Training in Sports MCQs

Training in Sports MCQs

Training in Sports MCQs
Training in Sports MCQs
Q.1. Identification can be defined as that process by which children are encouraged and motivated.

a) Sports         b) Talent        c) Difficulty   d) None of these

Q.2. Development provide suitable learning environment.

a) Sports         b) Talent        c) Difficulty   d) None of these

Q.3. Provide athletes with a suitable learning environment to accurate or realize their potential. It is called as-

a) Talent Detection   b) Talent Identification        c) Talent Development        d) Talent selection

Q.4. The recognizing of participants with potential at an earlier age to become elite performance in the future-

a) Talent Detection   b) Talent Identification        c) Talent Development        d) Talent selection

Q.5. Periodization of training cycles was originated in

a) U.S.A.         b) U.S.S.R       c) Germany    d) France

Q.6. Periodisation of training cycles was in _________.

a) 1958            b) 1959            c) 1960            d) 1961

Q.7. In periodization, the who training cycle is divided in _______ parts:

a) 1                  b) 2                  c) 3                  d) 4

Q.8. Competition period is of ________ month.

a) 1-6               b) 7-11                        c) 12                d) 2 years

Q.9. Which period is shortest period of training.

a) preparatory           b) competition          c) transitional            d) micro

Q.10. Which period is longest period of training –

a) preparatory           b) competition          c) transitional            d) micro

Q.11. Which cycle of preparation of weeks?

a) macro         b) miso           c) micro          d) workout

Q.12. Which cycle is shortest cycle of preparation?

a) macro         b) miso           c) micro          d) workout

Q.13. How many types of motor components of physical fitness are–

a) macro         b) miso           c) micro          d) workout

Q.14. It is the ability of muscles to overcome resistance-

a) Strength     b) Endurance                        c) Flexibility              d) none of these

Q.15. Throwing shot-put is a example of _________

a) Dynamic St.           b) Explosive St.         c) State St.      d) none of these

Q.16. How many types of Dynamic Strength are there?

a) 1                  b) 2                  c) 3                  d) 4

Q.17. Other name of Isotonic strength is called _______.

a) Static          b) Isokinetic  c) Dynamic    d) None of these

Q.18 Static strength is also called as _______ strength.

a) Isometric   b) Isotonic      c) Isokinetic   d) Dynamic

Q.19. In these type of exercise, a group of muscles are stretched more than the other group of muscles. This is called as _________

a) Isometric   b) Isotonic      c) Isokinetic   d) Dynamic

Q.20. In which type of exercise length of muscles will increase –
Q.21. Which exercise are developed by Perrine?
Q.22. In which type of exercise no equipment is required –
Q.23. Which exercise require special type of muscles contraction –
Q.24. Calisthenics exercise are the example of-
Q.25. In 1968 which type of exercise is developed-
Q.26. __________ is the ability to sustain an activity.

a) Strength     b) Endurance                        c) Flexibility              d) speed

Q.27. Continuous training method is develop ________
Q.28. How many types of endurance is there on the basis of nature-
Q.29. The endurance needed for 1500 m race is a perfect example of-

a) Speed         b) isotonic      c) Middle       d) Isokinetic

Q.30. Speed endurance is the ability to resist fatigue in sports activities lasting up to _____ seconds.

a) 15                b) 45                c) 105              d) 150

Q.31. Who introduced Interval training method.

a) Newton      b) Perrine       c) Bikila          d) GostaHolmer

Q.32. Who introduced fartlek training method fartlek is a _______ word.

a) Greek         b) Roman       c) Swedish     d) German

Q.33. Fartlek means –

a) Far play     b) Speed Play            c) Rough play           d) Pace play

Q.34. Bikila the famous athletic coach of _______

a) Germany   b) France        c) Finland      d) U.S.A.

Q.35. The capacity of an individual to perform successive movement of the same pattern at a fast rate is _________

a) locomotor   b) Movement                        c) Reaction     d) Acerbation

Q.36. Ability to maintain maximum speed for maximum time & Distance-

a) locomotor   b) Movement                        c) Reaction     d) Acerbation

Q.37. Ability to do movement in minimum time.
Q.38. Ability to achieve maximum speed from stationary position-

a) Locomotor             b) movement             c) Reaction                 d) Acceleration

Q.39. If an individual has more percentage & fast twitch fibers

a) slow           b) fast             c) both a & b              d) None

Q.40. Acceleration Run is used to develop-

a) Strength     b) Endurance                        c) Speed         d) None

Q.41. ______ is the range of movements.

a) Strength     b) Endurance                        c) Speed         d) None

Q.42. Stretching exercise with the help of partner-

a) Active flexibility              b) Passive      c) Dynamic                d) None

Q.43. Static & Dynamic Flexibility is a types of _______.

a) Active flexibility              b) Passive      c) Dynamic                d) None

Q.44. Ballistic method is used to improve-
Q.45.  _________ method involves gradually easing into the stretch position and holding the position.

a) Ballistic      b) Static Stretching   c) Dynamic    d) None

Q.46. Before 1980 speed, strength, flexibility and _______ were considered, the main components of physical fitness.

a) Coordination        b) Agility       c) Both a & b              d) None of these

Q.47. How many types of co-ordination are there ________.

a) 5                  b) 6                  c) 7                  d) None of these

Q.48. ________ is the ability to combine the movements/different body parts.

a) Orientation          b) coupling    c) Balance      d) None of these

Q.49. Synchronized swimming is a example of-

a) Orientation          b) coupling    c) Balance      d) None of these

Q.50. It is the ability to determine the position of the body and its parts in time and space in relation to gravity-

a) Orientation          b) coupling    c) Balance      d) None of these

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