPD
(d) ADHD

Answer: A

4. School management needs to recognize the essential place of physical activity in the education of children with special needs. In order to develop lifelong habits for fitness and to provide them with many opportunities of socialization, schools need to understand that physical education is not a secondary subject but it is just as important as other skills.

Question. Name the model which refers to bringing students with disabilities and students of general education into the same platform of learning.
(a) Inclusive education
(b) UNESCO
(c) Child Rights and You
(d) Child Rights International Network

Answer: A

Question. Which of these is not one of the results of physical activities in children with special needs?
(a) Improvement in confidence
(b) Improvement in endurance
(c) Increase in depression
(d) Better hand-eye coordination

Answer: C

Question. Match the following
A. Cognitive I. Disorder
B. OCD II. Improvement techniques
C. Physical activities III. Disability
D. Competition in sports & games for CWSN IV. Paralympics
(a) a–iii, b–i, c–ii, d–iv
(b) a–iv, b–ii, c–i, d–iii
(c) a–ii, b–iii, c–iv, d–i
(d) a–iv, b–iii, c–i, d–ii

Answer: A

5. Raju, Sheela and Mili visited their newly made friends living in a centre for children with special needs. On the day before visiting the centre, they held a meeting with their school Physical Education teacher and learnt many guidelines to deal with their special friends at the centre. They were very much excited to meet them knowing how happy their friends would be.

Question. In case of introduction, it is appropriate to _____________
(a) Shake hands
(b) bow down
(c) high five
(d) wave

Answer: A

Question. To deal with children with special needs, one should have
(a) courage
(b) fear
(c) patience
(d) doubt

Answer: C

Question. While conversing with such individuals, always use—
(a) Normal tone
(b) high pitch
(c) whisper
(d) enact

Answer: A

Question. The set of guidelines these children learnt can be termed as ___________
(a) Disability rules
(b) disability etiquette
(c) disability regulations
(d) Disability law

Answer: B

Question. When dealing with person who is blind,
(a) Introduce yourself first
(b) talk very near to their ear
(c) Ask them questions
(d) talk by touching

Answer: A

6. The Class teacher of VII A observed newly joined student Sekhar’s behaviour. He is different from other students. He has difficulty in thinking and understanding concepts taught at school. The class teacher called his parents and suggested them to take him to a psychologist.

Question. The person with intellectual disability has IQ between
(a) 70-75%
(b) 80-85%
(c) 85-90%
(d) 90-95%

Answer: A

Question. Generally intellectual disability occurs before the age of
(a) 6
(b) 12
(c) 18
(d) 3

Answer: C

Question. Disability means
(a) Impairment of cognitive
(b) Problem or illness
(c) Not able to work
(d) Impairment of brain

Answer: A

7. Seetha who is studying in class XI at Kaveri Public school has a tendency to forget things along with a flickering mind. She is also not able to sit quietly in a place for a while. The teacher observed her and advised Seetha’s parents during a parent teacher meeting to meet a counsellor.

Question. ADHD may be caused due to ___________ injury
(a) Eye
(b) Brain
(c) Shoulder
(d) Knee

Answer: B

Question. The ADHD is most common among
(a) Male
(b) female
(c) Children
(d) None of the options

Answer: C

Question. SPD is a
(a) Physiological Disorder
(b) Neurological Disorder
(c) Anatomical Disorder
(d) None of the options

Answer: B