Health, Physical Education and Creative Arts
Chapters
Unit 1: Human Body Unit 2: Community Health Unit 3: Nutrition & Food Security Unit 4: Disease, Safety & First Aid Unit 5: Sexual & Repro. Health Unit 6: Physical Exercise & Drill Unit 7: Athletics & Adv. Activities Unit 8: Games Unit 9: Yoga Unit 10: Introduction to Art Unit 11: Printmaking, Clay, Collage Unit 12: Singing & Instruments Unit 13: Dance and ActingSet Questions
SET 1 BLE 2082 SET 2 BLE 2082 SET 3 BLE 2082 SET 4 BLE 2082 SET 5 BLE 2082 SET 6 BLE 2082 SET 7 BLE 2082 SET 8 BLE 2082 SET 9 BLE 2082 SET 10 BLE 2082 BLE 2081: Kathmandu BLE 2081: LalitpurUnit 1: Human Body
Group A (Very Short Answer Questions - 1 mark each)
1. What do you understand by the central nervous system?
The central nervous system is the main control center of the body that includes the brain and spinal cord.
2. Where is the midbrain located?
The midbrain is located between cerebrum and pons varoli.
3. Which gland secretes the insulin hormone?
The pancreas gland secretes the insulin hormone.
4. Which gland is known as the master gland of the human body?
The pituitary gland is known as the master gland of the human body.
5. How many pairs of spinal nerves exit from the spinal cord?
There are 31 pairs of spinal nerves.
6. Which organ coordinates the speech of muscles in the body?
The brain coordinates the speech muscles.
7. Mention the names of any two female reproductive organs.
Ovaries and uterus are two female reproductive organs.
8. Write the name of the hormone produced by the thyroid gland.
Thyroxine hormone is produced by the thyroid gland.
9. Which gland produces the parathormone hormone?
The parathyroid gland produces the parathormone hormone.
10. Write the length and thickness of the fallopian tube.
The fallopian tube is about 8-12 cm long and 2.5 cm thick.
11. Write the names of any two male reproductive organs.
Testes and penis are two male reproductive organs.
12. What do you understand by the autonomic nervous system?
The autonomic nervous system is the nervous system that controls the regular and automatic functions of the body.
13. Write the name of the chemical produced by the pineal gland.
The pineal gland produces a chemical called melatonin.
14. What is the structure of the outer and inner parts of the adrenal gland?
The outer part of the adrenal gland is the cortex, and the inner part is the medulla.
15. Why is the pituitary gland called the master gland?
The pituitary gland is called the master gland because it controls and regulates all the functions of other glands in the body.
Group B (Short Answer Questions - 2 marks each)
1. What is the nervous system? Mention its two functions.
The nervous system is the complex network of nerves that carries messages to and from the brain and spinal cord. Any two functions are:
• It controls body movements.
• It helps us think and feel.
• It controls body movements.
• It helps us think and feel.
2. Why is the brain regarded as the center of the nervous system? Present any two points.
The brain is regarded as the center of the nervous system because:
• The brain controls and coordinates all activities in the body.
• It processes and sends messages to other body parts.
• The brain controls and coordinates all activities in the body.
• It processes and sends messages to other body parts.
3. Mention any two differences between the testes and the ovary.
| SN | Testes | Ovary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Testes are male reproductive organs. | Ovaries are female reproductive organs. |
| 2 | Testes produce sperm. | Ovaries produce ovum. |
4. Write any two differences between the peripheral nervous system and the autonomic nervous system.
| SN | PNS | ANS |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | It connects the body to the brain and spinal cord. | It controls involuntary actions like digestion. |
| 2 | It comprises of spinal and cranial nerves. | It comprises of sympathetic and parasympathetic actions. |
5. Why is the pancreas called a mixed gland?
The pancreas is called a mixed gland because it acts as both an endocrine gland (producing insulin and glucagon) and an exocrine gland (producing digestive juices).
6. Write down any two differences between the thyroid gland and the parathyroid gland.
| SN | Thyroid | Parathyroid |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | It produces thyroxine. | It produces parathormone. |
| 2 | It controls metabolism. | It controls calcium levels. |
7. Point out two dissimilarities between endocrine glands and exocrine glands.
| SN | Endocrine | Exocrine |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | They are ductless glands. | They are duct glands. |
| 2 | They secrete hormones. | They secrete enzymes. |
8. Name the parts of the human brain and write any one function of the midbrain.
The parts of the brain are the forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain. Any one function of the midbrain is to help in controlling eye movements.
Group C (Long Answer Questions - 4 marks each)
1. Explain in detail about the male reproductive organs.
The system made of sex organs in males to produce sperms or male gametes is called the male reproductive system. This system consists of following organs: a. Testes b. Epididymis c. Vas deferens d. Seminal vesicle e. Ejaculatory duct f. Prostate gland g. Urethra h. Penis.
These organs are located on the outside of the body and within the pelvis. The male reproductive system includes several important parts. Testes produce sperm and the hormone testosterone. Epididymis helps sperm mature and moves them to the vas deferens, a tube that carries sperm to the ejaculatory duct. The seminal vesicle and prostate gland produce fluids that nourish and help sperm move. The urethra carries both urine and semen, while the penis helps in reproduction by releasing semen and urine. The scrotum controls the temperature of the testes.
Note: Please refer to your textbook to draw the diagram of the male reproductive system containing: Seminal vesicle, Ureter, Bladder, Prostate gland, Penis, Urethra, Vas Deferens, Scrotum, Testis.
These organs are located on the outside of the body and within the pelvis. The male reproductive system includes several important parts. Testes produce sperm and the hormone testosterone. Epididymis helps sperm mature and moves them to the vas deferens, a tube that carries sperm to the ejaculatory duct. The seminal vesicle and prostate gland produce fluids that nourish and help sperm move. The urethra carries both urine and semen, while the penis helps in reproduction by releasing semen and urine. The scrotum controls the temperature of the testes.
Note: Please refer to your textbook to draw the diagram of the male reproductive system containing: Seminal vesicle, Ureter, Bladder, Prostate gland, Penis, Urethra, Vas Deferens, Scrotum, Testis.
2. Draw and label the organs of the internal female reproductive system.
Note: Please refer to your textbook to draw the diagram of the female reproductive system containing: Cervix, Uterine ostium, Uterus, Uterine tube, Vagina rugae, Vagina, Urethra, Fimbriae, Ovary, Clitoris, Urethral opening, Vaginal orifice, Labia minora, External organs.
3. What do you mean by the glandular system? Mention any three glands with their short explanations.
The glandular system includes glands that produce hormones or enzymes to control body functions. Three endocrine glands are:
Pituitary gland: Located in the skull just below the mid brain. It is a pea-sized gland attached to the lower surface of the brain. It is also called the master gland. It secretes over 10 different hormones from different lobes.
Thyroid gland: Located in the neck region just below the larynx in front of the trachea. It secretes two hormones viz: Thyroxine and Calcitonin.
Pancreas: A leaf-shaped gland located posterior to the stomach in the abdominal region and attached to the duodenum. It is a mixed gland because it acts as both an endocrine gland (producing insulin and glucagon) and an exocrine gland (producing digestive juices).
Pituitary gland: Located in the skull just below the mid brain. It is a pea-sized gland attached to the lower surface of the brain. It is also called the master gland. It secretes over 10 different hormones from different lobes.
Thyroid gland: Located in the neck region just below the larynx in front of the trachea. It secretes two hormones viz: Thyroxine and Calcitonin.
Pancreas: A leaf-shaped gland located posterior to the stomach in the abdominal region and attached to the duodenum. It is a mixed gland because it acts as both an endocrine gland (producing insulin and glucagon) and an exocrine gland (producing digestive juices).
4. Define the glandular system and explain any three endocrine glands.
The glandular system includes glands that produce hormones or enzymes to control body functions. Three endocrine glands are:
Pituitary gland: Located in the skull just below the mid brain. It is a pea-sized gland attached to the lower surface of the brain. It is also called master gland. It secretes over 10 different hormones from different lobes.
Thyroid gland: Located in the neck region just below the larynx in front of trachea. It secretes two hormones viz: Thyroxine and Calcitonin.
Pancreas: A leaf-shaped gland located posterior to the stomach in the abdominal region and attached to the duodenum. It is a mixed gland because it acts as both an endocrine gland and an exocrine gland.
Pituitary gland: Located in the skull just below the mid brain. It is a pea-sized gland attached to the lower surface of the brain. It is also called master gland. It secretes over 10 different hormones from different lobes.
Thyroid gland: Located in the neck region just below the larynx in front of trachea. It secretes two hormones viz: Thyroxine and Calcitonin.
Pancreas: A leaf-shaped gland located posterior to the stomach in the abdominal region and attached to the duodenum. It is a mixed gland because it acts as both an endocrine gland and an exocrine gland.
5. What is a nerve cell? Describe the central nervous system.
A nerve cell, or neuron, is a cell that carries messages in the body. The central nervous system (CNS) consists of the brain and spinal cord. The brain controls how we think, learn, move, and feel, whereas the spinal cord carries messages back and forth between the brain and the nerves that run throughout the body. It is known as the centre because it combines information from the entire body and coordinates the activities across the whole organism.
Note: Please refer to your textbook to draw the parts of the CNS (Forebrain, Midbrain, Hindbrain, Spinal cord sections: Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacral, Coccygeal).
Note: Please refer to your textbook to draw the parts of the CNS (Forebrain, Midbrain, Hindbrain, Spinal cord sections: Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacral, Coccygeal).
Unit 2: Community Health
Group A - Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. What is community health?
Community health is a practice of individual and collective activities and efforts in the community to identify health problems and solve them.
2. Write any one community health problem that you have seen.
Drug Abuse is one of the community health problems that I have seen.
3. Suggest one way to solve a community health problem.
Providing clean drinking water can solve water pollution problems.
4. Define total sanitation.
Total sanitation refers to a range of health behaviours to stay healthy and hygienic life by creating safe environment.
5. What do you understand by water-seal toilet?
A water-seal toilet is a type of toilet that uses water to block bad smells and flies.
6. What is anxiety?
Anxiety is a feeling of worry or fear about something that occurs as a reaction to stress.
7. What do you mean by depression?
Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest.
8. What type of problem is a conversion disorder?
A conversion disorder is a mental health problem where a person has physical symptoms without any medical cause.
9. Write the punishment for a person who consumes marijuana.
A person who consumes marijuana can be imprisoned for one month or with a fine up to Rs 2,000.
10. Which act has prepared the list of narcotic substances?
Narcotic Drugs (Control) Act, 2033 (1976) has listed the narcotic drugs.
Group B - Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Mention any two common problems of community health.
Any two common problems of community health are: Drug Abuse and Environmental Pollution.
2. Distinguish between an ecosan toilet and a water-seal toilet in any two points.
An ecosan toilet turns waste into fertilizer, but a water-seal toilet uses water to block smells.
An ecosan toilet does not need water, but a water-seal toilet requires water.
An ecosan toilet does not need water, but a water-seal toilet requires water.
3. Suggest any two ways to solve community health problems.
Generating awareness by conducting campaigns.
Encouraging local participation.
Encouraging local participation.
4. Write any two activities that a family should do for total sanitation.
Keeping the house clean.
Disposal of garbage in the proper place.
Disposal of garbage in the proper place.
5. Write any two activities that a community should do for total sanitation.
Cleaning the roads and public areas regularly.
Building proper drainage systems.
Building proper drainage systems.
6. Write any two activities an individual should do for total sanitation.
Using toilets properly.
Avoiding littering and throwing garbage in open areas.
Avoiding littering and throwing garbage in open areas.
7. Suggest any two ways to prevent mental health problems.
Spending time talking to friends and family.
Performing regular exercise.
Performing regular exercise.
Group C - Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. What is community health? Describe any three health problems occurring in your community.
Community health is a practice of individual and collective activities and efforts in the community to identify health problems and solve them.
Any Three health problems in the community are: Domestic Violence, Drugs Abuse, and Environmental pollution.
Domestic Violence: harms the physical and mental health of family members. It can cause stress, injuries, and emotional trauma, affecting overall well-being.
Drugs Abuse: damages the body and mind, leading to serious health problems. It can cause addiction, mental disorders, and harm to social and family life.
Environmental Pollution: affects human health by contaminating air, water, and food. It can lead to diseases like asthma, lung infections, and food poisoning.
Any Three health problems in the community are: Domestic Violence, Drugs Abuse, and Environmental pollution.
Domestic Violence: harms the physical and mental health of family members. It can cause stress, injuries, and emotional trauma, affecting overall well-being.
Drugs Abuse: damages the body and mind, leading to serious health problems. It can cause addiction, mental disorders, and harm to social and family life.
Environmental Pollution: affects human health by contaminating air, water, and food. It can lead to diseases like asthma, lung infections, and food poisoning.
2. Explain how maternal and child health programs, nutrition programs, and health insurance programs promote community health. Illustrate with examples.
Good health programs help people stay healthy and improve the well-being of the whole community. Maternal and child health programs take care of mothers and babies to prevent diseases and reduce death rates. Nutrition programs provide healthy food and education to prevent malnutrition and related diseases. Health insurance programs help people get medical care without worrying about high costs. These programs work together to create a healthier society.
For example, vaccination programs for mothers and children protect them from diseases like measles and polio. School meal programs give children nutritious food to help them grow properly. Health insurance, like Nepal's Swasthya Beema Yojana, allows families to afford hospital treatments.
For example, vaccination programs for mothers and children protect them from diseases like measles and polio. School meal programs give children nutritious food to help them grow properly. Health insurance, like Nepal's Swasthya Beema Yojana, allows families to afford hospital treatments.
3. What is total sanitation? Mention its aspects.
Total sanitation refers to a range of health behaviours to stay healthy and hygienic life by creating safe environment. The major objective of total sanitation program is to promote hygiene, education and sanitary habits among students. Its aspects are:
• Appropriate use of latrines.
• Personal and environmental sanitation.
• Menstrual hygiene.
• Access to safe drinking water.
• Social inclusiveness.
• Nutrition and use of healthy food.
• Behavioural change and development.
• Appropriate use of latrines.
• Personal and environmental sanitation.
• Menstrual hygiene.
• Access to safe drinking water.
• Social inclusiveness.
• Nutrition and use of healthy food.
• Behavioural change and development.
4. Write down two main reasons for mental health problems and suggest two creative ways to manage stress.
Two reasons: Too much pressure from studies or work, Feeling lonely or left out.
Two creative ways to manage stress: Spend time drawing, singing, or playing games. Talk to a trusted friend or family member.
Two creative ways to manage stress: Spend time drawing, singing, or playing games. Talk to a trusted friend or family member.
5. Write short notes on: (a) School Health Screening Test (b) Depression
(a) School Health Screening Test: It is a health checkup done in schools to find out if students are healthy. Doctors check eyesight, teeth, and overall health.
(b) Depression: Depression is a condition where a person feels very sad, has no energy, and finds it hard to focus on daily activities.
(b) Depression: Depression is a condition where a person feels very sad, has no energy, and finds it hard to focus on daily activities.
6. Write short notes on: (a) Conversion Disorder (b) Water-seal Toilet
(a) Conversion Disorder: It is a mental health problem where people feel physical symptoms like pain or paralysis without any medical cause.
(b) Water-seal Toilet: A water-seal toilet is a toilet that uses water to block bad smells and flies, keeping the area hygienic.
(b) Water-seal Toilet: A water-seal toilet is a toilet that uses water to block bad smells and flies, keeping the area hygienic.
7. Mention any four legal provisions mentioned in the Drug Abuse Act.
• Drugs like marijuana and heroin are illegal.
• Selling drugs is punishable by law.
• People caught with drugs can be fined or jailed.
• Awareness programs must be conducted to stop drug abuse.
• Selling drugs is punishable by law.
• People caught with drugs can be fined or jailed.
• Awareness programs must be conducted to stop drug abuse.
8. In recent times, the number of people using drugs is increasing due to the influence of their friends. In your opinion, what measures can be taken to solve this problem? Present your ideas.
• Conduct awareness programs to teach young people about the dangers of drugs.
• Parents and teachers should guide children to choose good friends.
• Provide counseling and support to people using drugs.
• Create strict laws to stop the selling of drugs.
• Parents and teachers should guide children to choose good friends.
• Provide counseling and support to people using drugs.
• Create strict laws to stop the selling of drugs.
Unit 3: Nutrition and Food Security
Group A - Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. Which disease has the symptom of pale-colored nails?
Anemia.
2. Which vitamin deficiency causes night blindness?
Vitamin A deficiency.
3. What types of food items should we consume?
We should eat fresh, clean, and healthy food like fruits, vegetables, grains, and proteins.
4. What is malnutrition?
Malnutrition means not eating enough healthy food, which makes our body weak.
5. What is undernutrition?
Undernutrition means not eating enough food or getting enough nutrients.
6. What is stunting?
Stunting means a child does not grow properly because of poor nutrition.
7. What is marasmus?
Marasmus is a condition where a person becomes very thin because of not eating enough food.
8. What is kwashiorkor?
Kwashiorkor is a disease caused by not eating enough protein, leading to swelling and weakness.
9. What do you understand by anemia?
Anemia means having less blood or fewer red blood cells, making a person weak and tired.
10. Which vitamin deficiency causes scurvy?
Vitamin C deficiency.
11. Which vitamin deficiency causes rickets?
Vitamin D deficiency.
12. What is food security?
Food security means having enough healthy and safe food for everyone at all times.
13. Write any one aspect to consider when buying goods.
Check the expiration date of the product.
14. What does the stability of food mean?
Stability of food means having enough food available at all times without shortage.
Group B - Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Write any two measures to prevent and control malnutrition.
Eat a balanced diet with all nutrients. Provide nutrition awareness programs in the community.
2. Mention any two differences between marasmus and kwashiorkor.
Marasmus is caused by a lack of food, while kwashiorkor is caused by a lack of protein.
In marasmus, the body becomes very thin, but in kwashiorkor, there is swelling in the body.
In marasmus, the body becomes very thin, but in kwashiorkor, there is swelling in the body.
3. Highlight any two differences between undernutrition and overnutrition.
Undernutrition means not getting enough food, while overnutrition means eating too much unhealthy food.
Undernutrition causes weakness, while overnutrition can cause obesity.
Undernutrition causes weakness, while overnutrition can cause obesity.
4. Suggest any two measures to prevent night blindness.
Eat food rich in Vitamin A, like carrots and spinach. Get regular eye checkups.
5. Suggest any two measures to prevent anemia.
Eat food rich in iron, like green vegetables and meat. Take iron tablets if recommended by a doctor.
6. Suggest any two measures to prevent rickets.
Eat food rich in Vitamin D, like fish and milk. Spend time in sunlight to get Vitamin D naturally.
Group C - Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. Write any four symptoms of malnutrition.
• Weakness and tiredness.
• Weight loss or being too thin.
• Pale skin and nails.
• Stunted growth in children.
• Weight loss or being too thin.
• Pale skin and nails.
• Stunted growth in children.
2. Suggest any four measures your friend should take to prevent night blindness.
• Eat food like carrots, spinach, and eggs.
• Drink milk regularly.
• Get regular eye checkups.
• Wash hands and keep eyes clean to prevent infections.
• Drink milk regularly.
• Get regular eye checkups.
• Wash hands and keep eyes clean to prevent infections.
3. Write any four things that consumers should consider when buying goods.
• Check the expiration date.
• Look for proper packaging.
• Read the ingredients.
• Ensure the product is fresh and clean.
• Look for proper packaging.
• Read the ingredients.
• Ensure the product is fresh and clean.
4. What is food security? Explain its elements.
Food security means everyone has enough safe and healthy food all the time. Its elements are:
Availability: There should be enough food for everyone.
Access: Everyone should be able to buy or grow food.
Utilization: Food should be nutritious and safe to eat.
Stability: Food should always be available, even during disasters.
Availability: There should be enough food for everyone.
Access: Everyone should be able to buy or grow food.
Utilization: Food should be nutritious and safe to eat.
Stability: Food should always be available, even during disasters.
5. "Obesity is the result of unhealthy lifestyles and eating habits." Justify this statement.
Obesity happens when people eat too much junk food, drink sugary drinks, and do not exercise. Sitting for long hours, using phones, or watching TV instead of playing outdoors also leads to obesity. Eating healthy food and exercising can prevent it.
6. Write any four measures to prevent and control malnutrition.
• Eat a balanced diet with all nutrients.
• Provide clean drinking water.
• Give children proper healthcare and vaccinations.
• Conduct nutrition education programs in schools and communities.
• Provide clean drinking water.
• Give children proper healthcare and vaccinations.
• Conduct nutrition education programs in schools and communities.
Unit 4: Disease, Safety, and First Aid
Group A - Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. What do you mean by non-communicable disease?
A non-communicable disease is a disease that does not spread from one person to another.
2. What is the normal range of blood pressure in the human body?
120/80 mmHg.
3. What is diabetes?
Diabetes is a disease where the body cannot control sugar levels properly.
4. Give an example of a non-communicable disease.
Heart disease.
5. Which age group does rheumatic heart disease affect?
It mostly affects children.
6. What do you understand by cancer?
Cancer is a disease where cells in the body grow uncontrollably and damage other parts.
7. What is meant by altitude sickness?
Altitude sickness is feeling sick at high altitudes because of less oxygen.
8. What is meant by first aid?
First aid is the immediate help given to an injured or sick person before medical help arrives.
9. What is heat stroke?
Heat stroke is a serious condition caused by being in very hot weather for too long.
10. Write the full form of HIV.
Human Immunodeficiency Virus.
Group B - Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. How are sexually transmitted diseases transmitted? Write any two reasons.
Through unsafe sexual contact. By sharing needles or syringes.
2. Suggest any two ways to prevent sexually transmitted diseases.
Use protective measures like condoms during sexual contact. Avoid sharing needles or syringes.
3. Write any two symptoms of heart diseases.
Chest pain or discomfort. Shortness of breath.
4. Suggest any two ways to control diabetes.
Eat healthy food and avoid sugary items. Exercise regularly to keep your body active.
5. Write any two ways to adopt safety measures on a school playground.
Keep the playground clean and free from harmful objects. Supervise children during playtime to avoid accidents.
6. What would you do immediately if your friend gets heat stroke? Suggest any two ways.
Take them to a cool place and give them water to drink. Place a wet cloth on their forehead to cool them down.
7. Suggest any two ways to prevent fire disasters.
Install fire extinguishers in homes and schools. Avoid playing with fire or leaving cooking unattended.
Group C – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. What is an STD? Suggest any four measures for its prevention and control.
An STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) is a disease spread through unsafe sexual contact.
Measures to prevent and control STD:
• Use protective measures like condoms.
• Get tested regularly for STDs.
• Avoid unsafe sexual practices.
• Raise awareness about STDs in schools and communities.
Measures to prevent and control STD:
• Use protective measures like condoms.
• Get tested regularly for STDs.
• Avoid unsafe sexual practices.
• Raise awareness about STDs in schools and communities.
2. Point out any four suggestions you would give to your family members to avoid cancer.
• Eat healthy food like fruits and vegetables.
• Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol.
• Exercise regularly to stay fit.
• Go for regular health checkups to detect problems early.
• Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol.
• Exercise regularly to stay fit.
• Go for regular health checkups to detect problems early.
3. "Heart diseases can be controlled by a healthy lifestyle." Explain this statement with your arguments.
Heart diseases are caused by unhealthy habits like eating junk food, lack of exercise, and stress. Eating a balanced diet can keep cholesterol levels in control. Regular exercise helps maintain a healthy heart. Avoiding smoking and alcohol reduces the risk of heart diseases. Managing stress through meditation or hobbies also helps.
4. Mention the methods and ways to be followed during first aid and explain them briefly.
First aid methods:
• Check for safety: Ensure the injured person and area are safe.
• Stop bleeding: Use a clean cloth to press on the wound.
• Provide support: If there’s a fracture, support the injured area.
• Call for help: Inform a doctor or take the person to the hospital.
• Check for safety: Ensure the injured person and area are safe.
• Stop bleeding: Use a clean cloth to press on the wound.
• Provide support: If there’s a fracture, support the injured area.
• Call for help: Inform a doctor or take the person to the hospital.
5. What first aid methods would you use if your friend gets altitude sickness? Write in four points.
• Bring them to a lower altitude immediately.
• Give them plenty of water to drink.
• Let them rest and avoid physical activity.
• If symptoms persist, take them to a doctor.
• Give them plenty of water to drink.
• Let them rest and avoid physical activity.
• If symptoms persist, take them to a doctor.
6. Make a list of possible measures to avoid hazards on the school playground.
• Keep the playground clean and free from sharp objects.
• Ensure playground equipment is safe and not broken.
• Supervise children during playtime.
• Teach students safety rules while playing.
• Ensure playground equipment is safe and not broken.
• Supervise children during playtime.
• Teach students safety rules while playing.
7. Present the steps you can follow to protect yourself and your family during a fire disaster.
• Install fire alarms and fire extinguishers at home.
• Practice fire drills with family members.
• Keep emergency numbers handy.
• In case of fire, cover your nose with a wet cloth and leave the building quickly.
• Practice fire drills with family members.
• Keep emergency numbers handy.
• In case of fire, cover your nose with a wet cloth and leave the building quickly.
Unit 5: Sexual and Reproductive Health
Group 'A' – Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. What is nightfall?
Nightfall is the release of semen during sleep, which happens naturally to boys.
2. Legally, for how long can an abortion be performed?
Abortion can be legally performed within 12 weeks of pregnancy.
3. What is safe abortion?
A safe abortion is one done by a trained health professional in a clean and safe environment.
4. Name any two temporary devices of family planning.
Condoms and Copper-T.
5. What is vasectomy?
Vasectomy is a permanent method of family planning for men where the tubes carrying sperm are cut.
6. Where should the cloth pad used during menstruation be dried?
It should be dried in direct sunlight to kill germs.
7. Name a contraceptive that prevents the transmission of sexually infectious diseases like AIDS.
Condoms.
Group 'B' – Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Write any two sexual curiosities in adolescents.
Adolescents may wonder about physical changes in their body. They may be curious about relationships and reproduction.
2. Point out any two differences between intended and unintended pregnancies.
Intended pregnancies happen when a couple plans to have a baby, while unintended pregnancies are unplanned. Intended pregnancies are usually welcomed, while unintended ones may lead to stress.
3. Explain Copper-T in short with a figure.
Copper-T is a small T-shaped device placed inside a woman’s uterus by a doctor to prevent pregnancy.
Note: Please refer to your textbook to draw the diagram for Copper-T.
Note: Please refer to your textbook to draw the diagram for Copper-T.
4. Explain minilap in short.
Minilap is a simple surgical procedure where a woman’s fallopian tubes are tied to prevent pregnancy.
5. Explain one temporary device of contraception used by women and men, each in one sentence.
For women: Copper-T is inserted into the uterus to stop pregnancy.
For men: Condoms are worn to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
For men: Condoms are worn to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
Group 'C' – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. Explain the statement, "Adolescent sexual curiosity can be managed in a controlled way," with examples.
Adolescents often feel curious about sexual health due to changes in their body. This curiosity can be managed by educating them through health classes and open conversations. For example, parents and teachers can explain puberty, safe relationships, and family planning, which helps them make informed decisions. Providing age-appropriate books and resources also helps in guiding them positively.
2. List the conditions under which abortion can be performed safely.
Abortion can be performed safely under these conditions:
• When the pregnancy is less than 12 weeks.
• If the mother’s health is at risk.
• If the baby is detected with severe abnormalities.
• If the pregnancy is a result of rape or incest.
• When the pregnancy is less than 12 weeks.
• If the mother’s health is at risk.
• If the baby is detected with severe abnormalities.
• If the pregnancy is a result of rape or incest.
3. Write short notes on: (a) Condom (b) Copper-T (c) Minilap
(a) Condom: A condom is a thin covering worn by men during intercourse to prevent pregnancy and protect against diseases like AIDS.
(b) Copper-T: Copper-T is a small device inserted into a woman’s uterus to stop pregnancy for several years.
(c) Minilap: Minilap is a surgical method of family planning where a woman’s fallopian tubes are tied to permanently prevent pregnancy.
(b) Copper-T: Copper-T is a small device inserted into a woman’s uterus to stop pregnancy for several years.
(c) Minilap: Minilap is a surgical method of family planning where a woman’s fallopian tubes are tied to permanently prevent pregnancy.
4. State any four benefits of using homemade pads.
• They are cost-effective and reusable.
• They are free from harmful chemicals.
• They can be made in a size that fits comfortably.
• They are environment-friendly and reduce waste.
• They are free from harmful chemicals.
• They can be made in a size that fits comfortably.
• They are environment-friendly and reduce waste.
5. Introduce the menstrual cycle and describe its stages.
The menstrual cycle is a natural process in females where the body prepares for pregnancy. It has four stages:
• Menstrual Phase: The bleeding occurs as the uterine lining sheds.
• Follicular Phase: An egg starts to grow in the ovary, and the uterine lining thickens.
• Ovulation Phase: The mature egg is released from the ovary.
• Luteal Phase: If fertilization does not happen, the uterine lining breaks down for the next cycle.
• Menstrual Phase: The bleeding occurs as the uterine lining sheds.
• Follicular Phase: An egg starts to grow in the ovary, and the uterine lining thickens.
• Ovulation Phase: The mature egg is released from the ovary.
• Luteal Phase: If fertilization does not happen, the uterine lining breaks down for the next cycle.
Unit 6: Physical Exercise and Drill
Group 'A' – Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. What do you mean by physical exercise?
Physical exercise refers to activities that improve the body’s fitness, strength, and flexibility.
2. What is drill?
Drill is a sequence of movements performed in a disciplined manner, often in response to commands.
3. Mention the three stages of drill.
The three stages of drill are: Attention, Stand at Ease, and Marching.
4. Which command is given during mark-time?
The command "Mark time, march!" is given.
5. Which command is given at the end of the drill performance indicating that the task has been completed?
The command "Fall out!" is given.
Group 'B' – Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Make a list of the various commands used in drill.
Commands include "Attention," "Stand at Ease," "March," "Mark Time, March," and "Fall Out."
2. How does drill develop team spirit and cooperation?
Drill encourages participants to work together in a synchronized manner, fostering teamwork and mutual respect.
3. Write any two differences between exercise and drill.
Exercise focuses on physical fitness, while drill emphasizes discipline and coordination. Exercise can be individual, but drill is often performed in groups.
4. Mention any two forms of shoulder exercises.
Shoulder press and arm circles.
5. Write any two benefits of abdominal exercises.
Abdominal exercises strengthen the core muscles and improve posture.
6. Mention any two exercises for the back and abdomen.
Plank for the abdomen and back extensions for the lower back.
7. Hand and arm exercises are suitable for which sports, and why?
Hand and arm exercises are suitable for sports like badminton and tennis as they enhance strength and flexibility.
8. Differentiate between "disperse" and "dismiss" in two points.
"Disperse" means to leave the formation but remain nearby, while "Dismiss" means to leave the area entirely. "Disperse" is temporary, while "Dismiss" signifies the conclusion of an activity.
Group 'C' – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. Explain the importance of drill and physical training (PT).
Drill and PT are important for instilling discipline, teamwork, and coordination. Physical training improves fitness and stamina, while drills enhance mental focus and group harmony. Both contribute to overall physical and mental well-being.
2. Describe the exercises for the neck.
Neck exercises include:
• Neck Tilts: Move the head forward and backward.
• Neck Rotations: Rotate the head in a circular motion.
• Side Tilts: Tilt the head toward each shoulder.
• Neck Stretches: Hold the head in each direction to stretch the muscles.
• Neck Tilts: Move the head forward and backward.
• Neck Rotations: Rotate the head in a circular motion.
• Side Tilts: Tilt the head toward each shoulder.
• Neck Stretches: Hold the head in each direction to stretch the muscles.
3. Explain "attention" and "stand at ease" activities in drill.
Attention: The position where participants stand upright with feet together, arms at their sides, and focus forward.
Stand at Ease: A relaxed position where participants keep their feet shoulder-width apart and hands behind their back while awaiting further commands.
Stand at Ease: A relaxed position where participants keep their feet shoulder-width apart and hands behind their back while awaiting further commands.
Unit 7: Athletics and Adventurous Activities
Group 'A' – Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. What is meant by athletics?
Athletics refers to physical sports involving running, jumping, and throwing.
2. What type of activities are considered adventurous activities?
Activities like mountaineering, paragliding, and bungee jumping are considered adventurous.
3. What kind of sport is ice climbing?
Ice climbing is a sport where participants climb ice formations like glaciers and frozen waterfalls.
4. What do you understand by bungee jumping?
Bungee jumping is an activity where a person jumps from a height while attached to a long elastic cord.
5. In a relay race, what does the phrase "baton passing" refer to?
Baton passing refers to handing over the baton to the next runner in a relay race.
Group 'B' – Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Differentiate between high jump and long jump in two points.
High jump involves jumping over a horizontal bar, while long jump involves leaping forward into a sandpit. High jump focuses on vertical height, while long jump focuses on horizontal distance.
2. Write any two points to be observed while throwing a shot put.
Keep the shot close to the neck during the throw. Use the proper stance and release with a pushing motion.
3. What is the difference between paragliding and parasailing?
Paragliding involves flying freely using a parachute-like glider, while parasailing involves being towed by a boat while attached to a parachute.
4. Mention any two things to consider before bungee jumping.
Check the safety equipment and ensure it is properly secured. Confirm the jump location and height meet safety standards.
5. Describe the method of passing the baton in relay races.
The outgoing runner extends their hand backward while running, and the incoming runner places the baton firmly in their hand without stopping.
Group 'C' – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. Mention the simple rules of a relay race in points.
• Each runner must stay in their designated lane.
• The baton must be passed within the exchange zone.
• Dropped batons must be retrieved without interfering with other runners.
• All team members must complete their assigned distance.
• The baton must be passed within the exchange zone.
• Dropped batons must be retrieved without interfering with other runners.
• All team members must complete their assigned distance.
2. Mention the simple rules of a long jump in points.
• The athlete must take off from the takeoff board without stepping beyond it.
• The jump is measured from the nearest point of contact in the sandpit.
• No somersaults are allowed during the jump.
• The athlete must land within the designated sandpit area.
• The jump is measured from the nearest point of contact in the sandpit.
• No somersaults are allowed during the jump.
• The athlete must land within the designated sandpit area.
3. Explain any two adventurous activities.
Mountaineering: Climbing mountains requires physical strength, skill, and mental endurance. It is a thrilling activity with beautiful views.
Rafting: Rafting involves navigating a river using an inflatable boat. It combines teamwork and the thrill of fast-flowing water.
Rafting: Rafting involves navigating a river using an inflatable boat. It combines teamwork and the thrill of fast-flowing water.
4. "There is potential for adventurous sports and sports tourism in Nepal." Justify.
Nepal’s diverse geography offers activities like trekking, mountaineering, and paragliding. The Himalayas attract global adventurers, while rivers are ideal for rafting and kayaking. Promoting these activities boosts tourism and the economy.
Unit 8: Games
Group A – Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. How many meters are the length and width of the volleyball court?
The length of the volleyball court is 18 meters, and the width is 9 meters.
2. How many players are there in a football team?
There are 11 players in a football team.
3. What do you mean by dribbling in football?
Dribbling in football refers to controlling and moving the ball forward by repeatedly tapping it with the feet.
4. How many players play as a team in basketball?
Five players play as a team in basketball.
5. How many players are there in a cricket team?
There are 11 players in a cricket team.
6. What is the length of the cricket pitch in meters?
The length of the cricket pitch is 22 meters.
7. How many players are there in a team in Kabaddi?
There are 7 players in a team in Kabaddi.
8. What is the duration of a men’s Kabaddi game?
The duration of a men’s Kabaddi game is 40 minutes, divided into two halves of 20 minutes each.
9. How many players are there in a Kho Kho game?
There are 12 players in a Kho Kho game, with 9 players actively participating at a time.
10. Under what conditions is "Fake Kho" used?
"Fake Kho" is used to confuse the opponents and gain a strategic advantage.
11. What is the meaning of "cross lane"?
A cross lane is a line on the Kho Kho field that runs across the court and helps players transition between chasing and defending.
12. When is the underhand service used in volleyball?
The underhand service is used when a player needs better control or accuracy while serving the ball.
Group B – Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Name any two basic skills used in volleyball.
Two basic skills in volleyball are serving and spiking.
2. Why are offensive skills used in football games?
Offensive skills are used to create scoring opportunities and maintain possession of the ball during the game.
3. Mention any two points to consider in goalkeeping.
Stay alert and maintain proper positioning to cover the goal. Use quick reflexes and anticipate the opponent’s moves.
4. Write about the bounce pass in basketball.
A bounce pass is a basketball passing technique where the ball is thrown to a teammate by bouncing it once on the floor.
5. Why is dribbling done in basketball?
Dribbling allows players to move with the ball, create scoring opportunities, and avoid defenders.
6. How do you win or lose in basketball?
A team wins in basketball by scoring more points than the opposing team by the end of the game. A team loses if they score fewer points.
7. What are the ways players can be out in cricket?
Players can be out in cricket by being bowled, caught, run out, stumped, or leg before wicket (LBW).
8. Mention the essence of bowling in cricket.
Bowling is essential for taking wickets, restricting the opposition’s runs, and creating pressure on the batting team.
9. Why is the game of cricket increasingly popular among youth?
Cricket is exciting, has a global fanbase, and provides career opportunities through tournaments and leagues.
10. Mention the method of catching in Kabaddi.
In Kabaddi, players catch the raider by grabbing their arms, legs, or torso firmly to prevent them from returning to their side.
11. What is the role of the active chaser in the Kho Kho game?
The active chaser in Kho Kho tags the defenders using speed and strategy to get them out.
12. Write a method to give a Kho in the game of Kho Kho.
A Kho is given by touching a teammate with the palm while saying “Kho” loudly to pass the chasing responsibility.
Group C – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. Write any four rules of volleyball.
• Each team must consist of six players on the court.
• A team can hit the ball a maximum of three times before sending it over the net.
• A player cannot hit the ball twice consecutively.
• The ball must land within the opponent’s court for a point.
• A team can hit the ball a maximum of three times before sending it over the net.
• A player cannot hit the ball twice consecutively.
• The ball must land within the opponent’s court for a point.
2. Draw a neat picture of a volleyball court with a net.
Note: Please draw an 18m x 9m court with a central net at a height of 2.43m for men and 2.24m for women based on your textbook.
3. Describe the main skills used in football.
Dribbling: Controlling the ball while moving forward.
Passing: Delivering the ball to teammates to maintain possession.
Shooting: Kicking the ball toward the goal to score.
Defending: Blocking opponents to prevent them from scoring.
Passing: Delivering the ball to teammates to maintain possession.
Shooting: Kicking the ball toward the goal to score.
Defending: Blocking opponents to prevent them from scoring.
4. Mention, with examples, the reasons for football being a popular game.
Simple Rules: Football is easy to understand and play.
Global Appeal: Played in every country, with famous leagues like the FIFA World Cup.
Community Engagement: Promotes teamwork and unity among players and fans.
Cost-Effective: Requires minimal equipment, making it accessible to all.
Global Appeal: Played in every country, with famous leagues like the FIFA World Cup.
Community Engagement: Promotes teamwork and unity among players and fans.
Cost-Effective: Requires minimal equipment, making it accessible to all.
5. Write about the skills used in the game of Kho Kho.
Chasing Skills: Quick movements to tag opponents.
Dodging Skills: Evading chasers by changing direction.
Giving Kho: Passing responsibility strategically to a teammate.
Running Skills: Fast and controlled running to maintain advantage.
Dodging Skills: Evading chasers by changing direction.
Giving Kho: Passing responsibility strategically to a teammate.
Running Skills: Fast and controlled running to maintain advantage.
6. Mention the points to be kept in mind while using running skills in Kho Kho.
• Stay within the boundary to avoid being out.
• Use sharp turns to evade chasers.
• Maintain speed and stamina to stay active longer.
• Coordinate with teammates to maximize defense or attack.
• Use sharp turns to evade chasers.
• Maintain speed and stamina to stay active longer.
• Coordinate with teammates to maximize defense or attack.
Unit 9: Yoga
Group A – Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. What is yoga?
Yoga is a physical, mental, and spiritual practice aimed at achieving balance and harmony in life.
2. What is the objective of performing Makarasana?
The objective of performing Makarasana is to relax the body and mind, relieving stress and fatigue.
3. What is done in Dhyana Marga?
In Dhyana Marga, meditation is practiced to focus the mind and achieve spiritual awareness.
4. What is done in Dharana Marga?
In Dharana Marga, concentration is developed by focusing the mind on a single object or thought.
5. Which part of the body is strengthened by the practice of Setu Bandhasana?
Setu Bandhasana strengthens the back, neck, and hip muscles.
6. What is Halasana?
Halasana, or the plow pose, is a yoga posture where the legs are stretched over the head to touch the floor, improving flexibility and strength.
7. What is called Pranayama?
Pranayama is the practice of controlled breathing techniques to enhance physical and mental well being.
8. From which language is the word "yoga" derived?
The word "yoga" is derived from the Sanskrit language.
Group B – Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Write any two points reflecting the importance of yoga.
Yoga improves physical health by increasing flexibility and strength. Yoga enhances mental health by reducing stress and improving focus.
2. Write any two advantages of Halasana.
Halasana improves spinal flexibility and posture. It aids in digestion and stimulates abdominal organs.
3. Present the two stages of Makarasana in two sentences.
First, lie flat on your stomach with legs apart and hands resting under your head. Then, relax completely by breathing deeply and focusing on releasing tension in the body.
4. Why is subtle yoga necessary?
Subtle yoga is necessary to improve body awareness, promote inner peace, and maintain balance between mind and body.
5. Write the positive effects of Setu Bandhasana exercise.
Setu Bandhasana strengthens the back, neck, and chest muscles while reducing stress and anxiety.
Group C – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. "Yoga is the foundation of a healthy life." Elaborate on this statement.
Yoga is the foundation of a healthy life because it improves overall physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. Regular practice enhances flexibility, strength, and balance while reducing stress and anxiety. Yoga also helps in improving concentration, promoting relaxation, and fostering a positive outlook on life. Additionally, it aids in preventing lifestyle-related diseases, supporting a holistic approach to health and wellness.
Unit 10: Introduction to Art
Group A – Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. What is art?
Art is the expression of creativity and imagination through various mediums like painting, sculpture, and music.
2. Give an example of any sculpture from the cave period.
The Venus of Willendorf is an example of a sculpture from the cave period.
3. What is proportion?
Proportion is the relationship between the size of different parts of a composition to create harmony.
4. What is composition?
Composition refers to the arrangement of elements in an artwork to create a balanced and pleasing effect.
5. What does the word "Drapery" represent?
Drapery represents the depiction of folds in fabric or clothing in art.
6. What were art and artists considered in the stone age?
In the Stone Age, art and artists were considered vital for rituals and storytelling, often serving spiritual or communal purposes.
Group B – Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Mention any two characteristics of Nepali art.
Nepali art often incorporates religious themes and symbols. It showcases intricate detailing and craftsmanship, especially in wood and metalwork.
2. Briefly describe the basic rules of art.
The basic rules of art include balance, proportion, contrast, rhythm, and harmony to create a visually appealing composition.
3. Why are balance and proportion important in art?
Balance ensures stability and equilibrium in the artwork, while proportion creates harmony between different elements.
4. Draw a picture of a human figure.
Note: Please refer to your textbook to draw a simple outline of a human figure.
5. Write any two differences between formal balance and informal balance in art.
Formal balance is symmetrical, where elements are evenly distributed. Informal balance is asymmetrical, where elements differ but still create harmony.
6. Make a picture of any object using the basic rules of art.
Note: Please draw a basic object like a tree, vase, or house applying balance and proportion.
Group C – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. Nepali art has gained fame in the international arena. Confirm this statement with reasons.
Nepali art has gained fame internationally due to its unique craftsmanship, religious significance, and cultural richness. The intricate wood carvings of temples, traditional Thangka paintings, and metal sculptures depicting deities showcase exceptional artistry. These forms of art reflect Nepal's spiritual heritage and attract global admiration, making it a hub for art enthusiasts and collectors.
2. Create a picture that expresses human emotion and fill it with appropriate colors.
Note: Please draw an emotional scene, such as a smiling face or a person meditating, using vibrant and soothing colors.
Unit 11: Printmaking, Clay Work, Collage, and Construction
Group A – Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. What is printing?
Printing is the process of transferring designs, patterns, or text onto a surface using ink, dye, or other mediums.
2. Define carving.
Carving is the process of shaping a material like wood, stone, or clay by cutting, chiseling, or scraping.
3. What is construction work?
Construction work involves creating structures or objects by assembling materials such as wood, metal, or clay.
4. What is collage?
Collage is an art form that involves assembling different materials like paper, fabric, or photographs to create a unified artwork.
5. Name any two materials made of wire.
Wire sculptures and wire baskets.
Group B – Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Write the method of making shapes of different objects by the carving method.
To carve shapes, first, select a suitable material like wood or clay. Use tools like knives or chisels to carefully remove excess material and shape the object.
2. Write two benefits of carving various objects in daily life.
Carving enhances creativity and develops fine motor skills. It can produce decorative and functional objects like sculptures and utensils.
3. How can different items be made from waste materials at the local level?
Waste materials like plastic bottles, paper, and fabric can be reused to create items such as plant pots, decorative pieces, or handmade bags by cutting, shaping, and assembling them innovatively.
4. Write the importance of collage.
Collage enhances creativity by allowing individuals to combine diverse materials and textures. It also teaches resourcefulness by reusing available materials.
Group C – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. How can printing be done using locally available items? Explain the method.
Printing can be done using items like leaves, potatoes, or wooden blocks. For example, cut a potato into a desired shape, apply paint or dye to the carved surface, and press it onto paper or fabric to create prints. This method is cost-effective and encourages creativity.
2. Write a simple method of making an idol out of clay.
Start with soft clay and form a basic shape of the idol by molding it with hands. Use tools to refine details like facial features or ornaments. Let it dry in the air or bake it to harden. Finally, paint or decorate the idol as desired.
3. Explain how collage and construction work contribute to the development of society.
Collage fosters creativity and cultural expression by using recycled or symbolic materials. Construction work improves infrastructure, creating homes, schools, and public spaces. Both art forms promote innovation and sustainability, encouraging the use of local resources.
Unit 12: Singing and Playing Instruments
Group A – Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. Write any one spiritual benefit of music in student life.
Music enhances focus and inner peace, aiding meditation and spiritual growth.
2. State any one social benefit of music.
Music helps build connections by bringing people together in social and cultural events.
3. What is Saptak?
Saptak is the sequence of seven musical notes in Indian classical music.
4. What is That?
That is a system of classifying Raags based on the arrangement of notes in Indian classical music.
5. What is meant by a scale in music?
A scale is a series of notes arranged in ascending or descending order of pitch.
6. How many notes are included in a minor scale?
A minor scale includes seven notes.
7. What is Antara?
Antara is the higher section or stanza of a song in Indian classical music.
8. Name any one Taal in music.
Rupak Taal.
9. How many Thats are in vogue in modern times?
Ten Thats are in vogue in modern times.
Group B – Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Write a similarity and a difference between Khyal and Samhala Taal.
Similarity: Both are forms of rhythmic patterns in Indian classical music. Difference: Khyal is associated with vocal compositions, while Samhala Taal is a percussion rhythm.
2. Write a similarity and a difference between Khyal and Selo Taal.
Similarity: Both are used in traditional music performances. Difference: Khyal focuses on classical singing, while Selo Taal is commonly used in folk music.
3. Write any two psychological benefits of music.
Music reduces stress and anxiety. It improves mood and enhances cognitive function.
4. Write any two differences between the major scale and minor scale.
The major scale has a happy and bright sound, while the minor scale has a sad and melancholic tone. The interval pattern differs, especially between the third and sixth notes.
5. Write briefly about a folk song you like.
Nepali folk song "Resham Firiri" reflects the beauty of Nepal’s culture and landscapes, symbolizing joy and tradition through its lively melody.
6. Introduce the Sarangi in short.
The Sarangi is a traditional Nepali string instrument played with a bow, often used in folk music to evoke emotional depth.
Group C – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. Explain the importance of music in human life.
Music is vital as it enriches emotional expression, provides relaxation, and fosters cultural identity. It brings people together, enhances creativity, and supports mental well-being by reducing stress and improving focus.
2. "Singing, playing, and dancing are the means of physical, mental, and spiritual happiness." Justify this statement with arguments.
Singing, playing, and dancing involve physical activity, improving health and stamina. They stimulate mental relaxation by reducing stress and improving concentration. Spiritually, these activities help connect individuals to their inner selves and promote emotional expression, leading to happiness and fulfillment.
3. Define a scale and explain major and minor scales with examples.
A scale is a sequence of musical notes arranged in a specific order. Major Scale: Has a happy sound, e.g., C Major (C, D, E, F, G, A, B). Minor Scale: Has a melancholic tone, e.g., A Minor (A, B, C, D, E, F, G).
4. What is Raag? Make a list of its characteristics.
Raag is a melodic framework in Indian classical music, designed to evoke specific emotions. Characteristics: Specific set of notes, ascending and descending patterns, a unique mood, and rules for performance.
5. Introduce folk songs and modern songs. Write the lyrics of any three songs you like.
Folk songs reflect traditions and culture, while modern songs incorporate contemporary styles and themes. (Lyrics can be added based on preferences.)
6. Introduce Rupak and Jhap Taal and provide examples of any two songs or rhymes associated with them.
Rupak Taal has seven beats, and Jhap Taal has ten beats, both used in classical and semi-classical compositions. Examples include "Mohe Panghat Pe" (Rupak Taal) and "Padharo Mhare Des" (Jhap Taal).
7. Mention the similarities and differences between Khyal, Samhala, and Selo Taal.
Similarities: All are rhythmic structures in music. Differences: Khyal focuses on vocal improvisation, Samhala is rhythmic, and Selo Taal is associated with folk music.
Unit 13: Dance and Acting
Group A – Very Short Answer Questions (1 mark each)
1. What is dance?
Dance is a form of artistic expression involving rhythmic movement of the body, often accompanied by music.
2. What is folk dance?
Folk dance is a traditional dance form that reflects the cultural practices and heritage of a specific community or region.
3. What is meant by classical dance?
Classical dance refers to a formalized dance style that follows specific techniques, gestures, and rhythms rooted in tradition, often with a historical or cultural significance.
4. Name any one folk dance popular in Nepali society.
The "Dhime" dance is a popular folk dance in Nepali society, especially in the Newar community.
5. What is posture?
Posture refers to the way one holds their body, especially in relation to dance or acting, to express grace, balance, and control.
6. What is meant by traditional dance?
Traditional dance refers to dance forms that have been passed down through generations, often with cultural or religious significance, and remain a key part of a community’s heritage.
7. Jhyaures Dance is more popular in which region of Nepal?
Jhyaures Dance is more popular in the Terai region of Nepal.
8. What is verbal acting?
Verbal acting involves conveying emotions, thoughts, or characters through speech and dialogue, typically in drama or theater.
9. What is meant by character acting?
Character acting is when an actor portrays a specific character, adopting their mannerisms, voice, and behaviors to bring the character to life.
Group B – Short Answer Questions (2 marks each)
1. Introduce Sorathi dance and write about the difference between men and women in it.
Sorathi dance is a traditional Nepali folk dance performed during festivals and cultural events. It involves synchronized movements of hands and legs. In this dance, men and women wear different attire, with men typically wearing dhotis and women in sarees, and the choreography may vary in style for each gender, with women often focusing on more graceful movements and men on more vigorous steps.
2. Write any two differences between classical dance and modern dance.
Classical dance follows traditional techniques and is often performed to classical music, while modern dance is more experimental and may be performed to contemporary music. Classical dance emphasizes precision and control, whereas modern dance allows for more freedom and emotional expression.
3. Introduce folk dance and traditional dance with examples.
Folk dance is a dance form that reflects the traditions and culture of a particular region or community, such as the Gorkha Dance from Nepal. Traditional dance involves movements that have been passed down through generations, like the Kathak or Bharatanatyam in Indian classical dance.
4. Explain Sorathi dance in short.
Sorathi dance is a traditional folk dance of the Tharu community in Nepal, performed during special occasions and festivals. It is characterized by rhythmic footwork and body movements, with participants forming circles and performing synchronized steps.
5. Write any two types of acting with a short introduction.
Stage acting: Performed live on stage in front of an audience, where the actor portrays a character using speech, movement, and expression. Film acting: Acting done for film, where the performance is recorded and edited for the audience to watch, involving close-ups and cinematic techniques.
6. Write any two positive effects of dance on human health.
Dance improves physical fitness by enhancing cardiovascular health, flexibility, and strength. It boosts mental well-being by reducing stress and anxiety and increasing endorphin levels.
Group C – Long Answer Questions (4 marks each)
1. Introduce dance and express your opinion about the effects it has on human health.
Dance is an expressive art form that combines movement with rhythm and music. It is a physical activity that engages the entire body and provides numerous benefits to human health. Dance enhances physical strength, coordination, and flexibility, and it also aids in weight management. Moreover, dance positively affects mental health by reducing stress, boosting mood, and improving cognitive function. It can serve as both a fun activity and a therapeutic tool for individuals of all ages.
2. Write the significance of classical and traditional dances in preserving culture and heritage.
Classical and traditional dances serve as a vital link between generations, preserving the cultural identity and history of a community. These dances pass down stories, myths, and rituals that define a culture. For instance, classical dances like Bharatanatyam and Kathak are not only forms of artistic expression but also embody the history, religious practices, and philosophy of the region they originate from. Traditional dances, like the Dhime or Sorahti, help communities maintain their unique cultural practices, fostering a sense of belonging and pride.
3. Write about acting and explain its importance in human life.
Acting is the art of representing a character or story through speech, actions, and expressions. It plays a crucial role in storytelling, be it in theater, film, or television. Acting allows individuals to experience and understand different perspectives, encouraging empathy and cultural exchange. It has an important role in entertainment, education, and social change, as it provides a platform to raise awareness about societal issues. On a personal level, acting helps develop confidence, creativity, and emotional intelligence, benefiting both performers and audiences.
SET 1 BLE MODEL QUESTIONS 2082
Group 'A' (Very short questions)
1. Why pituitary gland is called master gland?
The pituitary gland is called the master gland because it controls the functions of many other endocrine glands by releasing various hormones.
2. What is reflex action?
Reflex action is an automatic and quick response to a stimulus without conscious thought.
3. Which toilet is mostly used nowadays?
The water seal toilet is mostly used nowadays because it prevents bad odor and insects from entering.
4. Name a disease caused in the deficiency of vitamin C.
Scurvy is caused by the deficiency of vitamin C.
5. Write the full form of AIDS.
AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.
6. Why is domestic pad advantageous?
Domestic pads are advantageous because they are reusable, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly.
7. Mention any one importance of drill.
Drill helps develop discipline and coordination among team members.
8. What is the area of volleyball court?
The area of a volleyball court is 18 meters long and 9 meters wide.
9. Write any one characteristic of Nepali art.
Nepali art is characterized by its religious and cultural themes.
10. What is music?
Music is an art form that uses sound and rhythm to express emotions and ideas.
Group 'B' (Short answer questions)
11. Explain on condom in short.
A condom is a thin sheath worn on the penis during sexual intercourse to prevent pregnancy and protect against sexually transmitted diseases. It is a barrier method of contraception. It is made by latex or plastic.
12. Mention any two differences between exocrine and endocrine glands.
| Exocrine glands | Endocrine glands |
|---|---|
| i. They have duct or tube to pour their secretion. | i. They do not have duct to pour their secretion. |
| ii. They secrete enzymes. | ii. They secrete hormones. |
| iii. They are present near the site of action. | iii. They are present away from the site action. |
13. Balanced diet can be prepared from locally available foods. How? Write any two ways.
Balanced diet can be prepared from locally available foods by following ways:
• By including a variety of foods such as grains, vegetables, fruits, and proteins available locally.
• By combining different food groups to meet nutritional needs.
• By including a variety of foods such as grains, vegetables, fruits, and proteins available locally.
• By combining different food groups to meet nutritional needs.
14. During adolescence, smoking, alcoholism and abuse are seen as problems. Mention any two practical measures to be safe from it.
Any two practical measures to be safe from smoking, alcoholism and abuse during adolescence are:
• Avoid peer pressure and say no to harmful substances.
• Engage in healthy activities like sports and hobbies.
• Avoid peer pressure and say no to harmful substances.
• Engage in healthy activities like sports and hobbies.
15. Write any two differences between high jump and long jump.
| Sn | High jump | Long jump |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | High jump is a vertical jump over a bar; | long jump is a horizontal jump for distance. |
| 2 | High jump requires clearing a bar without knocking it down | long jump measures the distance from takeoff to landing. |
16. Mention any two aspects to be considered while trekking.
Any two aspects to be considered while trekking are:
• Carry sufficient water and food.
• Wear comfortable and suitable footwear.
• Carry sufficient water and food.
• Wear comfortable and suitable footwear.
17. "In different games, passing is done in different ways." Justify this statement.
Different games have unique rules and techniques for passing the ball, such as throwing in basketball and kicking in football, to suit the nature of the game. Similarly there are various ways to pass the baton in relay races and in volleyball. This all depends on the type of games we are playing.
18. Why are the basic rules to be followed for good art? Write any two causes.
The basic rules are to be followed for a good art because:
• To maintain harmony and balance in the artwork.
• To express the intended message clearly.
• To maintain harmony and balance in the artwork.
• To express the intended message clearly.
19. Write two lines of any folk song which you like the most.
"Resham Firiri, Resham Firiri,
Udera Jaaunki danda ma bhanjyang,
Resham Firiri"
Udera Jaaunki danda ma bhanjyang,
Resham Firiri"
20. "The incidents of the society can be reflected through acting." Clarify with two logics.
Acting portrays real-life social issues and emotions, helping people understand society better. It educates and raises awareness about social problems. So, acting can reflect social incidents.
Group 'C' (Long answer questions)
21. Identify the major causes of spreading communicable diseases in your community and present any three practical measures to overcome from it.
Communicable disease are prevalent in our community. Some of the Major causes are:
• Poor sanitation
• Contaminated water
• lack of awareness
Following practical Measures can overcome it:
• Promote cleanliness and hygiene
• Provide safe drinking water
• Conduct health education programs.
• Poor sanitation
• Contaminated water
• lack of awareness
Following practical Measures can overcome it:
• Promote cleanliness and hygiene
• Provide safe drinking water
• Conduct health education programs.
22. Mention any four measures to be safe in the school.
• Keep the school environment clean.
• Use safe and well-maintained playground equipment.
• Follow safety rules during games and activities.
• Avoid running in corridors and staircases.
• Use safe and well-maintained playground equipment.
• Follow safety rules during games and activities.
• Avoid running in corridors and staircases.
23. Mention any four roles of family planning for population control.
• Helps reduce unwanted pregnancies.
• Improves maternal and child health.
• Controls population growth.
• Promotes responsible parenthood.
• Improves maternal and child health.
• Controls population growth.
• Promotes responsible parenthood.
24. Identify any four aspects that the raider should pay attention in order to be safe from opponents in the game of Kabaddi.
• Keep breath control.
• Be aware of opponents’ positions.
• Use quick and agile movements.
• Avoid getting caught by defenders.
• Be aware of opponents’ positions.
• Use quick and agile movements.
• Avoid getting caught by defenders.
25. Why dance is considered essential for healthy life? Prepare a list of any four causes.
• Improves physical fitness and flexibility.
• Enhances mental health and reduces stress.
• Promotes social interaction and teamwork.
• Helps in cultural expression and creativity.
• Enhances mental health and reduces stress.
• Promotes social interaction and teamwork.
• Helps in cultural expression and creativity.
SET 2 BLE MODEL QUESTIONS 2082
Group 'A' (Very short questions)
1. Where is adrenal gland located?
The adrenal gland is located above the kidneys.
2. What do you mean by drug abuse?
Drug abuse means using drugs in a harmful or illegal way.
3. Which vitamin deficiency causes scurvy?
Deficiency of vitamin C causes scurvy.
4. What should be the blood pressure of human in normal condition?
Normal blood pressure is about 120/80 mmHg.
5. Write any one difference between intended and unintended pregnancy.
Intended pregnancy is planned; unintended pregnancy is unplanned or unwanted.
6. Mention one solution for the community health problems.
Providing health education to raise awareness.
7. What is drill?
Drill is a set of physical exercises performed in a group to develop discipline and coordination.
8. How many players are there in a team in football?
There are 11 players in a football team.
9. What do you mean by drapery drawing?
Drapery drawing is the art of drawing clothes and fabric folds realistically.
10. Mention one psychological benefit of music in human life.
Music helps reduce stress and improves mood.
Group 'B' (Short answer questions)
11. Write down any two functions of the hormones produced by adrenal gland.
Any two functions of the hormones produced by adrenal glands are:
• Regulate stress response by producing adrenaline.
• Control metabolism and blood pressure.
• Regulate stress response by producing adrenaline.
• Control metabolism and blood pressure.
12. Mention any two importances of ecosan toilet.
Any two importance of ecosan toilet are:
• Saves water by separating urine and feces.
• Helps recycle nutrients safely for agriculture.
• Saves water by separating urine and feces.
• Helps recycle nutrients safely for agriculture.
13. Make a list of any two symptoms of scurvy.
• Bleeding gums.
• Weakness and joint pain.
• Weakness and joint pain.
14. What should be done if there is an accident of foreign body in eyes?
Flush the eye gently with clean water. Avoid rubbing and seek medical help if needed.
15. Drill develops team spirit and cooperation. Clarify.
Drill requires members to work together, follow commands, and move in unison, which builds teamwork and cooperation.
16. Write down any two things to be considered in adventurous activities.
• Use proper safety equipment.
• Follow instructions carefully.
• Follow instructions carefully.
17. Write any two features of cricket game.
• It is played between two teams of 11 players each.
• It Involves batting, bowling, and fielding.
• It Involves batting, bowling, and fielding.
18. Malla dynasty is an important age by the art. Prove this statement.
The Malla period saw the development of unique Nepali art forms, including temples and sculptures. So it is an important age.
19. Write down any two methods to be applied to make clay statue.
• Modeling the clay by hand.
• Using tools to carve details.
• Using tools to carve details.
20. Mention any two differences between folk song and modern song.
| Folk Song | Modern Song |
|---|---|
| Folk songs are traditional and passed orally | modern songs are composed and recorded. |
| Folk songs often reflect rural life | modern songs cover diverse themes. |
Group 'C' (Long answer questions)
21. Malnutrition is a health problem. Justify this statement.
A person with malnutrition may lack vitamins, minerals, and other essential substances that the body needs to function. Malnutrition causes weakness, poor growth, and increased risk of diseases, affecting overall health and development. It leads to various diseases in children. So it is a health problem.
22. Mention any four measures to prevent non-communicable diseases.
• Eat a balanced diet.
• Exercise regularly.
• Avoid tobacco and alcohol.
• Manage stress effectively.
• Exercise regularly.
• Avoid tobacco and alcohol.
• Manage stress effectively.
23. How can the casualty of altitude sickness be provided first aid? Write in four points.
• Move the person to a lower altitude.
• Provide oxygen if available.
• Keep the person warm and rested.
• Seek medical help immediately.
• Provide oxygen if available.
• Keep the person warm and rested.
• Seek medical help immediately.
24. Why drill is considered a very important physical exercise? Mention any four causes.
• Develops discipline.
• Improves physical fitness.
• Enhances coordination.
• Builds team spirit.
• Improves physical fitness.
• Enhances coordination.
• Builds team spirit.
25. Lichchhavi age is considered as golden age of Nepal. Justify this statement.
The Lichchhavi period was marked by great achievements in art, culture, literature, and architecture, laying foundations for Nepali civilization. Few examples of the Lichchhavi sculptures are Vishnuvikrant, Pashupati, Jalasayan Vishnu, Varaha, vishworoopa, peacock window, Garuda, Mayadevi etc. These are famous and also cover some cultural and religious sites.
SET 3 BLE MODEL QUESTIONS 2082
Group 'A' (Very short questions)
1. How many pairs of spinal nerves are there in human?
There are 31 pairs of spinal nerves in humans.
2. Mention any two examples of drugs.
Examples of drugs include alcohol and tobacco.
3. What is marasmus?
Marasmus is a severe form of protein-energy deficiency that cause thin and weak body.
4. Write the full form of CPR.
CPR stands for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
5. What is meant by vasectomy?
Vasectomy is a permanent method of male sterilization to prevent sperm from entering semen.
6. What may be the methods of first aid? Mention them.
Methods include artificial respiration, Cardiac Massage, and opening airway.
7. What is the distance between the two poles in high jump?
The distance between the two poles in high jump is 3.66 meters.
8. What do you mean by Dharana path?
Dharana path is a path for concentration of mind.
9. What is collage?
Collage is an art form made by assembling different materials like paper, cloth, and photographs etc on a surface.
10. Define classical dance.
A traditional form of dance which is performed by following certain rules and discipline along with limited music and Mudra is called classical dance.
Group 'B' (Short answer questions)
11. Explain on human brain in brief.
The human brain controls body functions, thoughts, memory, and emotions. It is protected inside the cranium.
12. Recognize any two problems seen in the community and write them in brief.
Poor sanitation: Generally community lack proper cleanliness and drainage system and no dumping sites.
Lack of clean drinking water: The source of water is polluted due to human activities and use of chemical fertilizers.
Lack of clean drinking water: The source of water is polluted due to human activities and use of chemical fertilizers.
13. Write down any two measures to be safe from rickets.
• Get enough sunlight.
• Eat foods rich in calcium and vitamin D.
• Eat foods rich in calcium and vitamin D.
14. First aid is a temporary treatment. Justify this statement.
First aid provides immediate care to prevent worsening. It is given at the time of emergency when no medical persons are available. It is not a complete professional medical treatment.
15. What are the differences between drill and PT?
| Drill | PT |
|---|---|
| Drill focuses on discipline and coordination | PT focuses on physical fitness and health. |
| Command is necessary | Can be done individually |
16. Explain on two methods of giving kho in brief.
Cross step method: In this method, Kho is given by tapping a teammate who is sitting facing the opposite direction.
Proximal method: In this method, Kho is given using the same hand and the same knee, whether the player moves to the right or left.
Proximal method: In this method, Kho is given using the same hand and the same knee, whether the player moves to the right or left.
17. Yoga is also a medical system. Justify the statement.
Yoga improves physical and mental health, helps prevent diseases, and promotes overall well-being. It is the science and art of organizing life for healthy people.
18. Balance is also a rule among various rules of the art. Clarify this statement.
Balance in art means focuses on organization of structural elements of art or design. It works along with unity, proportion, emphasis and rhythm in artwork. Balancing makes the art look beautiful so it is considered as an important rule of arts.
19. Mention any two phases to make collage.
• Collecting materials.
• Arranging and pasting them on a surface.
• Arranging and pasting them on a surface.
20. There are similarities between taal used in kyali and selo dance. Clarify.
They both use rhythmic patterns and beats to coordinate dance movements. The 8 beats of this both taal is divided into 2 divisions of 4 beats each.
Group 'C' (Long answer questions)
21. Mention any four measures to solve the health problems seen in your community.
Any four measures to solve the health problems seen in my community are:
• Promote sanitation and hygiene.
• Provide clean drinking water.
• Conduct health education programs.
• Improve access to health services.
• Promote sanitation and hygiene.
• Provide clean drinking water.
• Conduct health education programs.
• Improve access to health services.
22. Show any four differences between testes and ovaries.
| Testes | Ovaries |
|---|---|
| Male reproductive organ | Female reproductive organ |
| Produce sperm | Produce eggs |
| Produce testosterone hormone | Produce estrogen and progesterone |
| Located outside the body | Located inside the body |
23. Write any four roles of the consumer to protect consumer's health.
Any four roles of the consumer to protect consumer's health are:
• Check expiry dates before buying products.
• Avoid adulterated or fake products.
• Buy from trusted sellers.
• Follow proper storage and usage instructions.
• Check expiry dates before buying products.
• Avoid adulterated or fake products.
• Buy from trusted sellers.
• Follow proper storage and usage instructions.
24. Show any four differences between volleyball and football.
| Volleyball | Football |
|---|---|
| Played with hands | Played with feet |
| Court size: 18m x 9m | Field size: about 100m x 64m |
| Team size: 6 players | Team size: 11 players |
| Scoring by rally points | Scoring by goals |
25. There is a massive importance of music in human life. Justify this statement.
• Music helps express emotions and relieve stress.
• It promotes cultural identity and social bonding.
• Music improves mental health and concentration.
• It is used in celebrations and rituals, enriching life.
• It promotes cultural identity and social bonding.
• Music improves mental health and concentration.
• It is used in celebrations and rituals, enriching life.
SET 4 BLE MODEL QUESTIONS 2082
Group 'A' (Very short questions)
1. What do you mean by axon?
Axon is the long fiber of a nerve cell that carries impulses away from the cell body.
2. What is mental health?
Mental health is the state of well-being in which a person can deal with stresses and work productively.
3. Anemia is caused due to deficiency of which component of blood?
Anemia is caused due to deficiency of hemoglobin in the blood.
4. Write down the full form of FSH.
FSH stands for Follicle Stimulating Hormone.
5. What is diabetes?
Diabetes is a disease where the body cannot regulate sugar level in blood.
6. Write any one cause of malnutrition.
One cause of malnutrition is lack of balanced diet.
7. Clarify the meaning of disperse.
Disperse is given for a short break.
8. What is the length of a football ground?
The length of a football ground is about 100 meters.
9. What do you mean by formal balance in a picture?
Formal balance means both sides of a picture are symmetrical and evenly balanced.
10. What do you mean by Saptak?
Saptak stands for a series of seven notes Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha and Ni.
Group 'B' (Short answer questions)
11. Write any two important causes of malnutrition.
• Poor dietary habits.
• Lack of knowledge about nutrition.
• Lack of knowledge about nutrition.
12. Why is pancreas called a mixed gland? Clarify.
Pancreas is called a mixed gland because it produces digestive enzymes (exocrine function) and hormones like insulin (endocrine function).
13. Mention any two measures to manage menstrual hygiene.
Use clean and dry menstrual pads. Change pads regularly to prevent infection.
14. There is a legal provision of drugs abuse. Clarify the statement.
Narcotic Drugs (Control) Act. 2033 has listed the narcotic drugs and stated the penalty provisions for those people who commit the prohibited acts such as the use, sale, and distribution of drugs.
15. Mention any two differences between Bhramari and Vastrika Pranayama.
| Bhramari | Vastrika |
|---|---|
| Bhramari involves humming sound during exhalation | Vastrika involves forceful inhalation and exhalation. |
| Bhramari calms the mind | Vastrika energizes the body. |
16. Write any two things to be considered while playing any game.
• Follow the rules of the game.
• Maintain sportsmanship and respect others.
• Maintain sportsmanship and respect others.
17. Game helps to promote team spirit. Justify the statement.
Games require players to work together, communicate, and support each other, which builds team spirit. Games help develop coordination and cooperation between/among friends.
18. What are the differences between folk dance and classical dance?
| Folk Dance | Classical Dance |
|---|---|
| It is related to local culture and tradition. | It is based on ancient scriptures and classical rules. |
| Performed during festivals and social occasions | Performed on stage with formal training. |
| Simple movements and steps. | Complex and well-defined movements. |
| Follow simple rules. | Follow complex rules and mudra. |
19. How is sarangi played? Explain.
Sarangi is a traditional Nepali musical instrument. It is played by holding it vertically and resting it on the lap. The strings are rubbed with a bow made of horsehair. The fingers press the strings from the side to produce different musical notes.
20. What are the differences between sthyai and Antara? Clarify with two logics
| Sthayi | Antara |
|---|---|
| It is the first and main part of a song. | It is the second part of a song. |
| It is sung repeatedly. | It is sung once or twice between sthayi repetitions. |
Group 'C' (Long answer questions)
21. Name any four glands and write a function of each.
Any four glands are along with their functions are:
• Pituitary gland – Controls other glands of the body.
• Thyroid gland – Regulates metabolism and growth.
• Adrenal gland – Helps in stress management.
• Pancreas – Controls blood sugar level.
• Pituitary gland – Controls other glands of the body.
• Thyroid gland – Regulates metabolism and growth.
• Adrenal gland – Helps in stress management.
• Pancreas – Controls blood sugar level.
22. Mention any four major causes of mental health problems.
Any four causes of mental health problems are:
• Stress and anxiety
• Family problems
• Substance abuse (alcohol, drugs)
• Unemployment or financial problems
• Stress and anxiety
• Family problems
• Substance abuse (alcohol, drugs)
• Unemployment or financial problems
23. Make a list of any four measures to make home, a safe living place.
Any four measures to make home a safe living place are:
• Keep electrical wiring safe and well maintained.
• Use proper locks on doors and windows.
• Keep harmful chemicals away from children.
• Maintain cleanliness to prevent diseases
• Keep electrical wiring safe and well maintained.
• Use proper locks on doors and windows.
• Keep harmful chemicals away from children.
• Maintain cleanliness to prevent diseases
24. Nepal is the country with great opportunities of sports tourism. Clarify.
Nepal has high mountains, rivers, hills, and diverse geography which provide great opportunities for sports tourism. Activities like trekking, mountaineering, rafting, paragliding, bungee jumping, and rock climbing attract many foreign tourists. Famous peaks like Mt. Everest make Nepal a world-renowned destination for adventure sports.
25. Mention the methods of exercising any two types of taal.
Khyali taal is exercised by keeping a steady rhythm using hand movements. It is practiced by clapping both hands together on every beat in a continuous and uniform manner.
Keharwa taal is done by using claps and khali (wave). Clap on the 1st beat and Wave (khali) on the 5th beat. The remaining beats are counted by maintaining the hand movement rhythmically.
Keharwa taal is done by using claps and khali (wave). Clap on the 1st beat and Wave (khali) on the 5th beat. The remaining beats are counted by maintaining the hand movement rhythmically.
SET 5 BLE MODEL QUESTIONS 2082
Group 'A' (Very short questions)
1. Mention the main function of vagina.
It serves as the passage during delivery, menstruation and sexual intercourse.
2. What do you mean by depression?
Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest.
3. Which vitamin deficiency causes night blindness?
Vitamin A deficiency.
4. What is included in the ABC method?
A stands for Airway, B for Breathing, and C for Circulation.
5. Introduce the temporary devices used in family planning with examples.
Contraceptive devices used for a fixed period are called temporary devices. Examples Condoms, Copper T (IUD), Pills, and Depo-Provera injections.
6. Which gland is known as emergency gland? Why?
The Adrenal gland is called emergency gland because it secretes adrenaline which prepares the body to face emergency situations (fight or flight).
7. Mention one adventurous activity that can be done in Nepal.
Paragliding .
8. What is the meaning of Pranayama?
Pranayama is the practice of breath control in Yoga with the help of deep inhale and exhale.
9. What do you mean by printmaking?
Printmaking is an artistic process of creating imprints by transferring ink onto a surface like paper.
10. What is character acting?
Character acting is the presentation of acting that imitates a person.
Group 'B' (Short answer questions)
11. Write down any two functions of uterus.
The major functions of uterus are as follows:
• To regulate menstrual cycle
• To receive the fertilized egg after fertilization
• To regulate menstrual cycle
• To receive the fertilized egg after fertilization
12. Why is community health important?
Community health is important because it prevents the spread of communicable diseases, ensures a clean environment, and promotes the overall well-being of the society.
13. Mention any two measures of safe abortion.
• Using Medical Abortion pills should be taken under a doctor's supervision.
• Surgical abortion must only be performed by trained medical personnel in a sterile environment.
• Surgical abortion must only be performed by trained medical personnel in a sterile environment.
14. Sexually transmitted infections are increasing nowadays. Prove the statement.
Factors such as unprotected sex, multiple sexual partners, lack of awareness among youth, and social stigma preventing treatment have led to increase in STI.
15. What type of activity is athletics? Explain in short.
The combined form of activities associated with walking, running, jumping and throwing is called athletics
16. Write any two things to be considered while playing kabaddi.
• Players must chant "Kabaddi" continuously (cant) without breaking breath.
• The anti-raiders become the raiders and vice-versa simultaneously.
• The anti-raiders become the raiders and vice-versa simultaneously.
17. How is practice of sukshma kriya done?
Sukshma kriya involves loosening the joints and muscles through gentle rotations and movements, starting from the toes/ankles up to the neck and head, to warm up the body.
18. Western art trend had been started from Rana dynasty in Nepali art. Clarify.
During the Rana regime, various artists received academic training and graduated in fine arts abroad. Juddha Kala Pathsala was established. They introduced realism, oil painting techniques, and portraits etc.
19. How is construction work done with wire? Write.
Wire construction involves bending, twisting, and joining wires using pliers to create 3D skeletal structures, figures, or abstract shapes.
20. There is multi-dimensional importance of music in human life. Prove this statement.
Music has been used in all rituals from birth to death. It provides entertainment, relieves stress (psychological), preserves culture (social), enhances brain development (cognitive), and is used in therapies and rituals (spiritual). So, it is has multidimensional importance.
Group 'C' (Long answer questions)
21. What should be done to be safe from cancer? Write any four preventive measures.
Any four preventive measures to be safe from cancer are:
• Avoid tobacco and alcohol.
• Maintain a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
• Exercise regularly and maintain healthy body weight.
• Protect skin from excessive sun exposure.
• Avoid tobacco and alcohol.
• Maintain a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
• Exercise regularly and maintain healthy body weight.
• Protect skin from excessive sun exposure.
22. Show any four differences between marasmus and kwashiorkor.
| Marasmus | Kwashiorkor |
|---|---|
| Caused by deficiency of both protein and calories | Caused mainly by protein deficiency. |
| Child looks like an old man (wasted muscles) | Child has a typical face and pot belly. |
| No swelling of limbs | Swelling (edema) present in legs/hands. |
| Usually occurs in infants under 1 year | Usually occurs in children 1-5 years. |
23. Present any four suggestions for good mental health.
Any four suggestions for good mental health are:
• Engage in regular physical exercise and yoga.
• Share feelings with trusted friends or family.
• Get adequate sleep and a balanced diet.
• Practice stress management techniques like meditation.
• Engage in regular physical exercise and yoga.
• Share feelings with trusted friends or family.
• Get adequate sleep and a balanced diet.
• Practice stress management techniques like meditation.
24. At present, the craze of young generation is on cricket game. Justify the statement.
Cricket game is rapidly modified from 5 days test match to T20 match, which is fast and entertaining. Cricket's popularity has exploded in Nepal due to the success of the national team in international tournaments. Youths often play in open spaces, several cricket academies are growing, and viewership of leagues like NPL and CAN matches is very high among the youth. Recent qualification in T20 world cup by Nepal significantly increase craze.
25. Write the concept of quick sketch and show any two examples of its exercise.
Quick sketch is the practice of drawing the gestures and postures of figures. Here only the basic essence of a subject is drawn without any major details. It is drawn rapidly to mark the outline.
Examples: 1) Sketching a moving animal to capture its motion.
2) Drawing a person’s pose in 30 seconds to study body balance and proportion.
Examples: 1) Sketching a moving animal to capture its motion.
2) Drawing a person’s pose in 30 seconds to study body balance and proportion.
SET 6 BLE MODEL QUESTIONS 2082
Group 'A' (Very short questions)
1. What is the group of external female reproductive system known as?
The group of external female reproductive system is known as Vulva.
2. Define Ecosan toilet.
The Eco-San toilet is a closed system that does not need water and is based on the principle of recovery and recycling of nutrients from excreta
3. Which disease is caused due to the deficiency of vitamin D?
Rickets.
4. What do you mean by abortion?
Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy by removing or expelling an embryo or fetus before it can survive outside the uterus.
5. What is meant by altitude sickness?
The respiratory problem that is caused by low oxygen levels in the air at high altitudes is called altitude sickness.
6. Write down the does and don'ts of women during menstruation.
Do: Maintain hygiene and eat iron-rich food.
Don't: Use dirty cloths or stay in unhygienic situation.
Don't: Use dirty cloths or stay in unhygienic situation.
7. What is athletics?
The combined form of activities associated with walking, running, jumping and throwing is called athletics
8. What do you mean by Halasana?
The yoga posture in which the body is kept as the pose of a tilting plough in the final position is called halasana.
9. Mention an element of art.
Balance in art.
10. Give one example of folk song.
Deuda in far western part of Nepal.
Group 'B' (Short answer questions)
11. Write down any two functions of pancreas.
Any two functions of pancreas are:
• It controls amount of sugar in blood.
• It secretes various digestive enzymes.
• It controls amount of sugar in blood.
• It secretes various digestive enzymes.
12. Drug abuse is the great problem among youth. Why?
Drug abuse is a great problem among youths because youth are often driven by peer pressure, curiosity, stress, or lack of guidance, leading them to experiment with drugs, resulting in addiction.
13. Mention any two measures of minimizing the problem caused by micronutrient deficiency disorder.
1) Food fortification (e.g., iodized salt).
2) Consuming a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals.
2) Consuming a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals.
14. First aid is useful everywhere. Prove the statement.
Accidents can happen at home, school, or on the road. First aid provides immediate care that can save lives, prevent conditions from worsening, and promote recovery before professional help arrives. Therefore, it is useful everywhere.
15. What is the relationship between attention and stand at ease? Clarify.
Attention is the position of readiness and alertness, while Stand at ease is the position of relaxation. One always moves to "Stand at ease" from "Attention" and returns to "Attention" before executing a new command. Hence they are related.
16. Mention any two general rules of long jump.
1) The jump must be made from behind the takeoff line.
2) The distance is measured from the takeoff line to the nearest landing mark.
2) The distance is measured from the takeoff line to the nearest landing mark.
17. What are the similarities between volleyball and football?
Both are team sports played with a ball, involve offense and defense strategies, require physical stamina, and have a specific court/field with boundary lines.
18. Present a paragraph of any song that is sung in Jhyaure taal.
"Resham Firiri, Resham Firiri,
Udera Jaau Ki Danda Ma Bhanjyang
Resham Firiri..."
Udera Jaau Ki Danda Ma Bhanjyang
Resham Firiri..."
19. Write the ways to make shapes of various things through carving method.
After preparing the object, the design is sketched using carbon paper to make an outline on it. Unwanted material is cut slowly and gradually until the pattern is formed, then refined and smoothed with tools.
20. Character acting is a strong art. Clarify this statement.
Character Acting is a strong art because the actor must completely suppress their own personality to display the physical, vocal, and emotional traits of a different character.
Group 'C' (Long answer questions)
21. Mention any four major organs of male reproductive system and write one function of each.
Any four major organs of male reproductive system are: testes, epididymis, vas deferens and penis. the functions of each of them are:
• Testes: Produce sperm and testosterone.
• Epididymis: Stores and matures sperm.
• Vas Deferens: Transports sperm from epididymis to urethra.
• Penis: Deposits sperm into the female reproductive tract.
• Testes: Produce sperm and testosterone.
• Epididymis: Stores and matures sperm.
• Vas Deferens: Transports sperm from epididymis to urethra.
• Penis: Deposits sperm into the female reproductive tract.
22. Write down any four causes behind observing world breast feeding day every year.
Malnutrition in infants is common. Adequate breast feeding alone can prevent malnutrition in infants. Due to this, World Breast Feeding Day is observed every year
1) To raise awareness about the benefits of breastfeeding for infant health.
2) To protect mothers' health (reduces cancer risk).
3) To encourage exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months.
4) To educate working mothers on how to continue breastfeeding.
1) To raise awareness about the benefits of breastfeeding for infant health.
2) To protect mothers' health (reduces cancer risk).
3) To encourage exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 months.
4) To educate working mothers on how to continue breastfeeding.
23. The number of heart patients is rising nowadays. Write any four controlling measures of it.
Unhealthy habits are linked to heart disease. Avoiding such habits can minimize CVD. Some controlling measures of heart disease are as follows:
1) Regular physical exercise.
2) Eating a heart-healthy diet (low fat, low salt).
3) Avoiding smoking and alcohol.
4) Managing stress and regular health checkups.
1) Regular physical exercise.
2) Eating a heart-healthy diet (low fat, low salt).
3) Avoiding smoking and alcohol.
4) Managing stress and regular health checkups.
24. Why is it said, "Do Yoga, Be Healthy"? Clarify.
The body and mind can be kept healthy by performing yoga regularly. It is the science and art of organizing life for healthy people. Yoga combines physical postures (asanas), breathing (pranayama), and meditation. This approach strengthens the body, improves flexibility, boosts immunity, reduces stress, and creates mental peace, leading to overall health.
25. Present a practice of playing songs learned in harmonium or keyboard.
• Place fingers on the keys (Sa-Re-Ga-Ma...).
• Identify the major or minor scale to be used.
• Practice the scale (Sargam) first.
• Then play a simple song like the National Anthem. For example, in the national anthem of Nepal, “Sayaun Thunga Phulka Hami,” both Kamal (sharp) Ga and Komal (flat) notes are used.
• Identify the major or minor scale to be used.
• Practice the scale (Sargam) first.
• Then play a simple song like the National Anthem. For example, in the national anthem of Nepal, “Sayaun Thunga Phulka Hami,” both Kamal (sharp) Ga and Komal (flat) notes are used.