Q1 The mean, mode, medium, variance etc are examples of _estimates.
Q2 __refers to the formula or statistic which has been chosen to provide an estimate of the population value.
Q3 An is value of the sample statistic which is taken as an approximation of the parameter value.
Q4 cannot control who fills out the questionnaire.
Q5 The concept of is central to sampling theory and to determining the size of a sample.
Q6 is more convenient than simple random sampling.
Q7 the basic probability sampling design, and it is incorporated into all the more elaborate probability sampling designs.
Q8 is to select a sample that is as similar as possible to the sampling population.
Q9 A single member of a sampling population is referred to as a
Q10 A particular value of the population, such as the mean income or the level of formal education, is called a
Q11 These are problems encountered in the construction of index numbers except
Q12 Forecast simply means statement
Q13 It has been found that 2% of the tools produced by a certain
machine are defective. What is the probability that in a shipment of 400
such tools is
Q14 One way in which a representative sample may be obtained from a population is by
Q15 Sampling distribution is the
Q16 A quick but light stepping and jumping movement done on the balls of the feet is called
Q17 The first case of doping was the use of
Q18 A network of blood vessels that runs through canals in the layer of compact bones is called
Q19 When a portion of the intestine pushes itself through the layer of skeletal muscles in the groin is called
Q20 Muscle strain is also called
Q21 A Is a prolonged muscle contation causing pain
Q22 The bones of a baby are affected by
Q23 Living organs that are made up of cells is known as _.
Q24 There are skeletal, smooth and Muscles
Q25 Attached to bones are
Q26 The freedom from danger or ability to detect it is called
Q27 What remains on top of the list of a man's priorities is
Q28 The movements in which the body moves completely from one position to another is called
Q29 The school and the home form learners
Q30 The activties performed by an individual during hours he is not at work is called
Q31 An aspect of physical education that deals with physical
activities outside the classroom but within the school is called
Q32 What physical education covers or its componenets constitute its
Q33 Individuals acquire formal knowledge in physical education through
Q34 What is responsible for diverse definitions of health is
Q35 The commonest natural disadter in a school environment is
Q36 A strong flexible material provided by bone cells which is held together by minerals
Q37 Walking home after close of work is a form of
Q38 Stimulants and narcotics are Substances
Q39 Doping dates back to the _time
Q40 The proportion of fat fat- free mass in the body is called
Q41 The activity to move the joint through full range of motion is called
Q42 The amount of force a muscle can produce with a single maximum effort is known as
Q43 A set of [physical activities that allows a body to respond to the needs and stress of physical effort is called
Q44 Physical education eemphasises mainly affective and Domains
Q45 The type of education given to learners in order to live an accident free life is called
Q46 Movement in the water is called Movements
Q47 Movement on the land is called Movement
Q48 The concept of a sound mind in a sonud body is the concern of
Q49 Jumps and tumbling are examples of Movements
Q50 Aspects of physical education invoving activities organised or engage outside the fourwalls of a school are
Q51 A safe and healthy school environment refers to an environment which attend to the pysical, aesthetic
Q52 Singing is a form of _movement.
Q53 Aposition where the body is laid flat and straight on the floor or ground is called
Q54 Tumbling in gymnastics is an example of
Q55 Health is a means to an end and not an end in
Q56 The condition in which a tendon becomes irritated and swollen is called
Q57 The ability to sustain a given level of muscle tension for a long interval of time is called
Q58 The ability to perform or sustain a prolonged, large- muscle and
variety of exercises at moderate to high levels of intensity is called
Q59 Learning how to cross the rooad and using the Zebra crossing signs is an aspect of Education
Q60 Non-locomotor movements are also called
Q61 The narrow portion of the bone between the layer of tissue is called
Q62 Bones are living
Q63 A bone with large ends and a narrow middle is known as
Q64 Recreation activities can be helpful in terms of providing the potential of adding more years to one's
Q65 Risk factors in doping can be categorized into physical, psychological, and
Q66 National Heslth Education Curriculum was introduced in the year
Q67 Award of prizes are given to best competitors in an event
Q68 Aform of sports organised within a school is called
Q69 The use of drugs to enhance performance in sports is called
Q70 The interrelatedness of physical , emotional and social conditions that affect student's well-being is called
Q71 Lifting up a body one on foot and landing on the ball of the same foot is called
Q72 Fundamental basic skills are classified into
Q73 The movement that allows both feet to lleave the ground with one
leading the other and land one after the other is called
Q74 The inadequacy of skills in the basic skills by a pupil could lead to
Q75 Instructional activity in physical education allows pupils to acquire
Q76 _____________ occur naturally in all spheres of business activity.
Q77 ________can be used to generate the general picture (or trend) behind a set of data or time series.
Q78 ________ are forecasts based solely on past and present values of the variable to be forecast.
Q79 ___________ are forecasts concerning the near future.
Q80 ________ are based on past performances.
Q81 __________ is not designed to test equality of several population variances.
Q82 ANOVA technique enables us to compare several __________ means simultaneously.
Q83 ANOVA can be (a) ______ way classification or (b) two-way classification.
Q84 __________ as a tool has different dimensions and complexities.
Q85 O1, O2, O3, ..........Ok, called ____________frequencies.
Q86 ___________ test of goodness of fit.
Q87 The square of a standard normal variable is called a __________
Q88 All one tailed tests for _____ at level of significance “α” will be right tailed tests only with area “α” in the right.
Q89 For _____tailed tests, the critical valuesare
located in the right tail of F-distribution with area (α/2) in the right
tail.
Q90 ______statistic is the ratio of two independent chi-square variates divided by their respective degrees of freedom.
Q91 One of the responsibilities of the host community to ensure safety of school facility is
Q92 Which is NOT a characteristics of a safe school environment?
Q93 A safe school environment should be teacher and learner
Q94 Who should be held responsible most for bad maintenance culture in a school systems?
Q95 The following are learning units in safety education EXCEPT
Q96 Unplanned events or occurrences which can be controlled through balanced safety practices is called
Q97 Which of the following is NOT a safety measures in the school environment?
Q98 safety problems that contribute to the cases of
absenteeism and poor academic achievement in the school consists of the
following EXCEPT
Q99 Which of the nature and scope of safety involves training?
Q100 Which of the following is NOT a correct definition of safety?
Q101 What conditions increase safety problems after the primitive age?
Q102 The basic need of man that closely related to physical and health education is
Q103 The award of prizes are given to how many best competitors in each event?
Q104 What major consideration should be considered in selecting activities for pupils' sport competition?
Q105 Which of these sports activities might NOT be applicable to primary school pupils?
Q106 When the games master decide on sports' events, list officials and sought headmaster's permission he is carrying out
Q107 The following constitute steps that are necessary for achieving results in sports organisation EXCEPT
Q108 A form of sports organised within the school is
Q109 Sports and games competition organised within the school are called
Q110 The responsibility of effective administration and organisation of sports in the primary school rest on
Q111 Which of the following is NOT an objective of recreation programm?
Q112 The use of drugs to affect the performance in sports is known as
Q113 An obsessed persom is vulnerable to the following health problems EXCEPT
Q114 What requires strong, powerful muscles in order to produce smooth and easy performance of everyday activities?
Q115 The ability to perform a prolong and large-muscle variety of exercises at moderate to high levels of intensity is called
Q116 The set of activities that allows the body to respond or adapt to the needs and stress of physical effort is
Q117 The professionals that does NOT provide wide
range of individual and group assessment, interventions and referrals of
students are
Q118 What services provide individual students with information on balanced feeding?
Q119 Which of the following does NOT represent learning experiences provided by physical education?
Q120 Safe and healthful school environment culminates the following EXCEPT
Q121 The interrelatedness of physical, emotional and social conditions that affect students' well-being is
Q122 The following are school health services EXCEPT
Q123 What is main focus of health education curriculum?
Q124 Which of the following is NOT a dimension that organised health eduation curriculum addressed?
Q125 The commonest natural disaster in the school environment
Q126 Road traffic accidents could be caused by the following EXCEPT
Q127 Which of the following problems does NOT relate to safety?
Q128 The capacity building avenue for people to know what to do to avoid accidents is called safety
Q129 The wrong human traits that could induce accidents in the schools are
Q130 When was National Health Education Curriculum established ?
Q131 Which of the following has to do with pupils' content deficiency ?
Q132 The adaptation of physical education to pupils' maturity level relate to
Q133 Pupils' academic performance is affected by
Q134 Parental supports for pupils performance in physical education include the following except
Q135 Primary school physical education teaching and learnning should focus more on the sense of
Q136 Learners' readiness to learn as major factor in academic achievement has relationship with their
Q137 The scope of health education that deals with human protection and prompt attention to victims is
Q138 Which of the following is not a dominant factor in the life of healthy person?
Q139 The commonest risk behaviour that endanger school pupils lives are
Q140 Whichof the following interaction does not depict social wellness?
Q141 The definition of health as a state of complete mental and social well-being was given by
Q142 What could be responsible for diverse definitions of health?
Q143 The physical activities that are meant for the physically handicapped pupils is said to be
Q144 The main advantage of intralmural activity is
Q145 Instructional activity in physical educationallows pupils to acquire
Q146 Which of thefollowing is a movement opportunity by water?
Q147 Physical education involve movement opportunities through the following except
Q148 Physical education is that phase of education which teach skills, knowedge and attitudes thruogh
Q149 Which of the following is not a direct individual's stage that is developed by physical education
Q150 What fundamental concept was derived the foundation of physical education