MBOSE Class 10 Question Paper 2022 for Health and Physical Education

Total No. of Printed Pages—12
X/22/HPE

2022

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

( FOR CANDIDATES WITH INTERNAL ASSESSMENT )

Full Marks : 80
Pass Marks : 24

( FOR CANDIDATES WITHOUT INTERNAL ASSESSMENT )

Full Marks : 100
Pass Marks : 30
Time : 3 hours

General Instructions :
(i) The question paper comprises of two Groups :
Group—I and Group—II.
(ii) Question Nos. 1 to 3 of Group—I are objective-type
questions.
(iii) Question No. 4 : Candidates are to draw in the answer
script and to fill the right answer in the diagram.
(iv) Question No. 5 (Match the column) : Candidates are to
copy the words/phrases from Column—A followed by
the answer of Column—B.
(v) Question Nos. 1 to 8 are to be answered by all
candidates.
(vi) Question Nos. 9 to 11 are to be answered by
candidates without internal assessment.
(vii) Candidates with internal assessment should not
answer Question Nos. 9 to 11.
(viii) Allocated marks are indicated against each question.

/7 [ P.T.O.

( 2 )

GROUP—I

( Objective-type Questions )

1. A. Choose and write the most appropriate answer of
the following (any six) : 1×6=6

(a) The original books of Unani system of medicine
are found in

(i) Arabic and Persian languages

(ii) Urdu and Arabic languages

(iii) Sanskrit and Hindi languages

(iv) Sanskrit and Tamil languages

(b) Tuberculosis affects mainly the

(i) kidneys

(ii) heart

(iii) lungs

(iv) pancreas

X/22/HPE/7 [ Contd.

( 3 )

(c) The aspect of maturity which helps you to have
an attractive and charming personanlity is

(i) physical maturity

(ii) intellectual maturity

(iii) emotional maturity

(iv) social maturity

(d) All forms of HIV transmission can be prevented
through

(i) media campaigns and education

(ii) HIV counselling and testing

(iii) antiretroviral treatment

(iv) All of the above

(e) Gonorrhoea is caused by

(i) bacteria

(ii) parasite

(iii) virus

(iv) fungi

X/22/HPE/7 [ P.T.O.

( 4 )

(f) Antibodies are produced in the body to kill
germs and dead germs are swallowed by

(i) red blood cells

(ii) white blood cells

(iii) blood platelets

(iv) plasma

(g) The headquarters of the World Health
Organization (WHO) is in

(i) Geneva

(ii) New Delhi

(iii) Rome

(iv) New York

(h) The Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO)
was established in

(i) 1945

(ii) 1946

(iii) 1947

(iv) 1948

X/22/HPE/7 [ Contd.

( 5 )

B. Fill in the blanks (any six) : 1×6=6

(a) Germs contain certain chemical substances
called _____.

(b) Ships suspected of carrying infection are kept
_____ on its arrival at a port.

(c) _____ sexual behaviour prevents pregnancy.

(d) Teenagers generally feel that their parents treat
them like _____.

(e) During _____, a person sees images that do not
exist.

(f) Make use of the laws protecting _____ against
adulterated and substandard products.

(g) A health mission is aimed at achieving full _____
coverage against childhood diseases for all
children.

(h) The PHCs and sub-centres form a _____ from
which all health services radiate in the rural
areas.

X/22/HPE/7 [ P.T.O.

( 6 )

C. Answer the following questions in one sentence
each (any six) : 1×6=6

(a) What is physical maturity?

(b) What is drug?

(c) How is genital herpes caused?

(d) What is susceptibility?

(e) Give the full form of UNICEF.

(f) What is alcohol?

(g) What is the main objective of WHO?

(h) What is teenage pregnancy?

( Short Answer-type Questions )

2. Answer the following questions briefly (any five) : 2×5=10

(a) Give two important reasons for using drugs without
doctor’s advice.

(b) What are toxoids?

(c) Write down any two qualities in the choice of a bride
by parents.

X/22/HPE/7 [ Contd.

( 7 )

(d) What is the goal of physical education?

(e) What is a caesarean section?

(f) What is the aim of World Health Day?

(g) Write any four benefits that are derived from a joint
family.

3. Answer the following questions in 3–4 sentences each
(any four) : 3×4=12

(a) What is the main objective of the Central Council of
Health?

(b) What are the main aspects of International Health
Regulations?

(c) What are the different aspects of maturity?

(d) Mention any three symptoms of teenage pregnancy.

(e) Define medical quackery.

(f) Define medicine and surgery.

X/22/HPE/7 [ P.T.O.

( 8 )

4. Fill in the name of the writers/founders/inventors in
each of the spaces provided below (any five) : 1×5=5

Chemotherapy Homeopathy

Penicillin Streptomycin

Charaka Samhita Sushruta Samhita

5. Match Column—A with Column—B of the following : 1×5=5

Column—A Column—B

(a) Leucocytes (i) 60,000–1,00,000
population

(b) Immunisation (ii) Medicated shampoo

(c) Depressants (iii) White blood cells

(d) PHC (iv) Preventive measures
against diseases

(e) Pubic lice (v) Bromides

X/22/HPE/7 [ Contd.

( 9 )

6. Using the words in the boxes below, write down the
correct answer against each of the following : 1×5=5

National Family Ayurvedic
Planning Programme System

Quarantine Chlamydia

Universal Mission
Precautions Indradhanush

(a) It is a period during which persons who might
spread an infectious disease (especially travellers)
are kept isolated

(b) Include washing hands and using protective barriers
for direct contact with blood and other body fluids

(c) It can be treated with the help of antibiotics

(d) It is a system of medicines which is based upon
three substances present in the body, i.e., vayu,
pitta and kapha

(e) The programme envisages methods to prevent
unwanted pregnancies, treating sterility cases and
providing maternal and child care services

X/22/HPE/7 [ P.T.O.

( 10 )

7. Answer any one of the following questions : 5

(a) State any five functions of the State Health
Department.

(b) Explain any five dangers of self-medication
(examples not required).

(c) Mention any five false health-related beliefs.

GROUP—II

( Essay-type Questions )

8. Answer the following questions (any two) : 10×2=20

(a) What is maturity? How can we measure one’s
intellectual maturity? 1+(1½×6)=10

(b) Explain any five functions of Primary Health Centre
(PHC). 2×5=10

(c) What are the different categories of drugs? Explain
any two of them. 2+(4×2)=10

(d) What is the full form of HIV? Explain the three key
things that can be done to prevent all forms of HIV
transmission. 1+(3×3)=10

(e) Outline the aims of UNICEF. 2×5=10

X/22/HPE/7 [ Contd.

( 11 )

[ For Candidates without Internal Assessment ]

9. Answer in few words/figures (any five) : 1×5=5

(a) Approximately how many villages come under each
block in India?

(b) Which maturity is very much related to your
emotional maturity?

(c) Who was extremely touched by the plight of the
leprosy patients?

(d) Name the alcohol which is deadly poisonous.

(e) Which important component of narcotics is
commonly available in cough syrups?

(f) Name the world’s largest non-governmental
voluntary organization.

(g) How can syphilis be cured?

10. Answer any five of the following questions briefly : 2×5=10

(a) What is immunity?

(b) What is allergic reaction?

X/22/HPE/7 [ P.T.O.

( 12 )

(c) Who is an alcoholic?

(d) What is drug abuse?

(e) Mention any two expectations of your parents from
you.

(f) What are the main symptoms of tuberculosis?

(g) What is the chief objective of international health
organisations?

11. Answer the following :

Mention any five specific functions of Directorate General
of Health Services. 5

Or

Mention any five symptoms of STI. 5

  

X/22/HPE/7 22K—55520