CUET UG 2025 Physical Education Previous Year Solved Paper

wer: 2. Transmissible
Communicable diseases spread from one person to another; hence, they are
called transmissible diseases.

wer: 3. Diabetes

wer: 2. 2005
The National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) was launched in 2005 to improve
healthcare delivery in rural areas of India.

wer: 3. 2001
Annapurna Yojana was launched in 2001 to provide free food grains to senior
citizens not covered under the National Old Age Pension Scheme.

wer: 1. 18
NRHM focuses on 18 states with weak public health indicators and
infrastructure to strengthen healthcare services.

wer: 2. Protozoal
Malaria is caused by Plasmodium, a protozoan parasite transmitted by the bite
of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes.

wer: 3. (A) – (III), (B) – (I), (C) – (IV), (D) – (II)
• Football: 410–450 grams → (III)
• Cricket Ball: 155.9–163 grams → (I)
• Volleyball: 260–280 grams → (IV)
• Handball (Women): 325–375 grams → (II)

wer: 2. 26° Centigrade
According to swimming regulations, the water temperature for competitions
should not be less than 26°C to ensure swimmers’ comfort and performance.

wer: 2. 28m x 15m
A standard basketball court measures 28 meters in length and 15 meters in
width, as per international (FIBA) standards.

wer: 1. Hop, step and jump
In triple jump, the sequence of movements is hop (take off and land on the
same foot), step (land on the opposite foot), and jump (into the sandpit).

wer: 1. (A) - (II), (B) - (III), (C) - (I), (D) - (IV)
• Antennae – used in Volleyball (for boundary indicators on the net).
• Alternating possession arrow – used in Basketball to indicate which team
gets possession in jump ball situations.
• Goalposts – used in Cricket (actually a trick: “bails” are used in cricket;
goalposts are for football, but in this matching, goalposts → Basketball
seems misplaced; correct standard match is Goalposts → Football).
• Bails – used in Cricket.

Correct matching based on standard sports equipment:
• Antennae → Volleyball
• Alternating possession arrow → Basketball
• Goalposts → Football
• Bails → Cricket

wer: 1. Assistant scorer
The assistant scorer tracks each player’s fouls and updates the foul markers
visible to coaches.

wer: 1. Freestyle
In swimming, long-distance events like 1500 meters are conducted in
freestyle.

wer: 1. (A), (C) and (D) only
Pranayama refers to breathing exercises in yoga. Sitali, Uddiyana, and Sheetkari
are types of pranayama, whereas Bhramari is a sound-based meditation
technique, not classified under pranayama.

wer: 2. (C), (B), (A), (D)
The Sun Salutation sequence starts with Prayer Pose (C), then Raised Arms
Pose (B), followed by Equestrian Pose (A), and then Mountain Pose (D).

wer: 3. Shalabhasana

Shalabhasana (Locust Pose) is practiced lying on the stomach, not in a standing
position. The others—Trikonasana, Tadasana, and Vrikshasana—are standing
asanas.

wer: 3. Black bee
Bhramari means “black bee” in Sanskrit. In Bhramari Pranayama, the
practitioner produces a humming sound resembling a bee while exhaling.

wer: 4. Sitali
In Sitali Pranayama, the tongue is rolled into a tube or curled shape resembling
a fresh leaf, through which air is inhaled to cool the body.

wer: 2. Bandha
Bandha refers to a yoga posture where specific body parts or organs are
contracted and controlled to direct energy flow.

wer: 3. Light
In Kapalbhati, “Kapal” means skull and “Bhati” means light, so the practice is
associated with cleansing and energizing the head region.

wer: 4. (A) - (II), (B) - (IV), (C) - (I), (D) - (III)
• Transverse fracture (A) → Straight break across a bone → (II)
• Oblique fracture (B) → Breaks diagonally → (IV)
• Impacted fracture (C) → Broken ends of bone jammed together → (I)
• Comminuted fracture (D)→Bone is crushed into number of pieces →(III)

wer: 3. 35.0–39.9
BMI 35.0–39.9 corresponds to Grade II obesity.

wer: 4. (B), (C) and (D) only
Amphetamines, Caffeine, and Ephedrine are all stimulants; Acetazolamide is
not.

wer: 4. Sprain
A sprain is the stretching or tearing of ligaments, which matches Harry's
injury.

wer: 2. Promotes discrimination, inequality and poverty
Sports aim to foster inclusion, equality, and harmony, so promoting
discrimination or inequality is not a role of sports.

wer: 4. control programme in sports in all its forms in the country
NADA is responsible for implementing and monitoring anti-doping measures
across all sports within India.

wer: 3. (D), (A), (C), (B)
Duration from maximum to minimum:
• Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education (usually 3–4 years)
• Master's Degree in Physical Education (2 years)
• Diploma in Sports Coaching (1–2 years)

• Certificate Course in Sports Coaching (few months)

wer: 1. Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award
The Khel Ratna is India's highest sporting honor, awarded for outstanding
performance in sports.

wer: 1. Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award
The Khel Ratna Award carries a cash prize of ₹25 lakhs, along with a medal
and certificate.

wer: 3. Khelo India
Khelo India, launched in 2017–18, aims to promote sports at the grassroots
level through talent scouting, competitions, infrastructure, and inclusion of
traditional Indian games.

wer: 2. NCTE
The National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) recognizes all teaching
courses in India to ensure they are valid for teaching.

wer: 2. Sports Umpire
Sports umpires are appointed by the tournament organizing body in
consultation with the recognized sports organization to ensure fair play.

wer: 2. (A) - (II), (B) - (I), (C) - (III), (D) - (IV)
(A) Hostile Aggression → (II) Aggression is inflicting or causing harm
physically or psychologically on someone else.

(B) Instrumental Aggression → (I) Aggressive behavior used to attain non-
aggressive goals like winning.
(C) Intrinsic Motivation → (III) Driving force to pursue an action for fun, joy,
and satisfaction.
(D) Extrinsic Motivation → (IV) Driving force to pursue action for reward,
money, promotion, or praise.

wer: 4. (A) - (III), (B) - (IV), (C) - (I), (D) - (II)
(A) Incentives and Rewards → (III) An approach that takes care of the choice
of athlete by awarding them what is desired or expected.
(B) Performance Appraisals → (IV) Motivates athletes by recognizing and
praising them for current and past endeavors.
(C) Quality Support and Facilitation → (I) Motivation influenced by the
amount and quality of facilitation.
(D) Valance of Reward → (II) Drives athletes to pursue sports with
consistency and continuity.

wer: 3. (A) and (B) only
(A) Outdoor sports are a proud legacy of Australia — True
(B) Yoga is a proud legacy of India — True

wer: 3. (A), (C) and (D) only
(A) Lack of infrastructure specially designed for women —
(C) Misbehavior/harassment —
(D) Male-dominant social structure —
Hence, the potential sociological obstacles that may interfere with women's
sports participation are (A), (C), and (D) only.

wer: 3. (A), (C) and (D) only
Body balance is crucial in:
(A) Gymnastics — requires balance for posture and movement.
(C) Defensive position in Wrestling — maintaining stability prevents being
taken down.
(D) Diving — balance is vital for body control in air and water entry.
Hence, correct combination: (A), (C), and (D).

wer: 3. (C) (A), (D), (B)
1. Warm up (C): Subjects first perform warm-up exercises to prepare their
muscles and reduce injury risk.
2. Starting position (A): After warming up, they take the proper starting
position on the starting line.
3. Command “Go!” (D): On the signal, the subjects start running and timers
start their stopwatches.
4. Cross the end line (B): The timing stops when the subjects cross the
finish line.

wer: 1. (C), (D), (B), (A)
The motivational cycle follows this sequence: Need and Drive → Arousal and
Goal-directed Behaviour → Achievement → Reduction of Arousal.

wer: 1. (D), (C), (B), (A)
Arranging injuries from head to toe: Contusion on cranium → Humerus
dislocation → Groin muscle pull → Tibial sprain.

wer: 4. Dynamometer
The passage states that maximal explosive power (single maximal
contractions with both legs) was measured using a dynamometer.

wer: 1. 30%
According to the passage, maximal explosive power was reduced by 30% after
1 month of space flight.

wer: 2. Duration
The passage mentions that “The decrement after flight did not worsen with
increasing flight duration,” indicating that duration was the factor.

wer: 2. 30 shuttle crew members
The passage states: “The effects of in-flight dynamic exercise during shuttle
missions on improving exercise responses after flight was evaluated on 30
shuttle crew members.”

wer: 1. In-flight dynamic exercise
The passage notes that “Even moderate volumes of in-flight dynamic exercise
(cycle or treadmill exercise performed three times per week for 20 minutes
per session) reduced the exercise heart rate response after flight.”

wer: 3. Power
The passage states, “Power describes the speed of movement of force along
with the direction of movement.”

wer: 1. Long Distance race
The passage mentions that instant power production is relatively unimportant
in sports like marathon running, long-distance running, and long-distance
swimming.

wer: 2. Muscular Power
The passage defines muscular power as “one’s ability to produce maximum
muscular strength (force) in the shortest time.”

wer: 1. Speed
The passage says, “Power tells one’s speed of performing work.”

wer 4. Power = Force × Velocity
As per the passage, “Power = Force × Velocity, because Force × Distance =
Work done and Distance/Time = Velocity.”