Planning In Sports — Physical Education STD 12 Commerce — Question

Assertion (A) The general social environment inhibits women from participation in sports.
Reason (R) Schools do not provide good sports facilities to female players.

Assertion (A): The magnitude of the force of friction depends on the roughness of the surface.
Reason (R): When both the surfaces are smooth, the force of friction reduces to almost zero.

Assertion (A): Rockport one mile test is a aerobic fitness test for those having high fitness level.
Reason (R): Rockport one mile test is too easy for highly fit people.

Assertion (A) For a child of 4 years, the emphasis should be on participation.
Reason (R) In the early childhood stage, the development of coordinative abilities takes place.

Assertion (A): Tests play a vital role in identifying the facts about physical, physiological and psychological fitness of an individual.
Reason (R): Measurements are done to obtain physical characteristics like height, weight and other quantitative aspects of an individual.

Assertion (A): Biomechanics aims to achieve performance enhancement in sports.
Reason (R): Qualitative analysis helps in technique improvement and injury prevention.

Assertion (A): Planning and control are inter-related.
Reason (R): A proper planning is done in advance in order to control all the activities related to the competitions.

Assertion (A): Planning is the foremost function in sports.
Reason (R): Planning gives a view of future course of action.

Assertion (A): Aerobic fitness is an essential component for walking distances, stair climbing, etc.
Reason (R): Six minute walk test measures aerobic fitness of the senior citizens.

Assertion (A): Iron is essential in the production of haemoglobin.
Reason (R): Iron is found in iodised salt, and sea food.