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Key Facts: BSEH SS Physical Education Exam

2½ hours

BSEH Senior Secondary Physical Education theory exam duration (code 806)

BSEH Class 12 PE syllabus 2025–26 question paper design

60 + 20 + 20

Theory + practical + internal assessment mark split (total 100)

BSEH Class 12 PE syllabus 2025–26

Code 806

Physical Education subject code on BSEH Senior Secondary materials

BSEH Class 12 PE syllabus PDF

English MCQ adaptation

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BSEH Senior Secondary Physical Education (code 806) is a Class 12 public-exam elective with theory ~2½ hours (60 marks) plus practical 20 and internal 20, covering ten PE theory units from planning to training — not a pure MCQ board paper. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for BSEH-aligned Class 12 PE concepts and calculations.

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1In sports management, planning is best described as:
A.A process of deciding in advance what to do, how, when and by whom to achieve sports goals
B.Only the purchase of medals after a tournament ends
C.Only measuring body fat percentage
D.Only designing school uniforms
Explanation: Planning means deciding goals, resources, methods, timelines and responsibilities before action so events and programmes run efficiently.
2Which is a primary objective of planning in sports?
A.To coordinate resources, reduce wastage and ensure smooth organisation of competitions
B.To eliminate all physical activity from schools
C.To ban intramural events permanently
D.To avoid any fixed responsibilities for committees
Explanation: Planning aims at efficient use of resources, clear duties, timely schedules and successful organisation of sports activities.
3In a knockout tournament, a team is eliminated when it:
A.Loses a match as per the knockout structure
B.Wins every match in the league phase only
C.Receives a bye in the first round
D.Finishes first on points table with no losses
Explanation: Knockout (elimination) tournaments remove a team after a loss (or set number of losses in some formats); one loss typically ends participation.
4A league (round-robin) tournament is characterised by:
A.Each team playing every other team (or every team in its group) as per the schedule
B.Immediate elimination after a single defeat only
C.No fixtures being drawn at all
D.Only one match deciding the entire champion without a table
Explanation: In league/round-robin, teams play one another systematically; ranking often uses points tables rather than single-loss elimination.
5How many matches are required in a single knockout tournament with 16 teams (no byes needed)?
A.15
B.16
C.31
D.8
Explanation: In single knockout, matches = n − 1. For 16 teams: 16 − 1 = 15 matches to decide one winner.
6How many byes are given in a single knockout tournament of 13 teams?
A.3
B.1
C.5
D.13
Explanation: Next power of 2 above 13 is 16. Byes = 16 − 13 = 3 so the draw fills a complete bracket.
7Seeding in a knockout fixture is mainly used to:
A.Separate stronger teams in early rounds so they do not meet too soon
B.Award medals without any matches
C.Calculate BMI of officials
D.Ban women participants from draws
Explanation: Seeding places higher-ranked/stronger teams in different quarters or halves to balance the draw and avoid early clashes among favourites.
8In the cyclic method of drawing a league fixture, teams are typically arranged so that:
A.One team is fixed and others rotate in a cyclic order each round
B.All teams are eliminated after one loss
C.No team ever plays more than one match in the entire season
D.Fixtures are drawn only by random coin toss without a rotation pattern
Explanation: Cyclic method: fix one team’s position and rotate the remaining teams each round to generate a full set of league pairings.
9In a single league tournament with 6 teams (each plays every other team once), total matches equal:
A.15
B.6
C.12
D.30
Explanation: League matches = n(n−1)/2 = 6×5/2 = 15.
10Intramural competitions are competitions held:
A.Within the same institution among its own students/members
B.Only between different countries at the Olympics
C.Only between professional clubs for prize money
D.Only online without any physical activity
Explanation: Intramural means ‘within the walls’ — competitions organised inside one school/college/club among its members.

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