All Free Health and Physical Education MCQs with Answers

• A. 32 panel
• B. 33 panel
• C. 34 panel
• D. 36 panel

Explanation: Early netball was played with a 32-panel football before a specialised netball was developed.

• A. 14 oz
• B. 16 0z
• C. 18 oz
• D. 20 oz

Explanation: A regulation netball weighs about 400 to 450 grams, equivalent to roughly 14 to 16 ounces, so 14 ounces is the minimum listed weight.

• A. Thirds
• B. two
• C. Fourth
• D. Fifth

Explanation: A netball court is divided lengthwise into three equal sections: two goal thirds and a centre third.

• A. Half lines
• B. Side lines
• C. Goal Lines
• D. Back lines

Explanation: The court’s longer boundary lines run along its sides and are called sidelines.

• A. 5
• B. 7
• C. 9
• D. 11

Explanation: Each netball team has seven players on court, with positions such as Goal Shooter, Goal Attack, Wing Attack, Centre, Wing Defence, Goal…

• A. 30.5M
• B. 40.5M
• C. 50.5M
• D. 60.5

Explanation: A standard netball court is 30.5 metres long and 15.25 metres wide. Therefore, 30.5 m is the correct length among the listed options.

• A. 10.25M
• B. 15.25M
• C. 20.25M
• D. 28.25M

Explanation: A standard netball court is 30.5 metres long and 15.25 metres wide. Therefore, 15.25 m is the court-width measurement.

• A. 3.05M
• B. 4.05M
• C. 5.05M
• D. 6.05M

Explanation: The netball goalpost is 3.05 metres high, measured from the ground to the top of the ring. This is the standard height used at senior level.

• A. 2 second
• B. 3 Second
• C. 4 Second
• D. 5 Second

Explanation: A netball player may hold the ball for no more than three seconds before passing or shooting.

• A. Goal Attack
• B. Centre
• C. Wing Attack
• D. Wing defense

Explanation: At the start of a netball match or after a goal, the centre takes the centre pass.

• A. Goal Area
• B. Goal Third
• C. Centre Third
• D. Shooting Circle

Explanation: Both Centres begin play in the centre third, with the centre pass taken from the centre circle.

• A. 35cm
• B. 36cm
• C. 34cm
• D. 38cm

Explanation: A regulation netball ring has an internal diameter of about 38 centimetres, or 15 inches.

• A. 4
• B. Unlimited
• C. 2
• D. 1

Explanation: Netball permits unlimited substitutions during stoppages, subject to the competition rules and the available squad.

• A. 4cm
• B. 3cm
• C. 5cm
• D. 6cm

Explanation: The lines marking a netball court are 5 centimetres wide. They form part of the court boundaries, so a ball touching a line is treated as…

• A. 10cm
• B. 8.5cm
• C. 6.5cm
• D. 5.5cm

Explanation: A netball goalpost must have a minimum diameter of 65 mm, which is 6.5 cm.

• A. 30 sec
• B. 35 Sec
• C. 25 Sec
• D. 20 Sec

Explanation: The umpire gives the teams a 30-second warning before the match begins so players can take their positions and prepare for the opening…

• A. center pass
• B. Free pass
• C. Throw in
• D. Throw up

Explanation: Offside is a playing infringement in netball and results in a free pass to the opposing team.

• A. Mudassir Arain
• B. Ahmed Khan
• C. Zafar Iqbal Awan
• D. Mushtaq Ahmed

Explanation: Zafar Iqbal Awan is identified as the Secretary of the Pakistan Netball Federation in the source’s federation-office-bearer context.

• A. None of These
• B. NFP
• C. FPN
• D. PNF

Explanation: PNF stands for Pakistan Netball Federation, the national governing body for netball in Pakistan.

• A. White
• B. Black
• C. Red
• D. Yellow

Explanation: Netball umpires traditionally wear white shirts or a clearly distinctive white uniform so they can be distinguished from the players.