MBOSE Class 10 Question Paper 2019 for Health and Physical Education New Course

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2019

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

( New Course )

( FOR REGULAR CANDIDATES WITH INTERNAL ASSESSMENT )

Full Marks : 80
Pass Marks : 24

Time : 3 hours

The figures in the margin indicate full marks for the questions

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.
Candidates are to write the full sentence with the correct answer.

(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 of the answer by
Column—B.

(v) Allocated marks are indicated aganist each question.

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GROUP—I
( Objective-type Questions )

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

(a) Which maturity is a very difficult area of growth?

(i) Chronological maturity

(ii) Physical maturity

(iii) Emotional maturity

(iv) Social maturity

(b) The protective foods which control the ability of the
body to produce antibodies are

(i) carbohydrates and proteins

(ii) proteins and vitamins

(iii) vitamins and minerals

(iv) minerals and fats

(c) Early concepts of medicine and surgery were set out
in

(i) Rig Veda

(ii) Yajur Veda

(iii) Sama Veda

(iv) Atharva Veda

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(d) The International Sanitary Regulations were replaced
and renamed as International Health Regulations in
(i) 1965
(ii) 1967
(iii) 1969
(iv) 1971

(e) Syphilis is caused by
(i) bacteria
(ii) fungi
(iii) algae
(iv) virus

(f) Mid-day Meal Programme meets the nutritional needs
of
(i) primary school children
(ii) upper primary school children
(iii) secondary school children
(iv) All of the above

B. Fill in the blanks : 1×6=6

(a) _____ can be identified and distinguished from a
qualified medical practitioner on the basis of his/her
ways of treatment.

(b) A _____ is a manifestation of the infection.

(c) _____ brings major changes in the body.

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(d) _____ counselling is highly important in order to
prevent teenage pregnancy.

(e) A total of _____ districts have been covered under
Mission Indradhanush during the various phases.

(f) The population of India increased approximately at a
rate of _____ per cent per annum.

C. Answer the following questions in one sentence each :1×6=6

(a) What is the basic law of Homeopathy?

(b) Define medicine.

(c) What is puberty?

(d) Define maturity.

(e) What is quarantine?

(f) What is infection?

( Short Answer-type Questions )

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

(a) What are the various sources from which drugs are
obtained?

(b) Mention any four potential co-factors for disease
progression.

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(c) What is allergic reaction?

(d) What are the two reasons for using drugs without doctor’s
advice?

(e) Mention two aspects on which emphasis has been given
through the National Tuberculosis Control Programme.

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

(g) What is the goal of physical education?

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

(a) List three things that parents expect of you.

(b) What are the three pronged strategies which have been
undertaken in National Vector Borne Disease Control
Programme?

(c) Why do social contacts not result in the transmission of
HIV?

(d) What are the different projects carried out by CARE in
India?

(e) Write any three specific functions of the Directorate
General of Health Services.

(f) What is anaphylaxis?

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4. Fill in the year of launching of different National Health
Programmes. 1×5=5
Family Planning Malaria Control
Programme Programme

National Trachoma
Control Programme

National Leprosy Applied Nutrition
Control Programme Programme

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

Column—A Column—B

(a) Genital Herpes (i) Antibiotics

(b) Gonorrhoea (ii) Acyclovir

(c) Pregnant woman with HIV (iii) Medicated shampoo

(d) Genital warts (iv) Antiretroviral

(e) Pubic lice (v) Cryotherapy

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6. Using the words in the boxes below, write down the correct
answer against each sentence : 1×5=5
Codeine Nicotine Amphetamines

Methyl Alcohol Barbiturates Ethyl Alcohol

(a) A category of drugs present in many patent sedatives or
sleeping pills.

(b) Tar-like chemicals present in tobacco products.

(c) An important component of commonly available cough
syrups.

(d) Drug used medically to combat depression in psychiatric
cases.

(e) Alcohol which is toxic and causes blindness and even
death.

7. Attempt any one of the following questions : 5

(a) Suggest any five guidelines for a consumer to select and
utilize various products and services intelligently.

(b) Write any five potential behaviours of teenage pregnancy.

(c) Give five indicators that may be of some assistances in
identifying a quack.

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GROUP—II
( Essay-type Questions )

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

(a) What is Primary Health Centre? Explain any four
functions of Primary Health Centre. 2+8=10

(b) Explain any five requisites which are essential for making
married life happy. 2×5=10

(c) When was AIDS Control Programme launched? What are
its aims? 1+(1½×6)=10

(d) Identify the logo below and write its aims and objectives.
1+(1½×6)=10

HHH

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