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Question
- the activity being performed by the sporter in the diagram is
a. aquatics.
b. athletics.
c. gymnastics.
d. martial arts.
- which of the following activities is not associated with the activity being performed by the sporter?
a. carelessness
b. concentration
c. coordination
d. balance
- which of the following injuries can affect the body of a weight lifter?
a. bruise
b. dislocation
c. sprain
d. fracture
- which of the following pairs of sporting activities is suitable for a blind individual?
a. boxing and wrestling
b. table tennis and badminton
The image is oriented upside down. Let's transcribe and analyze each question by reading them in their correct orientation.
Question 9
- Question text: "The activity being performed by the sporter in the diagram is"
- Options:
- A. aquatics.
- B. athletics.
- C. gymnastics.
- D. martial arts.
- Analysis: Looking at the diagram at the bottom (which is at the top when upside down), we can see a stick figure runner on a track or running surface. This activity corresponds to running/track events, which fall under the category of athletics.
- Correct Option: B
Question 10
- Question text: "Which of the following activities is not associated with the activity being performed by the sporter?"
- Options:
- A. Carelessness
- B. Concentration
- C. Coordination
- D. Balance
- Analysis: The question asks for an activity/factor "not associated" with performing sports activities successfully. Concentration, coordination, and balance are all essential physical and mental attributes required for sporting performance. Carelessness is a negative behavior that leads to errors or injuries and is not a constructive activity or attribute associated with proper performance.
- Correct Option: A
Question 11
- Question text: "Which of the following injuries can affect the bones of a weight lifter?"
- Options:
- A. Bruise
- B. Dislocation
- C. Sprain
- D. Fracture
- Analysis:
- A bruise affects the skin and underlying soft tissues.
- A dislocation affects joints (where bones meet).
- A sprain affects ligaments (connective tissue between bones).
- A fracture is a break or crack specifically in a bone.
- Correct Option: D
Question 12
- Question text: "Which of the following pairs of sporting activities is suitable for a blind individual?"
- Options:
- A. Boxing and wrestling
- B. Table tennis and badminton
- C. [Cut off / partially visible: "press-up" or similar, but let's look at the visible options]
- Analysis: Let's evaluate the suitability of the visible pairs for visually impaired individuals:
- Boxing and badminton/table tennis require high-speed visual tracking of a small ball/shuttlecock or an opponent's fast punches, making them highly unsuitable or extremely difficult without sight.
- Wrestling is a close-contact sport where athletes rely heavily on tactile feedback, physical contact, and proprioception rather than vision. Many blind athletes successfully compete in wrestling. Boxing, while contact-based, relies heavily on visual defense and distance management, but wrestling is highly accessible. Let's re-examine the options.
- Actually, let's look at the options carefully:
- A. Boxing and wrestling
- B. Table tennis and badminton
- C. [Partially cut off: "... and press-up"]
- D. [Not fully visible or cut off at the top edge]
- Let's evaluate standard adapted sports curriculum questions. Usually, sports that rely on tactile contact or auditory cues are suitable. Wrestling is well-known as an excellent sport for blind individuals because continuou…
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Question 9
- (A) aquatics.
- (B) athletics. (Correct answer)
- (C) gymnastics.
- (D) martial arts.
Question 10
- (A) Carelessness (Correct answer)
- (B) Concentration
- (C) Coordination
- (D) Balance
Question 11
- (A) Bruise
- (B) Dislocation
- (C) Sprain
- (D) Fracture (Correct answer)
Question 12
- (A) Boxing and wrestling (Correct answer)
- (B) Table tennis and badminton