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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION AND MANAGEMENT

COURSE CODE: PE 102
COURSE TITLE: INDIVIDUAL AND DUAL SPORTS
TERM: COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
SEMESTERS: FIRST FISCAL YEAR: 2020 – 2021
PLATFORM USED: LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Name: _______________________________ Year and Section: ________________

Proctor: ______________________________ Score: ________________

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE

Direction: Read the statement carefully and encircle the letter of your choice.

1. Miguel is a beginner in Games of Generals. He only has 2 moves in the game. He decided to
move the major to eliminate the colonel. Will he win the game?
A. Yes because aside from the colonel, major can eliminates all the higher ranking officers.
B. Yes because major is higher than colonel.
C. No because colonel can eliminates major.
D. No because his opponent will use flag as the most powerful piece.

ANSWER: C

2. In addition to checkmate, how can a player win a chess game?

A. Player 1 wins because he eliminates the queen.
B. Player 1 wins because the opponent surrenders.
C. Player 2 wins because he has more players than player 1.
D. Player 2 wins because the opponent doesn’t want to stop the game.
ANSWER: B
3. Player 1 moved the queen to capture the opponent’s king and declare “check”. The Player 2
saw the rook and do the castling. Does the Player 2 have a hope to win the game?
A. Yes, because the queen can now eliminate the rook.
B. Yes, because the king can move freely.
C. No, because the queen can capture the king.
D. No, because castling is between rook and queen.

ANSWER: B

4. The P.E. Instructor asks her students “Which piece can only stay in squares with the same color
black and white during the whole game?”. Who among the students gave the correct answer?
A. Bishop because it moves diagonally.
B. Rook because it moves horizontally.
C. Knight because it moves in L position.
D. Queen because it moves diagonally and horizontally.

ANSWER: A

5. Under what conditions may a player not to castle his/her king?

A. The King is in check.
B. A piece occupies a square between the king and the rook.
C. A square that the king crosses over or on which it will land, exposes it to check.
D. All of the above

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 ANSWER: B
6. When castling, a player is permitted to move her or his how many squares?
A. One square when castling in king’s side there are three squares.
B. Two squares when castling in king’s side three square.
C. Two squares when castling in either king’s side or queen’s side.
D. Three square when castling in either king’s side or queen’s side.

ANSWER: B

7. Which player can make the first move in a chess game?

A. Decided by tossing a coin.
B. The player with black pieces.
C. The player with white pieces.

ANSWER: C

8. How will you discover a check in during a game?

A. When by removing a piece or pawn in front of a checking piece an attacker is opened or
discovered and puts the king in check.
B. A check is played in response to a check.
C. A forced draw by one player placing through an endless series of checks.

ANSWER:B

9. How will smothered mate occurs in chess?

A. King is surrounded by his own men and cannot escape the knight.
B. King and Queen are covered and cannot escape the knight.
C. King is surrounded by his own men and cannot escape the bishop.

ANSWER: A

10. How will double pawn occur in chess?

A. A pawn advance that breaks a blocked position.
B. When two of your pawns stand on the same file, the in front pawn is called a double pawn.
C. A pawn on the king or queen’s file of the chessboard.

ANSWER:B

11. Gabby is looking for a chess piece that he will move for his turn. He asks his Hanna on how to
use the bishop. Hanna will reply:
A. You will move the bishop any number of open squares along the rank or file on which it stands,
or capture a piece along a diagonal on which it stands.
B. You will move the bishop any number of open squares along the diagonal on which it stands, or
capture an opponent’s piece along the diagonal on which it stands.
C. You will move the bishop one square at a time in any direction; capture a piece on any
adjoining square.
D. You will move the bishop two open squares at a time along any diagonal row; may not capture.

ANSWER: B

12. How will checkmate occur in chess?

A. Capture your opponent’s king and queen.
B. Capture all opponents’ king in check, with no legal move available to remove the king from
check”.
C. Capture the opponent’s king.

ANSWER: A

13. How will you determine the winner in Scrabble?

A. The person with the highest score.
B. The first person to use all their letters.
C. No one does, it’s just for fun.
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D. The person with the least amount of points.

ANSWER: A

14. How will you determine the worth of the blank tile in a game Scrabble?
A. It depends on where they are played.
B. There are no blank tiles.
C. One point
D. Nothing

ANSWER: A

15. How did Alfred Butts determine the proper number of letter tiles in the game Scrabble?
A. Through the use of the Bible.
B. Through the use of Moby Dick.
C. Through the use of New York Times.
D. Through the use of Webster’s Dictionary.

ANSWER: C

16. How do you end a Scrabble game?

A. When all the tiles have been taken from the bag and one player has used all the tiles on their
rack, then the game ends.
B. When all the tiles have been taken from the bag and all the players.
C. When all the tiles are broken the players will not continue to play.
D. When all the tiles ate broken the players sit to get the tiles but one player cheated and saw the
tiles oh the other player.
ANSWER: A
17. How do you start a Scrabble game?
A. The player that has the letter that is closest to “C” will begin the game.
B. A blank tile will win the start of the game.
C. The player that has the letter that is closest to “C” and has blank tile will start the game.
D. The player that has the letter that is closest to “C” and has 2 more letter “C”.

ANSWER: A

18. How to become a Scrabble master?

A. In Scrabble, you should have a letter/s that you will add to an existing word to make a
completely new one.
B. In Scrabble, you should have letters like Q,X,A, M, and O.
C. In Scrabble, you think a three letter extension in the middle of the game so you can take
advantage of a double or triple word scores.
D. In scrabble, you ignore letter “S” because letter S is not important.

ANSWER: B

19. How to win chess in 2 moves?

A. In chess, players should use the “fool’s mate checkmate”.
B. In chess, players should use the weakness of the f7-square/pawn.
C. In chess, players should use your knights and bishops on the 5th row.
D. In chess, players should use the checkmate as long as possible.

ANSWER:A

20. How to win in Game in Generals?

A. In Game of Generals, player 1 should eliminate 4 stars general to win a game.
B. In Game of Generals, player 1 should capture the flag of the opponent.
C. In Game of Generals, player 1 should eliminate the lower piece.
D. In Game of Generals, player 1 should eliminate the 5 stars generals.

ANSWER: D

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 21. Which of the following statement is TRUE about Physical Development?
A. Physical Development promotes to develop to emotional traits.
B. Physical development means developing a habit of self-awareness.
C. Physical Development encourages you to learn more about the rules of the game.
D. Physical Development provides opportunities to develop respect for the right of the other.
ANSWER: B
22. Among the situations, who are doing Social Development and Mental Development?
A. Coach Cally promotes drinking soda and Coach Robin encourages his team to develop self-
awareness.
B. Coach Kea encourages her new player to join her teammates during training while Coach
Gab cheers for his team to boost their self-confidence.
C. Coach Grace let her team to comprehend the different dance patterns while Coach Des
clarifies the role of being a good leader and follower to her group.
D. Coach Regine explains to her team the importance of good sportsmanship while Coach
Jasmine drafts a program to understand the rules of the different games.

ANSWER: D

23. Physical Education is focused on a wide range of activities that helped you develop appropriate
skills. Which group of activities will help you to strengthen emotional traits?
A. Cycling, dancing, running, walking
B. Reading and analyzing rules of chess, drafting a mental training
C. Attending seminar about leadership, hearing words of wisdom from your coach
D. Encourages oneself to boost self-confidence, design a program to develop self-discipline.

ANSWER: D

24. Social Development provides opportunities for the acquisition and practice of desirable social
traits. Which traits you will attain if you want to manifest social development?
A. Self Confidence, Self-Control, Courage
B. Critical thinking, Self-Determination
C. Friendliness, Honesty , Cooperation
D. Cooperation, Self-Awareness , Self-Confidence
ANSWER: C
25. The first Olympic Games were held in Olympia, Greece. What is the Latin Phrase of the Olympic
Motto?
A. Citius, Altius, Fortius
B. Citius, Fortius, Altrius
C. Citius, Altius,Fotrius
D. Citius, Fortius, Altius

ANSWER: A

26. The road to spiritual development covers contemplation, prayer and other forms of practices
that support man’s relation to God. How can we determine if someone wants to develop his/her
spiritual development?
A. Coach Grace is cheering her team to boost their confidence.
B. Coach Pen wants to develop cooperation to his team.
C. Coach Jasmine told her team to spend at least 5 minutes to pray before the game.
D. Coach Kitty understands the rules and regulations of the game before she started to choose
her players.

ANSWER: C

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 27. In June 23, 1894 is the second Olympic Games took place in Paris, France. Where was the
first Olympic Game held where women were allowed to compete?
A. England B. Paris C. Greece D. Spain
ANSWER:C
28.It is a sport where you play as one team and it refers to sports in which participants complete
as an individual or duo.
A. Badminton C. Team Sport
B. Individual Sport D. Scrabble

ANSWER: B

29. “The practice of Physical Education and Sports is a fundamental right for all.” What article in
the 1987 constitution promotes physical education?
A. Article VXI , Section 19
B. Article IXV, Section 19
C. Article XVI, Section 19
D. Article XIV, Section 19

ANSWER: D

30.Upon winning the games, the victor would have not only the prestige of being in first place but
would also be presented with a crown of Olive leaves. Which of the following is the sign of
Olive Branch?
A. Faith and Love C. Love and Unity
B. Hope and Peace D. Unity and Peace

ANSWER: B

31. Which of the following is the MOST VALID statement about game and sport?
A. Game is for recreational activities while Sport is about a range of specific activities which
involves competition.
B. Game stands outside ordinary life while Sport regulated by rules that evolve during the process
of the activity.
C. Game is about a range of specific activities which involves competition while Sport imaginative
and it has regulations to follow.
D. Game is an activity where the material capabilities of the sportsperson are looked upon while
Sport was played on the basis of a set of rules.

ANSWER: A

32. Among of the following are examples of sport EXCEPT:

A. Pong B. Chess C. Taspony D. Scrabble

ANSWER: A

33. Jasmine loves to perform flexibility exercise every morning. Which of the following she wants to
attribute?
A. Emotional Development
B. Mental Development
C. Social Development
D. Physical Development

ANSWER: D

34. Who was the first president of International Olympic Committee (IOC)?
A. Demetrius Vikelas C. Much Wenlock

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 B. Johann Bestow D. Perhen Ling

ANSWER: A

35. The original Olympic Game began in 776 BC. Beside from the prestige for the first place that will
be given to the victor, what else will they receive?
A. Coconut Leaves
B. Olive Leaves
C. Papaya Leaves
D. Waling-Waling Leaves

ANSWER: B

36. What is the old name of Badminton?

A. Chaturanga C. Hockey
B. Ping-Pong D. Poona

ANSWER: D

37. In the return of service, the player 2 must then be ready to move fast towards the shuttle as
soon as the player 1 hit the shuttle. When player 2 hits the shuttle to player 1, the player 1
aims to bring the opponent in close to the net so they have to lunge down low to retrieve the
shuttle. What do you call this technique?
A. Clear Shot B. Net Shot C.Drop Shot D.Smash

ANSWER: B

38. Among the situations, who is doing Forehand Grip?

A. Lhem holds the racket just like holding a pen.
B. Justin holds the racket just like holding a bat.
C. Lea holds the racket that should shake hands with the racket.
D. Rose hold the racket as the thumb must sit on the flat part of the racket handle.

ANSWER: C

39. Faye wants to serve as high and as far back in the court as possible. What kind of serve she
wants to aim?
A. Double Serve
B. High Serve
C. Low Serve
D. Single Serve
ANSWER: B
40. In men’s doubles, the server will stand close to the service line. Where will his partner stand?
A. His partner should stand in the middle of the court behind the server.
B. His partner should stand with him.
C. His partner should stand in front of him.
D. His partner should stand in the middle of the court behind the middle line.
ANSWER: A
41. What is the Governing Body of Badminton?
A. Badminton World Federation
B. World Badminton Federation
C. Federation World Badminton
D. World Federation Badminton
ANSWER: A
42. Who was the appointed person to decide the results of each rally in badminton?
A. Coach c. Server
B. Umpire d. Receiver

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ANSWER: C
43. Who among the players did the correct way of serving at the beginning of the game when the
score is even?
A. Cally serves the ball on the left side of the court.
B. Jewel serves the ball on the middle line of the court.
C. Vanessa serves the ball on the right side of the court.
D. Karmela serves the ball on the near the court.
ANSWER: C
44. Who among the players did the correct way of serving at the beginning of the game when the
score is odd?
A. Cally serves the ball on the left side of the court.
B. Jewel serves the ball on the middle line of the court.
C. Vanessa serves the ball on the right side of the court.
D. Karmela serves the ball on the near the court.
ANSWER: C
45. How many feathers does the shuttlecock have?
A. 10-13 feathers
B. 11-13 feathers
C. 12-14 feathers
D. 14-16 feathers
ANSWER: D
46. Jessi will serve on behalf of his team. How high the ball must be thrown from the flat of the
hand?
A. The ball must place on the flat of the hand to spin at the fingers point.
B. The paddle must place on the flat of the hand and spin the ball directly.
C. The ball must place on the flat of the hand to avoid any spin that the fingers may put on it
therefore giving the server an unfair advantage.
D. The paddle must place on the flat of the hand to avoid any spin that the fingers may put on
it therefore giving the server an unfair advantage.
ANSWER: C
47. Elizabeth wants to play table tennis. What is the ready stance for playing table tennis?
A. Straight leg, elbows bent, arms at side
B. Straight leg, elbow straight, arms out
C. Bent legs, elbows bent, arms out
D. Bent legs, elbows straight, arms at side
ANSWER: D
48. Which of the following happens if the ball touches the net during the serve but continues to
land in service area?
A. It is referred to as let and the serve is taken again.
B. It is a fault and service is awarded to the opponent.
C. Play continues as if it is a correct serve.
D. The point is awarded to the receiver.
ANSWER: C
49. Which of the following happens if the player in the act of service misses the ball completely?
A. They may serve again from the same area.
B. They may serve again but from other service court.
C. They lose the serve.
D. Their opponent receives a point but they continue to serve.
ANSWER: D
50. Which of the following happens when the ball hits permanent fixtures during play?
A. A let and the points are replayed.
B. A good hit and play continues.
C. Fault by the player who strikes it.
D. A dead ball.

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ANSWER:C
51. Which of the following happens in a game of doubles when the serve is taken?
A. Behind the back line.
B. The service court of the serving teams choice.
C. The left service court.
D. The right service court.
ANSWER: B
52. Which of the following happens when the player in the act of service misses the ball
completely?
A. He may serve again from the same area.
B. He may serve again but from the other service end.
C. He loses a point.
D. He loses a point but continue to serve.
ANSWER: D
53. Which of the following is the option of the winner of the toss coin?
A. To serve or to receive.
B. To serve, not to serve or side of the court.
C. To serve or side of the court.
D. To serve or to give the opponent the option.
ANSWER: C
54. Which of the following should the player do when serving the ball?
A. Be nearer to the table than server’s body
B. Be dropped before being hit
C. Be place on the palm of the server’s free hand
D. Be anywhere at the end of the table of the server
ANSWER: C
55. Who gets the point when a let occurs on a serve?
A. The Server
B. The defender
C. No one
D. Everybody
ANSWER: C
56. How will a player loses a point?
A. hits the ball before it touches his/her side
B. Their return barely hits the table on their opponent’s side.
C. They serve one let serve.
D. It hits the server's court first.
ANSWER: A
57. When unsuccessful return and loss of point do occurs?
A. ball hits twice on own half of court
B. ball hits the net and goes over
C. players alternate hitting the ball
D. player 1 uses smash
ANSWER: A
58. Michael and Lloyd scored 10 to 10. What do we called this tie score?
A. Uno
B. Twice
C. Deuce
D. Dos
ANSWER: C
59. How will the doubles serve in table tennis?
A. Land either of the two box
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 B. Go to the person you picked to serve to
C. Land in the box diagonally
D. Hit backhand
ANSWER: C
60. Which of the following is the most defensive move in table tennis?
A. Block
B. Loop
C. Push
D. Topspin
ANSWER: A
61. Which of the following is the ready stance for playing table tennis?
A. Straight leg, elbows bent, arms at side
B. Straight leg, elbows straight, arms out
C. Bent legs, elbows bent, arms out
D. Bent legs, elbows straight, arms at side
ANSWER: C
62. How does foul in table tennis occur?
A. Touching the table
B. Cupping the ball while serving
C. Touching the net
D. All of the above
ANSWER: A
63. Where did ping pong start?
A. United States
B. Mexico
C. Asia
D. England

ANSWER: D
64. This is a question about doubles serving order. Nick and Thomas are playing against Amber and
Gustavo. Nick serves first. Who serves second?
A. Nick serves the entire game.
B. Thomas then Nick again.
C. Amber then Gustavo.
D. Amber or Gustavo.
ANSWER: C
65. Which grip gives you the best possible forehand but the weakest backhand?
A. Seemiller Grip
B. Pepper Grip
C. Shakehands Grip
D. Penhold Grip

ANSWER: D

66. What is the name of the most common grip in table tennis?
A. Pinch Grip
B. Hand Shake Grip
C. Death Grip
D. Low Squeeze Grip
ANSWER: B
67. What are the three colors of a ping pong ball?
A. Orange, Yellow, White
B. Blue, White, Yellow
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 C. Yellow, Green, White
D. Green, White, Blue
ANSWER: A
68. Which of the following is an overhead stroke that is hit downward with force that is usually
used to score a point?
A. Clear
B. Drive
C. Drop shot
D. Spin
ANSWER: D
69. Which of the following is the original name of table tennis?
A. Wiff Waff
B. Ping Pong
C. Slam
D. Pickle Ball
ANSWER: A
70. Which of the following is the old method of scoring of table tennis?
A. Score to 21 and switch serve every 5 points
B. Score to 11 and switch serve every 3 points
C. Score to 15 and switch serve every 2 points

D. Score to 18 points and switch serve every 3 points

ANSWER: A

II. MORSE TYPE

Directions: Read and analyze each item carefully, choose the letter of your answer from the choices
below then place your answer into the space provided before the number. Use CAPITAL letters
only.
A. If the first statement is CORRECT
B. If the second statement is CORRECT
C. If BOTH statement is CORRECT
D. If BOTH the statement is INCORRECT

71. A. Taspony is a recreation sports.

B. Taspony originated in China.
ANSWER: A
72. A. That is using bare hand to hit a sponge ball.
B. That can be played at outdoor rectangular court.
ANSWER: A
73. A. Taspony originated in Japan, 1981 by Eizo Yamaguchi.
B. He applied the sponge ball made in UAE, for the rehabilitation, to make a new sport.
ANSWER: A
74. A. The new sport named Taspony in abbreviation of Atsu “TA” ward in Japan.
B. The new sport named Taspony in abbreviation of “SPO”ge ball and “Y”MCA.
ANSWER: A
75. A. Every player shakes hand with each other, before and after the game.
B. Toss or PAMken “rock-paper-scissors” to decide service or court.
ANSWER: A
76. A. Each game is played to 11, 15, 17 points and 1-3 sets depends on the competition.
B. The player scores a point whenever win a rally regardless of whether they served.
ANSWER:C
77. A. In the unofficial game, the singles side-line was omitted.

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 B. The line layout is similar to the tennis court, such as baseline, the service line and the side-line
(singles and doubles).
ANSWER: C
78. A. The size is 17cm and 50g weight.
B. The court is rectangular and divided into halves by a net.
ANSWER:C
79. A. The net is 70cm high at the posts and the center.
B. Court is 8.0m long, and 3.5m wide for singles matches.
ANSWER: C
80. A. Court is 8.0m long, and 3.5m wide for singles matches.
B. Court is 4.1m wide for doubles matches.
ANSWER: C
81. A. The LET is initiated by drop the ball to the floor and hitting the bounded ball into the diagonally
opposite service area without touching the net.
B. When the ball touched the net and bound over the diagonally opposite service area then serves
again, (let).
ANSWER: B
82. A. When the server (or server side in doubles) won the rally, called “END”, then play again
continuously.
B. When the server lost a point, called “service over”, opposite side player do the service next.
ANSWER: B
83. A. Player can use a hand right only.
B. Player can use indistinct forehand and backhand.
ANSWER: B
84. A. In case of right-hand, the stroke begins on upper-right side of the body.
B. Continues throw forward to make a contact with the ball, and ends on the foreside of the body.
ANSWER: B
85. A. The volley is a shot returned to opponent in mid-air before the ball bounces back.
B. Usually that when you push the ball it is called “Push Volley”.
ANSWER: B
86. A smash can usually be hit fairly near the net.
B. A player can smash to deep end-line or cross the side.
ANSWER: C
87. A. A player can smash to deep end-line or cross the side.
B. Sometimes the ball is given the back-spin and its bound is less.
ANSWER: C
88. A. The lob can be used as defensive stroke.
B. Hitting the ball high and deep into the opponent’s court to enable the lobber to get into better
position.
ANSWER: C
89. A. Taspony is one of the famous games in Japan and in Taiwan.
B. Taspony is highly recommended as a form of recreation and exercise for young people and elderly
as well.
ANSWER: C
90. A. Eizo Yamaguchi is a senior director of YMCA Nagoya, Japan.
B. Taspony is a new game invented by Eizo Yamaguchi.
ANSWER: C
91. A. Each game is played to 11, 15, 17 points.
B. 1-7 sets depend on the competition.
ANSWER: C
92. A. The line layout in Taspony is similar to the tennis court.
B. The ball in Taspony is similar to the ball of table tennis.
ANSWER: C
93. The baseline of the Taspony is similar to the baseline of table tennis.
B. The post of the Taspony is similar to the post of the table tennis.
ANSWER: C
94. A. In this game you will develop the speed and endurance.
B. In this game you will develop your mental capabilities through planning good strategies.
ANSWER: C
95. A. Taspony is the third ball game that was invented by YMCA professional staff.
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B. Eizo is a Physical Education (PE) director.
ANSWER: C
96. A. Shah mat is an Arabic phrase which means “the king is dead.”
B. The word “chess” came from the Persian word shah.
ANSWER: C
97. A. American architect Alfred Mosher Butts wanted to create an enjoyable word game.
B. In the beginning, every hour twelve scrabble board and game were made by butts.
ANSWER: C
98. A. The Game of Generals was designed for two (2) players and requires 100% skill.
B. The Game of Generals was designed for two (2) players and requires 100% skill.
ANSWER: C
99.A. 1st Lieutenant eliminates any lower ranking officer, the private & the flag.
B. 2nd Lieutenant eliminates any lower ranking officer, the private & the flag.
C
100.A. Sergeant eliminates the private & the flag.
B. Private eliminates the spy and the flag.
ANSWER: C

Prepared by:

CARMINE JASMINE S. CULANGAN, LPT IAN ACE PARAGGUA

Subject Teacher Subject Teacher

JEFFREY GACAL, MAPE

Subject Teacher
Checked and Reviewed by:

LEVERRIER ARELLANO, MA Ed ROMAR PIGA, CPA

Head, General Education Program Coordinator, BSAC

CB RONNIE E. SUGAROL, MPBM

Dean, CBEM

Approved by:

WINNIE T. CANCEJO, RRT MPH

OIC,Vice President for Academic Affairs

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