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Question 1Single Answer

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Question 2Single Answer

Shooting sports trace their origins primarily to which ancient activity used for both hunting and military purposes?

A
Sword fighting
B
Javelin
C
Spear throwing
D
Archery

Question 3Single Answer

Organized target shooting competitions in Europe began to formalize in which century with the use of firearms?

A
14th century
B
16th century
C
15th century
D
18th century

Question 4Single Answer

The transition of shooting from military training to a civilian sport was greatly influenced by the formation of rifle associations after which war?

A
Napoleonic Wars
B
Crimean War
C
World War I
D
American Civil War

Question 5Single Answer

The National Rifle Association of the United Kingdom was founded in 1859 primarily to promote marksmanship after which conflict highlighted poor shooting skills?

A
Boer War
B
Crimean War
C
World War II
D
Franco-Prussian War

Question 6Single Answer

Shooting was included in the very first modern Olympic Games held in which year?

A
1894
B
1896
C
1900
D
1904

Question 7Single Answer

At the inaugural 1896 Athens Olympics, how many shooting events were contested?

A
5
B
3
C
8
D
10

Question 8Single Answer

Shooting has been absent from only one Summer Olympics edition since 1

Question 9Single Answer

Which one?

A
1904 St. Louis
B
1932 Los Angeles
C
1928 Amsterdam
D
1940 Tokyo (cancelle

Question 10Single Answer

The predecessor to the ISSF was founded in 1907 under what name?

A
World Shooting Confederation
B
Fédération Internationale de Tir
C
Union Internationale de Tir (UIT)
D
International Rifle Union

Question 11Single Answer

The ISSF officially changed its name from UIT to ISSF in which year?

A
1980
B
1992
C
1998
D
2000

Question 12Single Answer

Where is the current headquarters of the ISSF located?

A
Lausanne, Switzerland
B
Rome, Italy
C
Vienna, Austria
D
Munich, Germany

Question 13Single Answer

Who is the current President of the ISSF (mandate 2022–2026)?

A
Olegario Vázquez Raña
B
Alexander Ratner
C
Luciano Rossi
D
Gary Anderson

Question 14Single Answer

The ISSF is recognized by the IOC as the sole international federation for which Olympic shooting disciplines?

A
Rifle, pistol, and shotgun only
B
All Olympic shooting disciplines
C
Rifle, pistol, shotgun, and running target
D
All rifle and pistol events

Question 15Single Answer

The primary function of the ISSF is to?

A
Organize national championships
B
Manage doping control only
C
Establish technical rules, sanction international competitions, and promote shooting worldwide
D
Select Olympic athletes

Question 16Single Answer

The NRAI (National Rifle Association of Indi

A
was founded in which year to promote shooting sports in India?

Question 17Single Answer

As of 2025–2026, who is the President of the NRAI?

A
Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo
B
Raninder Singh
C
Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore
D
Abhishek Verma

Question 18Single Answer

NRAI is the national federation affiliated to ISSF for which shooting disciplines in India?

A
Archery and air guns only
B
Only 10m air events
C
Rifle, pistol, and shotgun
D
Only shotgun

Question 19Single Answer

Which body acts as the national governing body for shooting in India and selects teams for ISSF events?

A
Sports Authority of India (SAI)
C
Indian Olympic Association (IO
D
NRAI

Question 20Single Answer

IOC protocols require ISSF to ensure gender equality in shooting events, leading to the introduction of how many mixed team events at Tokyo 2020?

Question 21Single Answer

Mixed team shooting events were first introduced at the Olympics in which edition?

A
Rio 2016
B
Tokyo 2020
C
Paris 2024
D
Beijing 2008

Question 22Single Answer

At Paris 2024, how many shooting events were contested in total?

A
12
B
15
C
18
D
10

Question 23Single Answer

The transition from paper targets to electronic scoring systems in ISSF events began significantly in which decade?

A
1970s
B
2000s
C
1990s
D
1980s

Question 24Single Answer

The SIUS Ascor electronic target system is officially approved by ISSF for?

A
10m air events only
B
All ISSF disciplines (phase III approval)
C
Shotgun only
D
50m rifle only

Question 25Single Answer

SIUS Ascor is the official results provider for which major competitions?

A
National championships only
B
Commonwealth Games only
C
Asian Games only
D
ISSF World Championships and Olympic qualification events

Question 26Single Answer

The main advantage of SIUS Ascor electronic targets over paper is?

A
Lower cost
B
No advantage
C
Easier setup
D
Instant scoring, higher accuracy, and real-time data transmission

Question 27Single Answer

Mixed team events in shooting were introduced to promote?

A
More medals for men
B
Gender balance and equality in Olympic programme
C
Reduce events
D
Increase costs

Question 28Single Answer

In Paris 2024, which mixed team shotgun event replaced mixed trap?

A
Mixed skeet
B
Mixed double trap
C
Mixed sporting clays
D
No replacement

Question 29Single Answer

The ISSF General Assembly is the?

A
Anti-doping unit
B
Executive committee
C
Technical committee only
D
Highest decision-making body

Question 30Single Answer

The ISSF Executive Committee is chaired by?

A
Secretary General
B
President
C
Vice-President
D
Treasurer

Question 31Single Answer

NRAI functions under the oversight of which ministry in India?

A
Ministry of Defence
B
Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports
C
Ministry of Home Affairs
D
No ministry

Question 32Single Answer

IOC protocols require ISSF to comply with?

A
Olympic Charter and Agenda 2020+5 reforms
B
No protocols
C
National laws only
D
Ignore

Question 33Single Answer

Shooting evolved from military musketry practice in which European country in the late 15th century?

A
Switzerland
B
France
C
Germany
D
England

Question 34Single Answer

The first national shooting federation-like body in the world was formed in?

A
USA
B
Germany
C
UK
D
Switzerland

Question 35Single Answer

In early Olympics, shooting events were heavily influenced by?

A
Shotguns
B
Hunting rifles
C
Air guns
D
Military rifle standards

Question 36Single Answer

The ISSF was originally established to?

A
Sell firearms
B
Standardize rules for international shooting competitions
C
Train coaches
D
Organize national events

Question 37Single Answer

The ISSF currently has how many member federations?

A
100
B
50
C
Over 150
D
200

Question 38Single Answer

NRAI was initially founded to promote?

A
Military training only
B
Shooting as a sport in independent India
C
Archery
D
No promotion

Question 39Single Answer

The first Indian shooter to win an Olympic medal in shooting was?

A
Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore (silver, Athens 2004)
B
Abhinav Bindra (gold, Beijing 2008)
C
Gagan Narang
D
Manu Bhaker

Question 40Single Answer

Mixed team events at Olympics are shot in?

A
No final
B
Separate qualification
C
Qualification + final format with combined scores
D
Individual only

Question 41Single Answer

SIUS Ascor systems use which technology for scoring?

A
Paper only
B
Acoustic and optical sensors
C
Laser only
D
Manual

Question 42Single Answer

The ISSF World Championships are held every?

A
Year
B
Four years
C
Two years (odd years)
D
Five years

Question 43Single Answer

IOC requires gender parity in shooting, achieved by?

A
Replacing some men's events with mixed teams
B
Adding more women's events
C
Removing shotgun
D
No change

Question 44Single Answer

In early 20th century Olympics, running target events simulated?

A
No simulation
B
Stationary only
C
Military moving targets
D
Hunting

Question 45Single Answer

The ISSF President chairs?

A
General Assembly, Council, and Executive Committee
B
Technical committee only
C
No chair
D
Doping panel

Question 46Single Answer

Para boxing is classified under which impairment group primarily?

A
Physical and visual impairments
B
Physical impairments only
C
Intellectual impairments only
D
Hearing impairments

Question 47Single Answer

The current IBA Para Boxing Classification system uses how many sport classes?

A
5 classes
B
11 classes (1 to 11)
C
15 classes
D
8 classes

Question 48Single Answer

In IBA Para Boxing, classes are numbered from?

A
Only even numbers
B
Highest impairment (Class 1) to lowest (Class 11)
C
No numbering logic
D
Lowest impairment (Class 1) to highest impairment (Class 11)

Question 49Single Answer

Class 1 in IBA Para Boxing generally represents boxers with?

A
Minimal eligible impairment
B
Most severe eligible impairment
C
Intellectual impairment only
D
No impairment

Question 50Single Answer

Class 11 in IBA Para Boxing is typically assigned to athletes with?

A
No impairment
B
Minimal impairment
C
Most severe physical or visual impairment
D
Only intellectual disability

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Question 51Single Answer

The primary purpose of classification in para boxing is to?

A
Ignore impairment
B
Increase difficulty
C
Reduce number of participants
D
Ensure fair and equitable competition

Question 52Single Answer

Para boxing classification is based on?

A
Gender only
B
Age only
C
Weight only
D
Impairment severity and its impact on boxing activity

Question 53Single Answer

Which type of impairment is NOT currently included in IBA Para Boxing?

A
Intellectual impairment
B
Physical impairment
C
Visual impairment
D
Hearing impairment

Question 54Single Answer

The classification process in para boxing involves?

A
Medical diagnostic assessment + functional sports-specific evaluation
B
Only medical diagnosis
C
No functional test
D
Self-declaration

Question 55Single Answer

In para boxing, the Minimum Impairment Criteria (MIc) must be met to?

A
Win a medal
B
Be eligible for classification
C
Change weight class
D
Compete in able-bodied events

Question 56Single Answer

The primary energy system used during the first 6–10 seconds of a high-intensity boxing exchange is?

A
Fat metabolism
B
Glycolytic system
C
Oxidative system
D
ATP-PC (phosphagen) system

Question 57Single Answer

During a 3-minute boxing round, the predominant energy contribution comes from?

A
Anaerobic lactic (glycolytic) system
B
ATP-PC only
C
Aerobic only
D
Fat oxidation

Question 58Single Answer

The recovery between rounds in boxing relies mainly on?

A
Aerobic (oxidative) system to clear lactate
B
Anaerobic system
C
No recovery
D
Phosphagen only

Question 59Single Answer

In biomechanics of punching, the greatest force is generated by?

A
Arm only
B
Sequential summation from legs = hips = trunk = shoulder = arm
C
Shoulder only
D
No summation

Question 60Single Answer

The kinetic chain in boxing punch delivery starts from?

A
Hand
B
Ground reaction force through the legs
C
Head
D
No chain

Question 61Single Answer

Kinesiology principle of stretch-shortening cycle is most evident in?

A
Counter-punch after slipping
B
Jab only
C
Static punch
D
Slow hook

Question 62Single Answer

Sports psychology – motivation in boxing is best maintained through?

A
No goals
B
Punishment
C
Goal setting theory (specific, measurable, achievable goals)
D
Extrinsic rewards only

Question 63Single Answer

Resilience in boxers is developed by?

A
Fixed mindset
B
Growth mindset and post-failure reflection
C
Avoiding failure
D
No reflection

Question 64Single Answer

Anxiety management technique most used before bouts is?

A
Progressive muscle relaxation and diaphragmatic breathing
B
Caffeine overload
C
No technique
D
High arousal

Question 65Single Answer

Nutrition – pre-bout meal for a boxer should be consumed?

A
30 minutes before
B
2–4 hours before, high carbohydrate, moderate protein, low fat
C
No meal
D
High fat

Sports Science

Question 66Single Answer

The primary function of the cardiovascular system during swimming is to?

A
Deliver oxygen and nutrients to working muscles and remove waste products
B
Only regulate body temperature
C
Produce energy directly
D
Control breathing rate

Question 67Single Answer

The heart structure responsible for pumping oxygenated blood to the body is the?

A
Right atrium
B
Left ventricle
C
Left atrium
D
Right ventricle

Question 68Single Answer

During swimming, blood flow is redistributed to prioritize?

A
Working skeletal muscles and skin (for heat dissipation)
B
Digestive system
C
Brain only
D
Kidneys only

Question 69Single Answer

Stroke volume in trained swimmers increases due to?

A
No increase
B
Decreased heart rate
C
Reduced blood volume
D
Greater ventricular filling and stronger contraction

Question 70Single Answer

The respiratory pathway during swimming includes?

A
Direct to lungs
B
Only mouth breathing
C
No pathway
D
Nose/mouth = pharynx = larynx = trachea = bronchi = alveoli

Question 71Single Answer

Tidal volume in trained swimmers at rest is approximately?

A
100–200 mL
B
500–700 mL
C
2000 mL
D
5000 mL

Question 72Single Answer

Vital capacity is the maximum volume of air that can be?

A
Held in lungs
B
Inhaled only
C
Exhaled after maximum inhalation
D
No capacity

Question 73Single Answer

The neuromuscular system in swimming controls?

A
Breathing only
B
Only heart rate
C
Muscle contraction and coordination of strokes
D
No control

Question 74Single Answer

A motor unit consists of?

A
No fibres
B
Multiple neurons
C
One motor neuron and all the muscle fibres it innervates
D
Only fibres

Question 75Single Answer

Muscle spindles are sensory receptors that detect?

A
pH
B
Force only
C
Temperature
D
Changes in muscle length and rate of stretch

Question 76Single Answer

An acute response to swimming exercise is?

A
Long-term adaptation
B
Immediate increase in heart rate and ventilation
C
No response
D
Decreased HR

Question 77Single Answer

A long-term physiological adaptation to endurance swimming is?

A
Increased stroke volume and mitochondrial density
B
Decreased capillary density
C
Reduced blood volume
D
No adaptation

Question 78Single Answer

Physiological fatigue during high-intensity swimming is mainly caused by?

A
Accumulation of hydrogen ions and depletion of phosphocreatine
B
No accumulation
C
Increased oxygen
D
Decreased lactate

Question 79Single Answer

Recovery from fatigue involves?

A
Increased fatigue
B
No recovery
C
Restoration of ATP-CP, clearance of lactate and re-oxygenation
D
Only rest

Question 80Single Answer

The ATP-CP system is the dominant energy pathway for efforts lasting?

A
2–10 minutes
B
10–120 seconds
C
0–10 seconds
D
>10 minutes

Question 81Single Answer

Anaerobic glycolysis (lactate system) is dominant during efforts of?

A
10 seconds to ~2 minutes
B
0–10 seconds
C
2–10 minutes
D
Hours

Question 82Single Answer

The aerobic metabolism becomes the primary contributor during efforts lasting?

A
1–2 minutes
B
0–10 seconds
C
10–60 seconds
D
Longer than ~2–3 minutes

Question 83Single Answer

The lactate threshold is the intensity at which?

A
Oxygen only used
B
No accumulation
C
Lactate decreases
D
Blood lactate begins to accumulate rapidly (>4 mmol/L)

Question 84Single Answer

Lactate threshold training improves?

A
Ability to sustain higher speeds without rapid fatigue
B
Sprint speed only
C
No improvement
D
Recovery only

Question 85Single Answer

In swimming pools, lactate threshold is often monitored by?

A
Heart rate only
B
No monitoring
C
Blood lactate sampling or pace-based time trials
D
RPE only

Question 86Single Answer

Altitude training induces?

A
Increased red blood cell production and oxygen-carrying capacity
B
Decreased capacity
C
No change
D
Reduced training

Question 87Single Answer

The main physiological benefit of altitude training is?

A
No benefit
B
Improved aerobic performance upon return to sea level
C
Decreased VO2max
D
Faster sprint

Question 88Single Answer

Thermoregulation in water is challenging because water has?

A
High thermal conductivity (heat loss 25× faster than air)
B
Low conductivity
C
No conductivity
D
Same as air

Question 89Single Answer

In cold water, swimmers can experience?

A
Hyperthermia
B
Hypothermia and reduced performance
C
No effect
D
Increased power

Question 90Single Answer

The Female Athlete Triad consists of?

A
Only energy deficiency
B
High energy, normal cycle, high bone density
C
No triad
D
Energy deficiency, menstrual dysfunction and low bone mineral density

General Awareness, Reasoning, Aptitude

Question 91Single Answer

How many such pairs of letters are there in the word ‘CLEANLINESS’ each of the which has as many letters between them in the word as they have in the English alphabet, in the same sequence?

A
Two
B
Three
C
Five
D
Four
E
None of these

Question 92Single Answer

Team A has scored more goals than Team B
Team C has scored fewer goals than Team B
Team A has scored fewer goals than Team C .
If the first two statements are true, the third statement is

A
True
B
False
C
Uncertain
D
None

Question 93Single Answer

Passage :

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z .

Which letter in this alphabet is the eighth letter to the right of the letter and which is tenth letter to the left of the last but one letter of the alphabet ?

Question 94Single Answer

The cash difference between the selling prices of an article at a profit of 4% and 6% is Rs. 3. The ratio of the two selling prices is:__________ ?

A
51:52
B
52:53
C
51:53
D
52:55

Question 95Single Answer

Which of the following numbers is irrational ?

A
√49
B
0.125
C
√2
D
22/7

Question 96Single Answer

Passage :

information given below and answer the question that follow.
The result of an exam is given below. Out of 1000 students who appeared
(i) 658 failed in Physics
(ii) 166 failed in Physics and Chemistry
(iii) 372 failed in Chemistry, 434 failed in Physics and Maths
(iv) 590 failed in Maths, 126 failed in Maths & Chemistry
Find the number of people who failed in (assuming that none is passed in all subjects.

We have the following equations:
a+ b + c + d + e + f + g = 1000
a + b + d + e = 658, b + d = 166
b + d + c + f = 372
d + e = 434 as in the figure.
d + e + f + g = 590, d + f = 126. Find the values

Chemistry but not in Physics.

A
318
B
198
C
213
D
206

Question 97Single Answer

When was the Constituent Assembly of India formed?

A
1946
B
1947
C
1948
D
1950

Question 98Single Answer

Which is the longest river in India?

A
Yamuna
B
Ganges
C
Brahmaputra
D
Godavari

Question 99Single Answer

Who among the following was associated with Enlightenment philosophy?

A
Voltaire
B
Shakespeare
C
Erasmus
D
All of the above

Question 100Single Answer

Which country's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, was assassinated in a joint US-Israel strike in late February 2026?

A
Syria
B
Iraq
C
Lebanon
D
Iran

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