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ZIMBABWE SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL

General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level

PHY SICAL EDUCATION, SPORT AND MASS DISPLAYS 4002/1
IPA PER 1 Multiple Choice

SPECIMEN PAPER 1 hour

Additional materials:
Multiple choice answer sheet
Soft clean eraser
Soft pencil (type B or HB is recommended)

TIME 1 hour
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES
Do not open this booklet until you are told to do so by the invigilator.

Write your name, centre number and candidate number on the answer sheet in the spaces
provided unless this has already been done for you.

There are forty questions in this paper. Answer all questions. For each question there are
four possible answers, A, B, C and D. Choose the one you consider correct and record your
choice in soft pencil on the separate answer sheet.

Read carefully the instructions on the answer sheet.
INFORMATION FOR CANDIDATES

Each correct answer will score one mark. A mark will be deducted for a wrong answer.
Any rough working should be done in this booklet.

This specimen paper consists of 10 printed pages and 2 blank pages.

Copyright: Zimbabwe School Examinations Council, Specimen paper.
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Which fitness components are most important in gymnastics?

A. agility, strength and balance
B. power, speed and technique
C. power, speed and flexibility
D. endurance, power and speed

Slow twitch (type 1) muscle fibre is suitable for which activity?
A. long duration

B. short duration

C. sprints short duration

D. medium duration

Which relay is not applicable to all age groups during National Association for
Secondary School Heads (NASH) track and field championships?

A. medley relay

B. 4x 100m
Cc. 4x 200m
D. 4x 400m

In combat games, which sequence of blows is correct when the right leg is behind?

A. left, right, left
B. left, left, right
C. right, left, right
D. right, right, right

Which game poses a high risk of finger injuries?

A. soccer
B. tennis
C. cycling

D. basketball
Which one is a universal coaching point in all net games?

eyes on the coach
eyes on the ball

eyes on the net

eyes on the opponent

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7. The diagram shows a baseball field.

Home base

On which position A, B, C, or D should the pitches be placed?

8. Which one is NOT a target game?

A. chess
B. darts

C. shooting
D. archery

9, Which statement defines gymnastics?

A. movement in practice

B. complicated dances

C. an act to improve body weight
D. stretches in action

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What is the purpose of a net in net games?

A. securing the ball

B. separating opponents
C. scoring points

D. decorating the field

In Zimbabwe, NASH sporting competitions are funded by:
A. Zimbabwe Paralympic Committee

B. Zimbabwe Olympic Committee

C. Sports and Recreation Commission

D. Schools and sponsors

Which one is an example of marketing through sport?

A. sponsoring of teams and events
B. sponsoring of product production
C. marketing of sporting niches

D. sponsoring of television rights

What is the major role of a constitution to a Sports Club?

A. outlines how the club is supposed to operate

B. promotes peace and stability in the club

C. helps the club to acquire loans

D. helps the club to negotiate with players or athletes

Which one is a guiding cardinal point on the compass?

A. north
B. south
C. west
D. east

Which tempos are used in Mass Display?

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Which link is missing in the background art preparation process below?

PLAIN PAPER —_> —>
GRAPH EXTENSION PAPER ——_> BACKGROUND ART BOOK
A. sketch book

B. design paper

C. design graph paper

D. sketch graph book

Why do coaches need to frequently carry out fitness test on performance?

A. to expose performers to many sponsors

B. to teach performers to eat a balanced diet

C. to prevent performers from taking banned drugs

Dz. to periodically monitor the performer’s fitness levels

Which one is the first action taken when a person who cannot swim falls into the deep
end of a pool?

A. jumping quickly into the water

B. offering a life saving stick or rope
C. taking a video of the drowning person
D. calling for ambulance services

Which activity was practised during the colonial era, and is still found in present day
Physical Education and Sport in Zimbabwe?

A. pole vault
B. discuss
C. hammer
D. short put

Which groups of people were involved in organised sport during the colonial era?

maids, farm workers and uniformed forces

railway workers, maids and farm workers

uniformed forces, railway workers and mine workers
prisoners, uniformed forces and mine workers

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Which category of drugs is banned in competitions only?

A. diuretics
B. stimulants
C. anabolic agents

D. peptide hormones

Which drug damages the liver and also reduces a performer’s reaction time?

A. alcohol
B. aspirin
C. heroin
Dz. nicotine

A. protein.
B. fat.

C. glucose.
D. glycerol.

Which body organ stores glycogen?

A. lungs
B. heart
C. liver

D. kidneys

Which one is not a joint injury?

A. dislocation

B. tennis elbow
C. concussion
D. cricket’s shoulder

Steps 1, 2, 3 and 4 show stages followed during treatment of common soft-tissue
injuries, but not in their correct order.

use ice application for ten minutes
elevate the injury above heart level

rest the injured part

use bandage to compress the injured area

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Which one is in correct order?

1, 2, 3,4

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What is the effect of anabolic agents on an athlete’s body?

A. promote cardiovascular endurance
B. increase blood pressure

C. promote muscle growth

D. increase liver activity

Why should an injured athlete be put to rest?

A. To reduce pain and stop bleeding on the injured part.
B. To immobilise the injured part and stop further injury.
C. To reduce welling on the injured part.

D. To drain excess fluid away from the heart.

Which event is suitable for fast twitch muscle fibre?

A. wrestling

B. basketball

C. marathon

D. mountaineering

In the respiratory system, where is inhaled air warmed and moistened?

A. lungs

B. nasal cavity
C. trachea

D. thoracic cavity

Which one is not a component of the circulatory system?

A. heart
B. vertebrae
C. lungs
Dz. blood

Which part of the respiratory system is responsible for gaseous exchange?

A. trachea

B. bronchi
C. alveoli

D. diaphragm

Which bone is found on the leg?

A. humerus
B. sternum
C. tibia
Dz. ulna

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“REST IN PEACE COMRADE”, read the background art of a certain mass displays
group. Which occasion fits the reading?

A. Birthday

B. Tea Party

C. Funeral

D. Independence

The diagram shows a muscle.

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Which part of the muscle is labelled N?

A. tissue

B. flesh

C. tendon
D. ligament

What is the purpose of a key on a map?

shows routes on the map
determines location of places

shows the meanings of symbols
advises users on dangers on the map

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The diagram shows a symbol used in Mass Displays?

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What is the meaning of the symbol?

A. Back fall

B. human tower
C. dance

Dz. kneel

How does warming up help a performer improve performance?

decreases blood flow though the body
decreases the heart rate quickly

cold and stiffens working muscles
increases blood flow throughout the body

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The diagram below shows an athlete doing static stretches.

A. extension.

B. hypertension.
C. adduction.
Dz. abduction.

Which statement describes the principle of overload?

concentrating on specific body muscles to strengthen them
putting the body under stress to improve strength

doing too much exercise without resting to improve power
doing less exercise to rest the muscles

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