Recreation, Camp & Yoga (PTI Paper-II) MCQ Practice

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1A PTI trainee says, "Yoga is mainly a set of stretching postures for flexibility." Which correction best matches the classical and school-physical-education understanding of yoga?

A Yoga is a breathing science in which pranayama replaces all other practices.

B Yoga is an integrated discipline aimed at harmonising body, mind and inner awareness, not merely a flexibility drill.

C Yoga is only a competitive performance system in which posture difficulty is the central objective.

D Yoga is a medical detoxification system whose main purpose is the practice of shatkarma.

2A learner describes Kapalabhati as "deep inhalation, breath-holding, and slow exhalation." Which correction should the PTI make?

A Kapalabhati emphasises rapid, forceful exhalation with normal inhalation; breath-holding is not its main feature.

B Kapalabhati means passing a thread through the nostril to clear the nasal passage.

C Kapalabhati means churning the abdominal muscles from right to left and left to right.

D Kapalabhati is mainly blinkless gazing at a point until tears appear.

3Which layout decision best reflects safe camp organization?

A Arrange all tents, cooking fires and waste pits in one compact cluster.

B Place the kitchen inside the tent area so meals are served faster.

C Keep the first-aid point at the farthest corner to avoid disturbing activities.

D Separate tent lines, kitchen, activity ground, first-aid point, sanitation area and assembly space according to safety and use.

4While planning camp sanitation where fixed toilets are not available, which arrangement is most appropriate?

A Keep the toilet area well away from water sources, food preparation and tent lines, and provide handwashing.

B Place the toilet area close to the kitchen so that supervision is easy.

C Let campers choose any private place because privacy is the only concern.

D Dig the waste pit uphill from the water collection point for quick drainage.

5Which instruction is most appropriate for campfire safety?

A Keep the fire large so that the whole camp remains visible at night.

B Use an established fire ring where permitted, keep the fire away from tents and flammable objects, and have water or other extinguishing material ready.

C Use any dry area for the fire if students can sit around it.

D Leave the fire burning after programme time so campers can return if they feel cold.

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