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- A. .762m
- B. .745m
- C. 7.63m
- D. .761m
Explanation: Women's 400 m hurdles use a height of 0.762 m, equal to 76.2 cm. The values 0.745 m and 0.761 m refer to different measurements or…
Correct answer: .762m- A. 35m
- B. 34m
- C. 36m
- D. 37m
Explanation: The hurdles in a 400 m race are set 35 m apart. This spacing is used after the first hurdle and continues through the hurdle sequence.
Correct answer: 35m- A. outdoor events
- B. indoor events
- C. both a,b
- D. non of these
Explanation: The 60 m hurdles is primarily an indoor track event because indoor tracks commonly use the 60 m sprint distance.
Correct answer: indoor events- A. 1234mm
- B. 1175mm
- C. 1234mm
- D. 1245m
Explanation: The hammer's permitted length, measured from the inside of the grip to the bottom of the head, begins at 1175 mm.
Correct answer: 1175mm- A. .742m
- B. .732m
- C. .772m
- D. .762m
Explanation: Women’s 400-m hurdles use hurdles 0.762 m high, equal to 76.2 cm. The nearby values are commonly confused with other hurdle specifications.
Correct answer: .762m- A. 3m
- B. 4m
- C. 5m
- D. 6m
Explanation: The javelin runway is 4 m wide, giving the athlete a defined throwing corridor before the foul arc.
Correct answer: 4m- A. 3cm
- B. 4cm
- C. 5cm
- D. 6cm
Explanation: Lines marking the javelin runway and sector are generally 5 cm thick. This standard line width should not be confused with the 7-cm width…
Correct answer: 5cm- A. 70cm
- B. 75cm
- C. 74cm
- D. 76cm
Explanation: The ends of the javelin-throw arc are extended by 75 cm to make the boundary clear where it meets the runway lines.
Correct answer: 75cm- A. 25mm
- B. 30mm
- C. 20mm
- D. 35mm
Explanation: A men’s javelin has a shaft diameter of 25 to 30 mm, so its minimum diameter is 25 mm.
Correct answer: 25mm- A. 20mm
- B. 30mm
- C. 25mm
- D. 34mm
Explanation: A women’s javelin may have a diameter of up to 25 mm, making 25 mm the maximum.
Correct answer: 25mm- A. 2.40m
- B. 2.30m
- C. 2.20m
- D. 2.25m
Explanation: The women’s javelin is permitted to be 2.20 to 2.30 m long, so its maximum length is 2.30 m. The 2.40-m option is beyond the women’s limit.
Correct answer: 2.30m- A. 2.78m
- B. 2.70m
- C. 2.75m
- D. 2.60m
Explanation: The men’s javelin length range starts at 2.60 m and extends to 2.70 m, so the minimum is 2.60 m.
Correct answer: 2.60m- A. 34cm
- B. 35cm
- C. 33cm
- D. 32cm
Explanation: The metal head of a women’s javelin may be up to 330 mm, or 33 cm. The question asks for the maximum, so 33 cm is the relevant limit.
Correct answer: 33cm- A. blue
- B. red
- C. black
- D. white
Explanation: Long-jump runway markings are white so that they remain clearly visible against the track surface.
Correct answer: white- A. 7m
- B. 8m
- C. 9m
- D. 10m
Explanation: The long-jump landing area is required to be at least 9 m long, measured from the take-off line.
Correct answer: 9m- A. 3mm
- B. 4ml
- C. 5mm
- D. 7mm
Explanation: The plasticine layer used on the indicator board is conventionally given as about 3 mm.
Correct answer: 3mm- A. 1.10m
- B. 1.23m
- C. 1.22m
- D. 1.25m
Explanation: The standard long-jump runway is 1.22 m wide, often written as 1.220 m.
Correct answer: 1.22m- A. 21cm
- B. 30cm
- C. 15cm
- D. 20cm
Explanation: The long-jump take-off board is 20 cm wide. Its length is about 1.22 m, so the 20 cm figure must not be confused with the board’s length.
Correct answer: 20cm- A. 40m
- B. 35m
- C. 56m
- D. 45m
Explanation: A triple-jump runway is normally at least 40 m long, and 45 m is the maximum or preferred length where facilities permit.
Correct answer: 45m- A. 3.5m
- B. 6kg
- C. 78km
- D. 6mm
Explanation: The shot-put circle has a metal rim at least 6 mm thick, which helps define the legal throwing area.
Correct answer: 6mm