Nazarene High School PE DT 2024

Nazarene High School
Physical Education Diagnostic Test

First Form
Teacher: Dr. Abraham Flowers
Date:
Instruction:
1) Read the following questions carefully, before answering.
2) Read All Options Carefully: Make sure to go through each choice
thoroughly before making a decision.
3) Double-Check Your Answer: Before finalizing, review the question and
your selected choice to ensure accuracy.
4) Complete All 40 Questions: Ensure that you answer all 40 multiple-
choice questions to the best of your ability.
5) Write your name and date on answer sheet
Proverbs 3:5-6: Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your
own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your
paths straight.
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Track and field
**Question 1:** What is the standard distance of a full marathon in track

and field?
a) 10 kilometers
b) 21.1 kilometers
c) 42.2 kilometers
d) 50 kilometers
**Question 2:** Which track and field event involves jumping over a bar set
at increasing heights?
a) Long Jump
b) High Jump
c) Triple Jump
d) Pole Vault
**Question 3:** In the 100m sprint, which starting position do athletes
take?
a) Standing
b) Crouching
c) Lying down
d) Kneeling
**Question 4:** How long is the standard track for track and field events?
a) 200 meters
b) 300 meters
c) 400 meters
d) 500 meters
**Question 5:** Which throwing event involves a heavy ball attached to a
metal handle?
a) Shot Put
b) Discus Throw
c) Javelin Throw
d) Hammer Thro
**Question 6:** What is the maximum number of attempts given to
athletes in field events like shot put and discus?
a) 2 attempts
b) 3 attempts
c) 4 attempts
d) 5 attempts
**Question 7:** How many hurdles are typically in the 110m hurdles event?
a) 8 hurdles
b) 10 hurdles
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c) 12 hurdles
d) 14 hurdles
**Question 8:** In the long jump, when is the jump measured from?
a) The point of takeoff
b) The point of landing
c) The midpoint of the jump
d) The nearest hurdle
**Question 9:** Which of the following is not a throwing event?
a) Shot Put
b) Javelin Throw
c) Triple Jump
d) Hammer Throw
**Question 10:** How many athletes usually compete in a standard relay
race?
a) 2
b) 4
c) 6
d) 8
**Question 11:** Which event combines running, jumping, and throwing
disciplines?
a) Decathlon
b) Heptathlon
c) Pentathlon
d) Triathlon
**Question 12:** In the pole vault, what is the objective of the athlete?
a) Jump over the highest bar
b) Clear the most hurdles
c) Jump the farthest distance
d) Clear a bar using a pole
**Question 13:** What is the standard distance for the 800m race?
a) 400 meters
b) 800 meters
c) 1000 meters
d) 1500 meters
**Question 14:** Which track and field event involves throwing a spear-like
object for distance?
a) Shot Put
b) Discus Throw
c) Javelin Throw
d) Hammer Throw
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**Question 15:** How many phases does the triple jump consist of?
a) 1 phase
b) 2 phases
c) 3 phases
d) 4 phases
**Question 16:** In the 400m hurdles, how many hurdles are there on the
track?
a) 8 hurdles
b) 10 hurdles
c) 12 hurdles
d) 16 hurdles
**Question 17:** Which field event involves athletes running a set distance
before making a jump?
a) Long Jump
b) High Jump
c) Triple Jump
d) Pole Vault
**Question 18:** What is the first leg of a standard 4x100m relay called?
a) Start leg
b) Anchor leg
c) Second leg
d) Third leg
**Question 19:** In the 1500m race, how many laps of the standard track
are completed?
a) 1 lap
b) 2 laps
c) 3 laps
d) 4 laps
**Question 20:** Which event involves athletes racing against each other
while navigating hurdles?
a) Hurdle Race
b) Steeplechase
c) Relay Race
d) Sprint Race
**Question 21:** What is the length of the standard indoor track?
a) 100 meters
b) 200 meters
c) 300 meters
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d) 400 meters
**Question 22:** What is the primary objective of the hammer throw

event?
a) Throwing the hammer for distance
b) Throwing the hammer for accuracy
c) Jumping over the highest bar
d) Clearing hurdles using a hammer
**Question 23:** In the 200m sprint, at what point do athletes start in their
lanes?
a) Start line
b) Curve
c) Finish line
d) Straight
**Question 24:** How many attempts do athletes get in the discus throw?
a) 2 attempts
b) 3 attempts
c) 4 attempts
d) 5 attempts
**Question 25:** What is the maximum number of athletes in a
steeplechase event?
a) 6 athletes
b) 8 athletes
c) 10 athletes
d) 12 athletes
Soccer
**Question 26:** What is the maximum number of players a soccer team

can have on the field at one time?
A) 9
B) 10
C) 11
D) 12
**Question 27:** Which body part is NOT allowed to touch the ball in
soccer?
A) Foot
B) Head
C) Hands
D) Chest
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**Question 28:** In soccer, a penalty kick is taken from which distance
from the goal?
A) 8 yards
B) 10 yards
C) 12 yards
D) 15 yards
**Question 29:** What is the term for when a player scores three goals in a
single game?
A) Hat-trick
B) Triple play
C) Touchdown
D) Home run
**Question 30:** Which international tournament is held every four years
and is one of the most prestigious events in soccer?
A) Copa América
B) UEFA Champions League
C) FIFA World Cup
D) CONCACAF Gold Cup
**Question 31:** How long is a standard soccer match, including stoppage
time?
A) 60 minutes
B) 75 minutes
C) 90 minutes
D) 105 minutes
**Question 32:** What is the term for a situation where a player is sent off
the field permanently due to a serious foul?
A) Yellow card
B) Red card
C) Green card
D) Blue card
**Question 33:** Which player is positioned directly in front of the goal to
try and prevent the opposing team from scoring?
A) Goalkeeper
B) Forward
C) Midfielder
D) Defender
**Question 34:** What is the name of the yearly award given to the best
male soccer player in the world?
A) Golden Ball
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B) Ballon d'Or
C) FIFA Fair Play Award
D) Puskás Award
**Question 35:** How many halves are there in a soccer match?

A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
**Question 36:** What is the primary objective of soccer?
A) To score touchdowns
B) To hit home runs
C) To score goals
D) To make slam dunks
**Question 37:** Which country is considered the birthplace of modern
soccer?
A) England
B) Brazil
C) Spain
D) Italy
**Question 38:** What is the term for a situation when the ball goes out of
bounds over the sideline?
A) Goal kick
B) Corner kick
C) Throw-in
D) Penalty kick
**Question 39:** How many substitutions are typically allowed for each
team in a soccer match?
A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
**Question 40:** Which player is usually responsible for taking corner kicks
and free kicks for their team?
A) Goalkeeper
B) Forward
C) Midfielder
D) Defender
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Physical Education Diagnostic Test

Question 1: What is the standard distance of a full marathon in track

Question 22: What is the primary objective of the hammer throw

Question 26: What is the maximum number of players a soccer team

Question 35: How many halves are there in a soccer match?

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