All Free Health and Physical Education MCQs with Answers
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- A. Penalty stroke
- B. Free Hit
- C. Corner hit
- D. Penalty corner
Explanation: A defensive infringement outside the shooting circle normally results in a free hit for the attacking team.
Correct answer: Free Hit- A. Red
- B. Yellow
- C. Green
- D. White
Explanation: The green card is used as a warning in field hockey, while a yellow card indicates temporary suspension and a red card permanent…
Correct answer: Green- A. 6
- B. 7
- C. 4
- D. 5
Explanation: At a penalty corner, a maximum of five defenders, including the goalkeeper, may stand behind the back line.
Correct answer: 5- A. 5m
- B. 4m
- C. 3m
- D. 2m
Explanation: At a free hit, opposing players must remain at least 5 metres from the ball until it is played.
Correct answer: 5m- A. 725gm
- B. 625gm
- C. 737gm
- D. 738gm
Explanation: A field-hockey stick may weigh no more than 737 grams. The stick’s length and curvature are also regulated, but its maximum weight is the…
Correct answer: 737gm- A. 15cm
- B. 30cm
- C. 10cm
- D. 28cm
Explanation: Each solid section of the broken line is 30 cm long, while the spaces between sections are much longer.
Correct answer: 30cm- A. 3
- B. 4
- C. 5
- D. 6
Explanation: The centre line and the two 23-metre lines divide a hockey field into four longitudinal playing areas.
Correct answer: 4- A. 2.66m
- B. 3.66m
- C. 4.66m
- D. 5.66m
Explanation: The hockey goal is 3.66 metres wide, and the backboard extends across this width.
Correct answer: 3.66m- A. 91.40m
- B. 100M
- C. 110M
- D. 120M
Explanation: A standard outdoor hockey pitch is 91.40 m long, equivalent to 100 yards. This distinguishes its length from the 55 m width.
Correct answer: 91.40m- A. 14cm
- B. 15cm
- C. 16cm
- D. 20cm
Explanation: In basketball, the numerals on player-foul markers must be at least 20 cm high so they can be clearly seen by officials and spectators.
Correct answer: 20cm- A. 12m
- B. 18m
- C. 15m
- D. 14m
Explanation: A standard FIBA basketball court measures 28 m by 15 m, so its width is 15 m. The 28 m dimension is the length, not the width.
Correct answer: 15m- A. end line
- B. goal line
- C. Touch line
- D. Side line
Explanation: The two longer boundary lines of a basketball court are called sidelines, while the shorter boundaries are end lines.
Correct answer: Side line- A. 8m
- B. 6m
- C. 7m
- D. 9m
Explanation: For an indoor basketball court, the minimum ceiling or obstruction height is 7 m under standard court specifications.
Correct answer: 7m- A. 5.80m
- B. 5.50m
- C. 5.70m
- D. 6m
Explanation: The free-throw line is 5.80 m from the inner edge of the end line in a standard basketball court.
Correct answer: 5.80m- A. 3cm
- B. 4cm
- C. 5cm
- D. 6cm
Explanation: Basketball court lines, including the free-throw line, are 5 cm wide under standard FIBA specifications.
Correct answer: 5cm- A. 1.70m
- B. 1.80m
- C. 1.50m
- D. 1.75m
Explanation: The free-throw lane is 3.60 m wide, so half of its width is 1.80 m. This is why the required measurement is b.
Correct answer: 1.80m- A. 2.80m
- B. 2.75m
- C. 2.85m
- D. 2.90m
Explanation: The lower edge of the basketball backboard is fixed 2.90 m above the court surface. Therefore, option d matches the standard measurement.
Correct answer: 2.90m- A. 40cm
- B. 44cm
- C. 45cm
- D. 50cm
Explanation: The inner rectangle on the backboard is 59 cm high and 45 cm wide. Thus, its width is 45 cm, not the nearby values of 44 cm or 50 cm.
Correct answer: 45cm- A. 35cm
- B. 40cm
- C. 45cm
- D. 50cm
Explanation: Basketball net length is regulated within a range of about 40 to 45 cm, making 45 cm the maximum permitted length.
Correct answer: 45cm- A. 610g
- B. 650g
- C. 652g
- D. 670g
Explanation: A regulation size-7 basketball may weigh up to 650 g, with the permitted range commonly given as 567 to 650 g.
Correct answer: 650g