1. Republic of the Philippines
CENTRAL BICOL STATE UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE – SIPOCOT
Sipocot, Camarines Sur
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SEMI FINAL EXAMINATION
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 3
1st Semester, A/Y 2012-2013
Test I. Multiple Choice: Choose the best answer for the given choices. Write the letter of the
correct answer.
1) What contributes to the real value of sport and recreation?
A.
B.
C.
D.
2)
Contributes to economic growth through business investment and employment.
Builds communities through social inclusion and binds families through shared
experiences and achievements.
Is the cure-all for society's issues
Helps address anti-social behaviour and can support education.
How does sport and recreation connect communities?
Makes significant social, economic, cultural and environmental contributions in
rural communities.
Provides opportunities for social engagement and creates awareness and
B.
acceptance of differences between individuals and communities.
C. Provides opportunities to form friendships and a sense of belonging.
Generally, places with low levels of social capital are safer than those with high
D.
levels of social capital.
A.
3) How does sport and recreation contribute to social inclusion?
A.
B.
C.
D.
4)
Results in various immigrant groups being exposed to sport and recreational
activities they may not have otherwise considered.
Participation in sport provides increased opportunities for people from culturally
and linguistically diverse (CaLD) backgrounds and indigenous Australians to
connect with the wider community.
It is a key medium for creating new relationships among disparate social
groups.
Culturally and linguistically diverse people as well as Indigenous Australians
can be vulnerable to social and structural disconnection. Participation in sport
and recreational activities tends to increase this social isolation.
How does participation in sport affect our physical and psychological well-being?
(Choose one incorrect answer)
Contributes to the prevention of obesity, relieves symptoms of arthritis and
positively influences the immune system.
B. Contributes to higher levels of self-esteem, motivation and self-worth.
C. Facilitates better stress management, alleviates depression and anxiety and
A.

2. boosts mental alertness.
Contributes to cardiovascular disease prevention and control as well as primary
D.
prevention of some cancers. However, it does not benefit injury prevention.
5) How does sport and recreation effect at-risk behaviour?
A.
Increases apathy and incidence of violence, delinquency and suicide.
Assists rehabilitation and development of young people most at risk of
committing a crime.
Promotes social inclusion and provides a level playing field to help bridge gaps
in our society.
Creates opportunities to learn new skills and develop confidence and selfesteem.
B.
C.
D.
6)
'Research suggests a direct correlation between the health of an individual and
their productivity.' Participation in workplace physical activity programs can:
Improve mental concentration, stamina, reaction time, memory and
performance
B. Increase absenteeism.
C. Increase work enjoyment and job satisfaction.
D. Develop a better rapport between workers.
A.
7)
'Increased participation in sport and recreation provides substantial returns to the
public and private sectors through improved health.'
How does sport and recreation contribute to reducing health care costs? 2
Improves mental health, alertness and resilience against the stresses of
modern day living.
B. Reduces the overall burden of disease among Australians.
Reduces the costs associated with absenteeism and low workplace
C.
productivity.
D. Increases weight and related rates to obesity.
A.
8)
'Participation in physical activity may contribute to academic performance.'
Various studies support this statement. Findings include:
A. Strong positive effects on cognitive functioning and academic ability.
Physiological and social development gained from participation in physical
B. activity enhances learning capabilities and lead to better academic
performance.
Sport and recreation does not contribute to lifelong learning and the
C.
development of new skills.
Children who engage in sport and recreation do better academically and are
D.
more likely to enjoy school and complete their homework.
9)
How does sport and recreation benefit the environment?
A. Maximises the ecological footprint.
B. Reduces noise and air pollution through increased use of active green

3. transport options such as cycling and walking.
Physically active communities put less strain on the environment by reducing
C.
dependence on vehicle use.
The development of specific areas for physical activity can contribute to
D.
improved streetscapes, open spaces and preserving natural landscapes.
10)
'Sport's economic impact reaches further than most people would expect.' How
does sport and recreation contribute to our economy?
Sport is big business in Australia, generating an estimated income of
approximately $8.8 billion in 2004/2005.
Generates employment opportunities such as coaching, sports administration,
B.
turf management, officiating, event management and education.
Sporting events stimulate the economy in metropolitan areas but marginally in
C.
regional areas.
Encourages tourism and visitor spending, particularly through the hosting of
D.
major sporting events and competitions.
A.
II Enumerate at least four (4) LARO NG LAHI with Introduction, Materials and
specific game mechanics. (40point)
Prepared By:
APRIL ELAINE B. METRAN
Instructor
Noted:
ALVIN L. KASILAG
Dean, College of Information Technology