All Free Health and Physical Education MCQs with Answers

• A. 776 B.C.
• B. 1776 B.C
• C. 1698
• D. 1896

Explanation: The first recorded ancient Olympiad was held in 776 BC at Olympia. This date marks the beginning of the traditionally recorded four-year…

• A. Athens
• B. Olympia
• C. Antwerp
• D. Barcelona

Explanation: The ancient Olympic Games were held at Olympia in Greece, a sanctuary dedicated to Zeus.

• A. 1-Sep-72
• B. 1-Sep-84
• C. September 5, 1972 (at the Munich Germany Olympics)
• D. 5-Sep-84

Explanation: The term refers to 5 September 1972, when Palestinian terrorists took Israeli athletes hostage at the Munich Olympics, resulting in deaths…

• A. A fish
• B. A ball
• C. A cylinder
• D. A bird

Explanation: Before fixed target boards became standard, archers commonly aimed at birds in traditional competitions.

• A. 1960 Rome Olympics
• B. 1972 Munich Olympics
• C. 1976 Montreal Olympics
• D. 1984 Los Angeles Olympics

Explanation: Muhammad Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, won the light heavyweight gold medal at the 1960 Rome Olympics.

• A. Mark Spitz
• B. Abebe Bikila
• C. Kipchoge Keino
• D. Nadia Comaneci

Explanation: Ethiopian runner Abebe Bikila won the 1960 Olympic marathon barefoot, becoming the first Black African Olympic champion.

• A. Athens and Macedonia
• B. Carthage and Athens
• C. Sparta and Athens
• D. Sparta and Carthage

Explanation: The Peloponnesian War was fought mainly between Athens and Sparta, with their respective alliances, from 431 to 404 BCE.

• A. Lighting Fireworks
• B. Releasing pigeons into the sky
• C. Playing musical bands
• D. Extinguishing the Olympic flame

Explanation: The Olympic closing ceremony includes extinguishing the Olympic flame, symbolising the end of that edition of the Games.

• A. 1956 Beijing
• B. 1948 London 35- Pakistani AthleteSend Money Overseas
• C. 1962 Tokyo
• D. 1952 Paris

Explanation: Pakistan first competed in the Olympic Games at the 1948 London Olympics, soon after independence.

• A. 1980
• B. 1981
• C. 1983 (Finland)
• D. 1982

Explanation: The first World Athletics Championships were held in Helsinki, Finland, in 1983.

• A. Islamabad
• B. Multan
• C. Karachi
• D. Lahore

Explanation: The headquarters of the Pakistan Olympic Association is in Lahore, Punjab.

• A. Ahmed e.h. Gaffer
• B. Asif ali zardari
• C. Liquat Ali Khan
• D. Syed mumnoon

Explanation: Ahmed E. H. Ghaffar is identified in standard Pakistan sports references as the first president of the Pakistan Olympic Association.

• A. Gen. Pervaiz musharaf 1995
• B. Gen. Tikka Khan1989
• C. Gen. Zia ul haqq 1985
• D. Non of above

Explanation: Jinnah Stadium in Islamabad was inaugurated by General Zia-ul-Haq in 1985.

• A. Muhammad Saleem
• B. Muhammad Ramzan
• C. Abdul Rauf
• D. Muhammad Fiaz

Explanation: Muhammad Fiaz is credited with setting Pakistan’s new 400-metre record at the SAF Games.

• A. Hercales
• B. Coroebus
• C. Apollo
• D. Zues

Explanation: Greek tradition attributes the founding of the ancient Olympic Games to Heracles, also known as Hercules.

• A. James Connelly
• B. Nadia Comaneci
• C. Abebe Bikila
• D. Mark Spitz

Explanation: Romanian gymnast Nadia Comaneci became the first gymnast to receive a perfect 10 at the Olympics and achieved seven perfect scores.

• A. XXII
• B. XXIV
• C. XXVI
• D. XXXI

Explanation: The Rio 2016 Olympics were officially the Games of the XXXI Olympiad, so their serial number was 31.

• A. 1964 At Tokyo, Japan
• B. 1976
• C. 1988
• D. 1992Discover Lesson Plans

Explanation: The Olympic Games first moved to Asia in 1964, when Tokyo, Japan, hosted the Summer Olympics.

• A. Australia
• B. USA (2016 summer 1022)
• C. Japan
• D. France (2014 winter 96)

Explanation: The United States has won the greatest total number of Olympic gold medals, including its dominant record in the Summer Games.

• A. Gold
• B. Silver
• C. Bronze
• D. Brass

Explanation: The third-place Olympic medal is bronze, traditionally associated with the athlete finishing behind the gold and silver medallists.