List of top Physical Education Questions on Biomechanics & Sports

A gymnast maintains a handstand position on the balance beam, then performs a flip. Differentiate between the types of equilibrium shown and explain how they help in performance.
What is a lever? Discuss the application of Lever in sports.
Which of the following helps with ice skating?
Which of the following is NOT the factor affecting projectile trajectory?
Which of the following statements is correct regarding the lever's fulcrum?
Given below are examples of friction shown in List-I with their respective types of friction in List-II.
List-I: (a) Pushing a chair, (b) Sea waves, (c) Moving heavy stationary objects, (d) Skating
List-II: (i) Sliding, (ii) Rolling, (iii) Fluid, (iv) Static
Describe three factors those affect the trajectory of a projectile.
Assertion (A): When an object or body is moving at a constant velocity, with no changes in speed or direction, it is dynamic equilibrium.
Reason (R): A cyclist in motion or the body position maintained by a sprinter on the track while running are examples of dynamic equilibrium.
In the examples given below, which of Newton's Law of Motion will apply? Justify your answer.
(a) When a Swimmer pushes the water backwards.
(b) When a cricket and tennis ball are thrown with the same force, the tennis ball moves with greater acceleration.
Define Projectile and explain the factors affecting the trajectory of a projectile in sports.
When wrestlers fall on the mat, why do they spread their arms, knees, and legs? Justify your answer.
In which type of exercises can movement NOT be seen directly?
"The golf ball remains at rest until it is struck by a golf club." This statement indicates:
What type of lever has the load resistance between the fulcrum and the force?
Match List I with List II:
LIST I

LIST II
A Mass IV Quantitative measure of inertia
B Inertia I Resistance to change in motion
C Force III Mechanical distribution or load
D Velocity II Rate of change of position
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Match List I with List II:
LIST I

LIST II
A Alveoli I Gas Exchange
B Bronchioles III Regulate air flow & distribution
C Diaphragm IV Muscle helps to expand & contract lungs
D Trachea II Passage for air to enter & leave the lungs
Frictional forces occur between two surfaces in contact, when one slides or tends to slide. Which factors influence frictional forces?
A. materials that strongly interact
B. surface quality and surface finish
C. total surface area
D. nature of the two surface areas
"A player who applies more force and tosses the shot-put at the correct angle has a greater displacement of shot-put, whereas a player who exerts less force has a lesser displacement of shot-put," which of the following laws is applicable in the above statement?
During blood circulation, the heart muscle contracts and the impure blood passes through the heart and lungs, then purified blood flows through a sequential process of:
A. Blood passes into left ventricle
B. Discharges blood into various arteries and capillaries
C. Blood finds its way into left atrium
D. Blood passes into right ventricle
E. Blood finds its way into lungs
Which philosophy of education emphasizes the importance of learning through practical experiences and activities, encouraging students to interact with their environment?
Flexion is a movement, which occurs in ________ plane?
Friction works in________direction of the moving object?
Which of the following options is not the importance of Sports Biomechanics?
Which of the following will be called as the study of motion of the body with respect to the time, displacement, velocity, and speed of movement either in a straight line or in a rotary direction?