PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS
The following are steps of making a certain pass in netball. Use the information to answer question 1 and 2.
- Follow through
- Release the ball to the next person
- Hold the ball at chest level
- Arrange the given steps in the correct sequence. (2 marks)
- Identify the pass described by the steps. n(1 mark)
- In the ______________________ start, the knee of the rear leg is opposite the toe of the leading leg.(1 mark)
- Identify the following types of passes as used in handball. (3 marks)
- List 3 examples of warm up activities In athletics. (3 marks)
- In _____________________ technique, the athlete bends one shoulder and the chest is turned sideways as he/she steps on the finishing line. (1 mark)
- The types of runners in relay races are _________________ and _________________ (2 marks)
- Write two materials that can be used to improvise a relay baton. (2 marks)
- Field events are categorized into _________________ and ____________________ (3 marks)
- List three examples of field events. (3 marks)
- ____________________ is a jump where athletes must jump unaided over horizontal bar placed at a measured height. (3 marks)
- Write TRUE or FALSE. (3 marks)
- When making chest pass, the player makes a Y-grip on the ball..
- When making chest pass, the elbows are kept out while griping the ball.
- When making chest pass, the ball is kept above the head..
- Describe the meaning of the following words in netball. (2 marks)
- Dodging
- Marking
- In netball, marking involves three people or areas, name them. (3 marks)
- When playing netball, a player can dodge by feigning. Write the two types of feigning that a player can use. (2 marks)
- Arella and her friends were playing netball. She started running then suddenly stopped the running action. Give two reasons that might have caused her to stop running. (2 marks)
- When playing netball, the act of turning with one foot on the ground while the other makes repeated short steps is known as
(1 mark) - There are two legal landing techniques in netball, name them. (2 marks)
- Write three uses of pivoting in netball. (3 marks)
- Identify the following finishing techniques in athletics. (3 marks)
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_________________________ - During the first swimming lesson this term, grade seven leaners were given the following rules and regulations. Write the importance of following each rule and regulation given. (3 marks)
- Take a shower before getting in the pool.
- Do not dive in the shallow end.
- Visit the washrooms before getting in the pool.
- Name 3 equipment used in high jump. (3 marks)
- List two materials that can be found in the landing area of high jump. (2 marks)
- Write any 2 styles of jumping in high jump? (2 marks)
- Name the type of grip shown below. (1 mark)
HEALTH EDUCATION
- Define the term 'health'. (1 mark)
- Describe the term 'health education". (1 mark)
- Write three practices that Kimwele should carry out to develop his physical health. (3 marks)
- Juma would wish to have good mental health. Name two practices that he should carry out to improve the mental health.
(2 marks) - Grade 7 learners discussed ways of improving their social health. Which two ways are they likely to have discussed? (2 marks)
- In a certain community, people have different health problems. Classify the given problems as affecting mental health physical health or social health. (3 marks)
Health Problem The Affected Component A. Akelo has pain in the lower abdomen and headache B. Mapombe laughs anyhow, even when he is alone C. Kalume cannot cope with other members of the community, he has no friend - Write two careers related to Health Education. (2 marks)
- Identify careers described below. (3 marks)
- They advise people on healthy eating habits.
- They help patients to recover from accidents, illness or injury through physical exercise.
- They help people to cope with life issues and mental health challenges using talk therapy.
- Informing people on what they need to do to stay healthy is known as (1 mark)
- Write two examples of communicable diseases. (2 marks)
- How can the residents of Madawa village control nutritional deficiency diseases? (1 mark)
- Write three ways of promoting wellness. (3 marks)
- How can the following health issues be prevented? (2 marks)
Health Issue How to prevent it Outbreak of cholera Outbreak of poliomyelitis - Write two challenges that hinder health promotion in your community. (2 marks)
The diagram below shows one of the programs rolled out by the Government of Kenya to promote health in the country.
Use the diagram to answer question 15 and 16.
- What is the importance of the above program? (1 mark)
- Name two other programs rolled out by the Government of Kenya to promote health in the country. (2 marks)
- Write two benefits of nutrients to our bodies. (2 marks)
- What is the difference between macronutrients and micronutrients? (2 marks)
- Name 2 examples of macronutrients. (2 marks)
- Write two examples of micronutrients.
- Fill in the following table correctly. (2 marks)
Type of nutrient Function in the body Carbohydrates Proteins - Name the nutrient that we get from the following types of food. (3 marks)
- What is the function of Vitamin A in the body? (1 mark)
- Where can we obtain the following vitamins for our bodies? (2 marks)
- vitamin C
- vitamin A
- Write the function of the following minerals in the body. (3 marks)
- lodine
- Iron
- Calcium
MARKING SCHEME
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & SPORTS
- c, b, a
- chest pass
- bunchor bullet start
- overhead pass, chest pass, bonce pass
- Jogging, banana Jump, frog jump
- shoulder shrug
- Incoming, outgoing
- plastic pipe, manila paper, dry stick
- Jump and throws
- long jump, high jump, discuss, etc
- high Jump
- false, true, falso.
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- it is technique used to counter marking attempts by changing pale or use of deceptive body actions
- a technique used by the team that is not in possession to prevent an opponent from receiving the ball
- a player with the ball, a player without the ball, marking space
- double felgning, single feigning
- to get free from the maker, to receive a coming pass
- pivoting
- double foot landing and single foot landing
- to develop balance after landing, tum away from a marking defender, locate teammates
- drop finish, shoulder shrug
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- to ensure the pool remains clean
- to avoid head injury
- not to releave themselves in the pool
- horizontal bar, vertical bars, tape measure
- mattress, grass, saw dust, sand
- scissors, western roll, fossbury flop
- fork or v-grip
HEALTH EDUCATION
- It is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being of a person/It is the absence of diseases
- It is informing people about health issues
- do physical exercises, practise good grooming, eat a balanced diet, care for the body
- accept who he is, express emotions in a healthy way, deal well with challenges of life
- getting along with others, working well in a group, making and keeping friends, giving and getting support when needed
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- A physical component
- B-mental component
- C-social component
- doctor, nurses, psychologists
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- nutritionist
- occupational therapist
- psychologist
- Health promotion
- cholera, tuberculosis, common cold
- by eating a balanced diet
- get enough rest, eat a balanced diet, do physical exercises, use clean and safe water, practise proper hygene
- practising proper hygiene, being vaccinated
- advertisement of junk food, cultural norms and religious beliefs, poverty, ignorance
- It informs people of Corona Virus
- free and voluntary testing for HIV/ AIDS, providing free mosquitos nets, deworming children between the age of 6 months and 5 years etc
- the help fight infections, for growth and -development, for provision of energy
- macronutrients are required by the body In large amounts, micronutrients are required by the body in small amounts
- carbohydrates, proteins, fats and oils
- vitamins and minerals
- carbohydrates-provides the body with the energy proteins-build the body and repair worn out tissues
- carbohydrates, proteins, fats and oils
- prevent night blindness, maintain good eyesight
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- oranges, pineaples, green
- liver, cod liver oil, oily fish, eggs, milk, carrots, mangoes, pampkins
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- prevents goitre
- helps in formation of blood, prevent anaemia
- helps in formation of strong bones and teeth
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