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Individual Games and Sports II

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Racket And Court Sports

2 sections — pick one below

Swimming And Gymnastics

2 sections — pick one below

Combative Sports

2 sections — pick one below

About this chapter: Individual Games and Sports II

Individual Games and Sports II is chapter 5 of 13 in Class 10 CBSE Health and Physical Education. It has 3 topics in 6 sections. On Examisthan.com you will find 180 practice MCQs for it.

What you will learn in this chapter

1Racket And Court Sports

Badminton · Gymnastics

2Swimming And Gymnastics

Table Tennis · Tennis

3Combative Sports

Swimming · Combative Sports

Sample questions from this chapter

  1. Which detail is given in the chapter about "Below are the two basic" in Badminton?

    • Below are the two basic types of badminton grips.
    • However there are other individual sports like Badminton.
    • Court is usually marked for both singles' and doubles' play.
    • The Serve (Service): A serve in tennis is a shot to start a pint.

    Answer: Below are the two basic types of badminton grips.

    This matches the chapter's stated information about "Below are the two basic".

  2. According to the chapter, what is stated about "court is wider than" in Badminton?

    • The manner in which players grip their rackets can be classified into two major categories i.e.
    • The players take positions on opposite halves of a rectangular court that is divided by a net.
    • Explain the badminton technique you like most.
    • The doubles' court is wider than the 'singles' court.

    Answer: The doubles' court is wider than the 'singles' court.

    This matches the chapter's stated information about "court is wider than".

  3. What does the chapter state about "In this grip the" in Badminton?

    • History The origin of the badminton dates back to second century BC.
    • In this grip, the racket is held in such a way as one shakes hand with someone.
    • Although it appears that this sport was named after Badminton House.
    • The doubles' court is wider than the 'singles' court.

    Answer: In this grip, the racket is held in such a way as one shakes hand with someone.

    This matches the chapter's stated information about "In this grip the".

  4. Which point does the chapter make about "The players take" in Badminton?

    • Badminton Association of India came into existence in the year 1934.
    • The players take positions on opposite halves of a rectangular court that is divided by a net.
    • The manner in which players grip their rackets can be classified into two major categories i.e.
    • Holding grip of a badminton racket is the foundation of playing this game.

    Answer: The players take positions on opposite halves of a rectangular court that is divided by a net.

    This matches the chapter's stated information about "The players take".

How to study this chapter

  1. The topic with the most questions is "Racket And Court Sports" (60) — give it the most time.
  2. Then solve 15–20 of the 180 MCQs a day and read the explanation of every wrong answer.
  3. Finish with a chapter test and revise the topics where you lost marks.

Exam information

Class 10 ends with the CBSE board exam. The marks split for this subject is given in the CBSE curriculum on cbseacademic.nic.in.

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