All Free Health and Physical Education MCQs with Answers

• A. second referee
• B. scorer
• C. first referee
• D. line judges

Explanation: The first referee may ask line judges to repeat or clarify their flag signal because the first referee has final authority over the match…

• A. Fell out the court
• B. fell into court
• C. touch antenna
• D. all of these

Explanation: Line judges signal whether the ball is in or out and also indicate faults such as contact with the antenna.

• A. First referee
• B. line judges
• C. assistant scorer
• D. scorer

Explanation: Line judges monitor the boundary lines, including the end lines, and signal whether the ball lands in or out.

• A. by sirran
• B. by whistle
• C. By flag
• D. by loud voice

Explanation: A line judge indicates a serving foot fault by using the flag, usually pointing it downward and moving it side to side.

• A. side line
• B. end line
• C. none of these
• D. a, b

Explanation: Line judges watch both the sidelines and the end lines to determine whether the ball is in or out.

• A. 2
• B. 3
• C. 4
• D. 5

Explanation: Beach volleyball is played by teams of two players, unlike indoor volleyball, which normally has six players on court per team.

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

Explanation: The Pakistan Volleyball Federation’s headquarters is in Lahore. Karachi, Islamabad and Quetta are major Pakistani cities but are not the…

• A. none of these
• B. Ch.DR.ishaq
• C. both a, b
• D. Ch.M yaqoob

Explanation: Chaudhry Muhammad Yaqoob is identified as the president of the Pakistan Volleyball Federation.

• A. all of these
• B. yellow
• C. blue
• D. red

Explanation: Volleyball team uniforms may use different colors, provided the team’s uniforms meet the rules and are consistent in design.

• A. 280g
• B. 262g
• C. 261g
• D. 260g

Explanation: An official volleyball weighs between 260 g and 280 g, so its maximum permitted weight is 280 g.

• A. 2
• B. 4
• C. 5
• D. 1

Explanation: FIVB matches use four line judges, with one assigned to each corner area.

• A. Stands at the intersection of end line and side line
• B. stand near the score
• C. stand out side the court
• D. stand near the net

Explanation: Line judges are assigned to the corners where the end lines and side lines meet, although they stand slightly outside those corners in the…

• A. assistant scorer
• B. Scorer
• C. referee
• D. second referee

Explanation: The assistant scorer records every libero replacement on the libero control sheet.

• A. Scorer
• B. assistant scorer
• C. referee
• D. second referee

Explanation: The assistant scorer prepares and maintains the separate libero control sheet, which records libero replacements during the match.

• A. Scorer
• B. referee
• C. assistant scorer
• D. second referee

Explanation: The assistant scorer signs the libero control sheet after recording the replacements.

• A. scorer
• B. Assistant scorer
• C. first referee
• D. second referee

Explanation: The scorer records each player’s name and jersey number on the official scoresheet, including the libero’s details.

• A. Assistant scorer
• B. scorer
• C. first referee
• D. second referee

Explanation: The scorer completes the official scoresheet by entering the final result and obtaining the required signatures.

• A. Seated beside the scorerate the bench's table
• B. Seated beside the scorerate the referee's table
• C. Seated beside the scorerate the scorer's table
• D. none of these

Explanation: The assistant scorer sits beside the scorer at the scorer’s table so that libero replacements and scoring records can be coordinated…

• A. First referee
• B. scorer
• C. none of these
• D. second referee

Explanation: The second referee supervises team members in the penalty area and reports any misconduct to the first referee.

• A. First referee
• B. second referee
• C. scorer
• D. coach

Explanation: The second referee controls the players and team members in the warm-up areas.