Track and field - JSS2 Physical and health education Past Questions and Answers - page 1
1
What material is commonly used to construct aluminum pole vaults?
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A
Aluminum alloys
B
Steel
C
Titanium
D
Copper
2
What is a characteristic of fiberglass pole vaults?
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A
Rigidity
B
Heavyweight
C
Flexibility
D
Stability
3
Which type of pole vault tends to be heavier?
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A
Aluminum
B
Fiberglass
C
Bamboo
D
Plastic
4
What aspect of grip is important for stability and control during pole vaulting?
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A
Color
B
Length
C
Material
D
Technique
5
What is the purpose of the run-up in pole vaulting?
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A
To slow down
B
To confuse the vaulter
C
To build momentum
D
To stand still
6
Which body part is primarily involved in the takeoff phase of pole vaulting?
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A
Elbow
B
Knee
C
Foot
D
Ear
7
What is the role of the arms during the takeoff in pole vaulting?
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A
To cover the eyes
B
To generate downward force
C
To swing and assist in propelling upwards
D
To hold the pole horizontally
8
Which of the following grips is commonly used in pole vaulting?
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A
Butterfly grip
B
Dolphin grip
C
Thumbs-up grip
D
Kangaroo grip
9
What is a characteristic of a well-executed run-up in pole vaulting?
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A
Running backwards
B
Losing balance
C
Building momentum
D
Stopping abruptly
10
Which type of pole vault is known for being prone to breakage if mishandled?
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A
Aluminum
B
Bamboo
C
Fiberglass
D
Plastic
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