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What are ball games?  \n(a) games played outdoors (b) games played with a ball (c) games allowed to be played by children  \n2. Which of these is not a ball game? (a) baseball (b) volleyball (c) chess  \n3. To contest possession in football involves    \n(a) pushing and kicking an opponent (b) heading the ball from the hands of the goalkeeper (c) tackling n opponent in possession  \n4. What are food nutrients?  \n(a) the remaining part of food after we have taken our portion  \n(b) the food we give our younger ones to eat  \n(c) a substance we obtain from food that is used in the body to promote growth, maintain and repair of the body  \n5. Which of these foods is a vegetable?  \n(a) okro (b) plantain (c) oil  \n6. What causes kwashiorkor?  \n(a) eating food containing only carbohydrate without enough protein  \n(b) lack of vitamins (c) lack of oil  \n7. Rickets is caused by lack of    \n(a) protein (b) vitamin D (c) vitamin A  \n8. Pellagra is caused by    \n(a) lack of vitamin B3 or macin (b) lack of carbohydrate (c) lack of vitamin E  \n9. Scurvy is a disease caused by    \n(a) lack of water (b) lack of vitamin C (c) lack of meat in diet  \n10. What does rickets cause in those suffering from it? (a) skin infection (b) bone softening leading to skeletal deformities (c) headache and cold  \n11. An advantage of playing indoor basketball is that it helps to burn calories. True/False  \n12. When playing indoor volleyball a pair of knee pads is needed to protect your knees when you hit the floor to makes a play. True/Not true  \n13. A person suffering from kwashiorkor will have a colour change in the skin and hair.  \nTrue/False  \n14. The size of a family can affect the kind of nutrition a family gets. True/Not true  \n15. A small family with good income will have better nutrition. True/Not true  \nSECTION B  \nANSWER ALL QUESTIONS  \n1. List FOUR equipment and facilities used in football.  \n2. 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