Post: Lecturer in Physical Education
Department: Collegiate Education
Category Code: 604/17, 650/17
Qualification: Masters Degree in Physical Education
Date of Test: 19-09-2018
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- The most rapid method to resynthesise ATP during exercise is through
- ATP-CP System
- Kreb Cycle
- Lactic acid system
- Electron transport chain
- The powerhouse of the cell where ATP production takes place
- Cytoplasm
- Nucleus
- Ribosome
- Mitochondria
- The factor that can increase the metabolic rate the most
- Gender
- Exercise
- Climate
- Genetics
- Component of carbohydrate loading include
- high intake of protein
- high intake of carbohydrate
- Rest
- Both high intake of carbohydrate & Rest
- Nuts are
- high in fat
- high in carbohydrate
- high protein
- Both high in fat & high protein
- Functions of vitamins include all the following except
- antioxidant
- hormone
- energy
- coenzyme
- Muscle cramps are caused by
- dehydration
- deficiency of magnesium
- excessive calcium intake
- both dehydration & deficiency of magnesium
- The female athlete triad includes the following conditions
- amenorrhea
- disordered eating
- osteoporosis
- all of these
- The most serious heat illness, which can be fatal
- heat exhaustion
- heat syncope
- heat stroke
- heat cramps
- The minimum systolic and diastolic blood pressure is
- 100 mmHg and 60 mmHg
- 120 mmHg and 80 mmHg
- 116 mmHg and 80 mmHg
- 110 mmHg and 70 mmHg
Question Error
- The number of calories in a gram of carbohydrate, protein and fat is
- 4,4,9
- 4,9,4
- 9,4,4
- 4,5,4
- RPE is
- Required Physical Education
- Recommended Prescription Exercise
- Resting Programme Energy
- Rating of Perceived Exertion
- Use of anabolic steroid may include all the following except
- increased muscle mass
- heart protective
- masculinization in women
- increase in aggressive behavior
- Cardiovascular adaptations to endurance training include
- lower resting heart rate
- increase in size of the heart
- increased stroke volume
- all of these
- Which of the following promotes glucose uptake by the muscles?
- glucagon
- cortisol
- insulin
- adrenaline
- The cause of fatigue for long distance runners is
- muscle glycogen depletion
- lactic acid accumulation
- rise in hydrogen ions
- dehydration
- VO2 MAX is the product of
- cardiac output × arteriovenous oxygen difference
- cardiac output × stroke volume
- cardiac output × tidal volume
- stroke volume × heart rate
- The two contractile proteins in skeletal muscle are
- Troponin and tropomyosin
- Actin and tropomyosin
- Actin and myosin
- Troponin and myosin
- The Respiratory Exchange Ratio (RER) is the ratio of
- Volume of oxygen consumed ÷ vital capacity
- Volume of oxygen consumed ÷ volume of carbon dioxide produced
- Volume of oxygen produced ÷ volume of carbon dioxide consume
- Volume of carbon dioxide produced ÷ volume of oxygen consumed
- In which of the following track events will the 50% of ATP be derived from aerobic pathways and 50% from anaerobic pathways?
- 800 meters
- 200 meters
- 400 meters
- 1500 meters
- __________ is a hinge joint.
- hip
- shoulder
- knee
- wrist
- An individual with wide hips and narrow shoulders characterized by fatness
- Mesomorph
- Endomorph
- Ectomorph
- Somatotype
- Which of the following is not a measure of variability?
- variance
- standard deviation
- median
- range
- What is the diagnostic indicator of hyponatremia?
- high core temperature
- muscle cramps
- dehydration
- low blood sodium
- The kinetic chain is defined as the interrelation of the ____________ systems.
- facial and muscular
- nervous, muscular and skeletal
- ligaments and tendons
- muscles and joints
- Which of the following types of strength training is particularly associated with subsequent muscle soreness?
- concentric
- isotonic
- eccentric
- isometric
- Which statements describe the principle of stability?
- the higher the center of gravity to the base of support greater stability
- the nearer the center of gravity to the edges of the base of support, greater gravity
- the narrower the base of support, the stable the body
- the wider the base of support the more stable the body is
- Which of the following activities can be classified as open skill?
- badminton
- tennis
- swimming
- handball
- The following relationship can be predicted by Inverted-U Model
- arousal and hormone
- arousal and performance
- arousal and heart rate
- arousal and emotion
- Muscle hypertrophy in human is primarily due to
- increase in size of muscle fibers
- increase in nervous recruitment
- increase in number of muscle fibers
- increase in calcium release
- With regard to PNF (Peripheral Neuromuscular Facilitation) stretching it is true that
- typically involves an isometric contraction of the muscle before it is stretched
- as muscle is stretched its antagonist contract
- effective in increasing maximum tolerable muscle tendon unit length
- all of these
- The advantages of using the circuit over straight system in weight training is that the circuit system
- provides twice the training stimulus for increased strength
- shorter rest period between sets, thus shortens training session
- prevent muscle glycogen depletion
- exercise variety of muscle groups
- In this method the muscles are first made to stretch against resistance before contracting them maximally
- concentric method
- eccentric method
- reactive method
- resistance method
- The last micro cycle of a mesocycle primarily aims at
- recovery and relaxation
- increased strength
- learning of technical skill
- increased endurance
- Is not a factor determining speed?
- explosive strength
- technique
- speed of movement
- mobility of the nervous system
- The third phase of preparatory period in periodization is characterized by
- Decrease in training volume
- Decrease in training intensity
- Decrease in number of competitions
- Increase in the volume of general exercise
- Is not an item in Barrow motor ability test?
- standing broad jump
- curl up
- zig zag run
- medicine ball throw
- Is not JCR test item?
- vertical jump test
- shuttle run
- curl up
- chin up
- Approximately what percentage of scores fall within one standard deviation of the mean in a normal
distribution?
- 50%
- 68%
- 75%
- 30%
- The denominator (bottom) of the Z score formula is
- raw score
- raw score minus mean
- mean
- standard deviation
- Unconscious, disorientation and memory loss following a blow to the head are all symptoms of
- cramps
- contusion
- concussion
- stroke
- Sprain may be defined as
- ligament damage at a joint
- tear of muscle
- tear of tendon
- swelling in the joint
- Explain the acronym ABC used during the first aid procedure
- Airway, Breathing, Cardiac
- Assessment, Breathing, Circulation
- Airway, Bodycheck, Cardiac
- Airway, Breathing, Circulation
- State the key action in stopping any bleeding
- elevation
- pressure
- ice application
- cleaning
- Identify which of the following term does not describe a wound?
- puncture
- contused
- infused
- incised
- Most human movement takes place in
- the sagittal plane
- the frontal plane
- the transverse planes
- multiple planes
- Which of the following is an example of linear motion?
- the path of baseball while it is in the air
- a child performing a cartwheel
- a runners leg motion during a 100 meters race
- swinging around a high bar
Question Error
- The branch of mechanics that describes the cause of force is
- kinetics
- biomechanics
- kinematics
- kinesiology
- Which of the following is the characteristic of torque?
- it is a vector quantity
- it is characterized by magnitude
- it is characterized by direction
- all of these
- The Resistance Arm (RA) will always be longer than the Force Arm (FA) in what class lever?
- first class
- second class
- third class
- none of these
- In analyzing the human body as a projectile, which of the following quantities follow a parabolic path?
- the center of mass
- the center of volume
- the naval
- this varies with individual performance
- The proposed advantage of nautilus resistance equipment over free weights
- resistance varies throughout the range of motion with free weights
- resistance varies over the range of motion with nautilus resistance equipment
- the equipment is safe to perform
- it's a whole body workout
- Stress fractures result from which of the following types of loading?
- repetitive loading
- acute loading
- mechanical loading
- both repetitive loading & acute loading
- Which of the following is true regarding electromyography?
- records heart rate
- treats muscle injury with electrical impulses
- measures electrical activity produced by muscles
- records sound waves
- Inertia is directly proportional to which quantity?
- momentum
- acceleration
- force
- mass
- Attention refers to
- a perceptual skill to focus selectively on task relevant information while ignoring distractions
- the ability to focus effectively on the task at hand while ignoring distractions
- the ability to divide attention between two or more tasks at the same time
- the process of exerting mental effort on specific features of the environment or on certain thoughts or activities
- Choking can be defined as
- performance increase in friendly competitions
- performance increment under stress
- performance decrement under pressure situations
- performance increment under pressure situations
- The outcome of coaching efficacy are
- coaching experience, prior performance, perceived ability of athlete and social support
- coaching behaviour, athlete satisfaction, athlete performance and athlete self efficacy
- commitment, mastery experience, luck and technique
- game strategy, motivation, technique, character building
- Motivation is a process that is reflected in the
- initiation, direction and continuation of goal directed behaviour
- initiation and continuation of goal directed behaviour
- initiation, direction and magnitude of goal directed behaviour
- initiation, direction, magnitude and continuation of goal directed behaviour
- Personality can be defined as
- psychological qualities that contribute to an individual's enduring and distinctive patterns of thinking
- psychological qualities that contribute to an individual's enduring and distinctive patterns of behaving
- psychological qualities that contribute to an individual's enduring and distinctive patterns of feeling, thinking and behaving
- psychological qualities that contribute to an individual's enduring and distinctive patterns of feeling
- In what order do managers typically perform the managerial functions?
- organising, planning, controlling, leading
- planning, organising, leading, controlling
- organising, leading, planning, controlling
- planning, organising, controlling, leading
- What are the three interpersonal roles of a manager?
- figurehead, leader, liaison
- spokesperson, leader, coordinator
- director, coordinator, disseminator
- communicator, organiser, spokesperson
- Which one is not a recognised key skill of management?
- conceptual skills
- human skills
- writing skills
- technical skills
- What does the acronym SMART stand for?
- Suitable, Measurable, Actionable, Rewarded and Timely
- Specific, Measurable, Actionable, Resourced and Timely
- Standardised, Measurable, Achievable, Rewarded and Timely
- Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Rewarded and Timely
Question Error
- To what does authority refer
- the ability to organise people
- the power to command and direct
- the need for order
- the right to change jobs
- What do you call a style of leadership that takes account of others views, opinions and ideas?
- laissez faire
- people oriented
- democratic
- autocratic
- Which of the following are key components of total quality management system?
- individual responsibility, incremental improvement, use of raw data
- collective responsibility, continual improvement, use of raw data
- group responsibility, staged improvement, knowledge
- involves everyone, continual improvement, use of data and knowledge
- What is the first step in control process?
- select a strategy
- choose key personnel for the task
- set standards
- allocate resources
- In an experimental design the dependent variable is
- the one that is not manipulated in which any changes are observed
- the one that is manipulated in order to observe any effects on the other
- what stays same throughout the experiment
- whose change is not affected by any other variable
- Internal validity refers to
- whether or not there is really a causal relationship between two variables
- whether or not the findings are relevant to the participant's everyday life
- the degree to which researcher feels that it is a worthwhile project
- how accurately measurements represent underlying concepts
- What is a research design?
- a way of conducting research that is not grounded in theory
- the choice between using qualitative and quantitative methods
- the style in which research findings are presented
- a framework for every stage of data collection and analysis of data
- Reviewing the relevant literature is to know
- what is already known about the topic
- what concepts and theories have been applied to the topic
- who are the key contributors to the topic
- all of these
- Tennis elbow is a type of
- repetitive strain injury
- sprain
- muscle injury
- impact injury
- CPR is
- Circulatory Pulmonary Respiration
- Cerebral Pulmonary Resuscitation
- Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
- Cardiac Pressure Recuperation
- The instrument of measure blood pressure
- sphygmomanometer
- spirometer
- dynamometer
- stethoscope
- In a single knockout fixture of 17 teams the total number of matches and byes will be
- 15 matches and 16 byes
- 16 matches and 15 bytes
- 14 matches and 13 bytes
- 15 matches and 14 bytes
- Excessive outward curvature of spine, causing a hunching of the back is
- lordosis
- scoliosis
- kyphosis
- spondylosis
- SPSS is the abbreviation of
- Sports Persons Special Salary
- Sports Psychology and Sport Sociology
- Statistical Package for Social Sciences
- Statistical Power of Sports Science
- According to five factor model extraversion as a personality type is characterized by what type of people?
- calm and self confident
- assertive and sociable
- sensitive and anxious
- being within oneself
- Is not an item of Kraus Weber muscular strength test?
- floor touch test
- strength of lower back muscles
- strength of abdominal and psoas muscles
- strength of gluteal and hamstring muscles
- Draft of Indian Constitution submitted to the Constituent Assembly on
- 1950 January 26
- 1949 November 26
- 1947 August 15
- 1947 November 4
- Madras Marumakkatayam Act passed in the year
- 1933
- 1921
- 1935
- 1942
- Who is the founder of Atma Vidya Sangam?
- Sree Narayana Guru
- Swami Vaghbhadananda
- Brahmananda Sivayogi
- Dr Palpu
- The Jesuit Missionaries had arrived in Kerala during the time of
- French
- English
- Dutch
- Portuguese
- Which part of Constitution known as Magna Karta of India?
- Part I
- Part II
- Part III
- Part IV
- Sree Narayana Trust was formed by ___________ in 1952.
- R Sankar
- Kumaranasan
- K Kelappan
- Pattam Tanupillai
- Name of the biographer of Indira Gandhi
- Marry C-Carras
- Menaka Gandhi
- Vincent Cronin
- Virginia Spencer Carr
- Gandhiji visited Calicut along with Moulana Shoukath on
- 1920 August 18
- 1920 April 18
- 1921 November 10
- 1921 December 21
- Who was the editor and publisher of the daily Al Ameen?
- Vakkom Abdul Khadar Moulavi
- Ali Musliyar
- Muhammed Abdu Rahman
- Ramakrishna Pillai
- Who is the first women judge in India?
- Akkama Cheriyan
- Justice Fathima Beevi
- Justice D. Sreedevi
- Anna Chandi
- Who was appointed to inquire into the outbreak of Mappilas of Malabar in 1855?
- William Logan
- H.T. Baber
- Mr. Strange
- A.R. Knap
- British authorities deported Mappila rebels in to ___________ in Australia.
- Botany Bay
- Adelaide
- Darwin
- Melbourn
- The Magazine 'Araya streejana Masika' published by
- Dr. Velukutty Arayan
- Arya Pallam
- Sahodaran Ayyapan
- Kuttimalu Amma
- The earlier name of Nair Service Society
- Nayar Praja Sangam
- Nayar Bhrutya Jana Sangam
- Atma Vidya Sangam
- Jnanodayam Sabha
- Who was the first editor of 'Bhashaposhini'?
- Arnos Pathiri
- Mamman Mappila
- Kumaranasan
- Kandathil Varghese Mappila
- Who started the Newspaper 'Madras Standard'?
- Dr. Palpu
- Dr. Velukutty Arayan
- Ayyankali
- G.P. Pillai
- 'Marakudakullile Mahanarakam' is the play of
- V.t. Bhatatirippadu
- Chattambi Swamikal
- M.R. Bhatatirippadu
- P. Kesavadev
- Who elected as the secretary of KPCC in 1938?
- E.M.S. Namboodirippad
- R. Sankar
- K. Kelappan
- A.K. Gopalan
- Samyukta Rashtreeya Samithi was related with
- Nivarthana Agitation
- Malayalee Memorial
- Travancore State Congress
- Aikya Kerala Movement
- Which Indian Cricketer has launched his autobiography "Imperfect"?
- Dilip Vengsarkar
- Sanjay Manjrekar
- Rahul Dravid
- Saurav Ganguli
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