Physical Education and Sport for CWSN MCQ in English Class 12 Chapter-4 Physical Education

1. By what other name are 'children with special needs' known?

a) normal children

b) CWSN

c) Special children

d) sensitive children

2. When did the Paralympics start?

a) 1950

b) 1960

c) 1970

d) 1980

3. Where is the headquarters of Paralympics located?

a) Rome

b) Chicago

c) Bonn, Germany

d) Paris

4. Who started the Special Olympics?

a) Eunice Kennedy Shriver

b) John Kennedy

c) Abraham Lincoln

d) Mahatma Gandhi

5. In which year was Special Olympics Bharat formed?

a) 1987

b) 1990

c) 2001

d) 1968

6. When was the first Deaflympics held?

a) 1924

b) 1930

c) 1940

d) 1950

7. What should be the minimum level of deafness for a player in Deaflympics?

a) 30 decibels

b) 55 decibels b.

c) 75 decibels

d) 100 decibels

8. When did the Winter Deaflympics start?

a) 1924

b) 1949

c) 1955

d) 1968

9. What is used to start the game in Deaflympics?

a) sound of gunshot

b) Whistling sound

c) flash of light

b) clap

10. What is the main purpose of inclusion?

a) Separating the children

b) Teaching children with special needs along with normal children

c) Isolation of children with disabilities

d) construction of special schools

11. What is the main benefit of physical activities for children with special needs?

a) Improvement in health

b) low self-esteem

c) increase tension

d) reduced social skills

12. How many countries first participated in the Paralympics?

a) 10

b) 23

c) 30

d) 50

13. What does the main goal of Special Olympics include?

a) To teach discipline to the players

b) Training of intellectually challenged children

c) keep away from the game

d) Emphasis on studies

14. How do spectators welcome athletes at Deaflympics?

a) By clapping

b) by waving hands

c) By whistling

d) by waving flags

15. What benefits do children gain from inclusion?

a) Confidence increases

b) less sociability

c) isolation increases

d) performance decreases

16. What is the main objective of Special Olympics India?

a) To make mentally challenged persons productive citizens

b) Keeping children away from sports

c) Educating children

d) Focusing only on normal children

17. Who participates in the Paralympics?

a) Intellectually weak

b) Physically handicapped

c) mentally challenged

d) Healthy players

18. In how many years are Deaflympics organized?

a) Every 2 years

b) Every 4 years

c) Every 6 years

d) Every 8 years

19. What is most important for physical activities?

a) Interest

b) Capacity

c) Equipment

d) All of the above

20. Who organises the Deaflympics?

a) International Olympic Committee

b) International Committee of Sports for the Deaf

c) Eunice Kennedy Shriver

d) World Health Organization

21. What is the aim of 'modified rules' in physical activities for children with special needs?

a) Simplifying the rules

b) Making the game difficult

c) keep away from the game

d) Discouraging the player

22. What is used to start the race in Deaflympics?

a) Sound device

b) Gun

c) light signals

d) Whistle

23. What environment is needed for inclusion?

a) Friendly and cooperative

b) isolated

c) Challenging

d) stressful

24. Paralympics games are considered similar to which?

a) Asian Games

b) Olympic Games

c) Commonwealth Games

d) Deaf Games

25. What is the main advantage of inclusion?

a) increasing sensitivity

b) Decreased self-esteem

c) keep away from the game

d) reducing sociability

26. What is the main objective of Deaflympics?

a) Connecting deaf players with sports

b) Segregation of deaf players

c) Promoting only normal players

d) Keeping children away from sports

27. Where is the headquarters of Special Olympics located?

a) Washington

b) Rome

c) Chicago

d) New York

28. On what is the concept of inclusion based?

a) equality and cooperation

b) Competition

c) Isolation

d) Comparison

29. What is the main purpose of physical activities for children with special needs?

a) Improve health and self-esteem

b) Decreasing sociability

c) keep away from the game

d) increase tension

30. What is the minimum limit of deafness for Deaflympics?

a) 30 decibels

b) 55 decibels b.

c) 70 decibels

d) 100 decibels