All Free Health and Physical Education MCQs with Answers

• A. Calin Jackson
• B. Carl Lewis
• C. Michael Johnson
• D. Jesse Owens.

Explanation: Michael Johnson won the 200-metre and 400-metre United States titles in the same year, achieving the double in 1995.

• A. Great Britain
• B. USA
• C. Greece
• D. France

Explanation: Great Britain is credited with winning at least one gold medal at every Summer Olympics, including the Games in which it participated.

• A. England
• B. USA
• C. Russia
• D. Ukraine.

Explanation: Dick Fosbury was an American high jumper who revolutionized the event with the backward-facing Fosbury Flop technique.

• A. 1896 (Athens Olympics)
• B. 1948 (London Olympics)
• C. 1968 (Mexico Olympics)
• D. 1996 (Atlanta Olympics).

Explanation: A synthetic track was used at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, replacing the traditional cinder surface.

• A. James Bronze
• B. Daryl Philip
• C. Jordon Bing
• D. Michael Phelps

Explanation: Michael Phelps won eight gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the highest number won by one athlete at a single Olympic Games.

• A. 8
• B. 14
• C. 26
• D. 38

Explanation: The first modern Summer Olympics were held in Athens in 1896, with athletes from 14 nations.

• A. Olympic Mascot
• B. Olympic Flame
• C. Olympic Flag
• D. Olympic Torch

Explanation: The Olympic flag is ceremonially handed from the current host city to the next host city during the closing ceremony.

• A. 1896
• B. 1900
• C. 1904
• D. 1908

Explanation: Women first officially competed in the 1900 Paris Olympics, mainly in tennis, golf and a few other events.

• A. Five Rings
• B. Torch
• C. Mascot
• D. Plain Flag

Explanation: The Olympic flag displays five interlocking rings, representing the union of the Olympic movement and its traditionally associated…

• A. Yellow
• B. White
• C. Light Blue
• D. Silver

Explanation: The Olympic flag has a white background with five interlocking rings in different colours.

• A. A Dutch nobleman
• B. A Green nobleman
• C. A French nobleman
• D. A German philospher

Explanation: The modern Olympic Games were revived through the work of Pierre de Coubertin, a French nobleman and educator.

• A. Japan
• B. USA
• C. Germany
• D. Switzerland

Explanation: The Olympic Museum is located in Lausanne, Switzerland, which is also home to the International Olympic Committee headquarters.

• A. 1956
• B. 1960
• C. 1964
• D. 1968

Explanation: Muhammad Bashir won Pakistan's Olympic wrestling bronze medal at the 1960 Rome Games.

• A. 1916
• B. 1920
• C. 1948
• D. 1956

Explanation: The first Olympic oath was taken at the 1920 Antwerp Games by Belgian fencer Victor Boin.

• A. 1960
• B. 1952
• C. 1948
• D. 1964

Explanation: Pakistan won its first Olympic gold medal in 1960 at Rome, when the men's hockey team defeated India in the final.

• A. Nile
• B. Amazon
• C. Ailafs
• D. Zygote

Explanation: Ancient Olympia stood beside the Alpheios, or Alpheus, River in the western Peloponnese.

• A. London
• B. Roam
• C. Spain
• D. Paris

Explanation: The 2012 Summer Olympics were held in London, United Kingdom, from 27 July to 12 August 2012.

• A. Forties, citius and altius
• B. Altius,citus and fortius
• C. Fortius, attius and citus
• D. Cittius, altius and fortius

Explanation: The IOC motto is “Citius, Altius, Fortius,” meaning “Faster, Higher, Stronger.” Option d has a spelling error in Citius but preserves the…

• A. Peered cubertin
• B. Jacques rouge
• C. Avon brundige
• D. Demetriu svikelas

Explanation: Demetrius Vikelas of Greece was the first president of the International Olympic Committee, serving from 1894 to 1896.

• A. 1896 Athens
• B. 1896 Roam
• C. 1896 London
• D. 1894 ParisEnroll In Courses

Explanation: The first modern Summer Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece, in 1896.