adventurous activities

Question 1

Athletics develops the basic skills of any game in physical education. explain.

Answer 1

Athletics plays a crucial role in developing the fundamental skills required for any game in physical education. It enhances speed, agility, strength, endurance, coordination, balance, and flexibility, all of which are essential for various sports. Running and sprinting improve quick reflexes, while events like long-distance running and throwing build stamina and power. Jumping activities enhance balance and flexibility, reducing the risk of injury and improving overall performance. Additionally, athletics fosters discipline, focus, and determination, qualities that are necessary for success in any game. By building these foundational skills, athletics serves as the backbone of physical education, preparing students to excel in a wide range of sports and physical activities.

Question 2

air adventurous activities

Answer 2

the activities that are done in air for entertainment and an exciting experience.

Question 3

bungee jumping

Answer 3

an exhilarating air adventurous activity that involves a person jumping from a great height while connected to a large elastic cord.

Question 4

equipment required for bungee jumping. how is it used?

Answer 4

bungee cord, harness, and rubber cord. A bungee cord is attached to the jumper’s ankle with a harness. A bungee cord is mostly made of multiple strands of rubber and natural latex. Bungee cords are discarded after 500 to 1000 jumps to ensure safety. Two harnesses are attached to the body of the jumper, one to the ankle and another to the body, to increase safety. Some bungee jumping facilities add another safety facility, such as the extra rubber cords, to maximize safety.

Question 5

bungee jumping guidelines

Answer 5

1. There is no strict clothing directive in bungee jumping. Jumpers can wear the clothes in which they feel comfortable. Wearing high heels is not recommended.
2. People with acrophobia are discouraged from undertaking bungee jumping.
3. Jumpers should carefully listen to the jump instructor and trust them.
4. Undertaking bungee jumping with an empty stomach is recommended.
5. Carrying valuable items during bungee jumping is avoided.
6. People with heart-related problems, high blood pressure, physical injuries, and pregnant women are not allowed to undertake bungee jumping.

Question 6

There is potential for adventurous activities and sports tourism in Nepal. justify

Answer 6

Nepal has immense potential for adventurous activities and sports tourism due to its diverse landscapes, ranging from the towering Himalayas to fast-flowing rivers and dense forests. Home to Mount Everest and eight of the world’s 14 highest peaks, Nepal attracts trekkers and mountaineers from around the globe. Popular activities such as paragliding in Pokhara, skydiving over Everest, and zip-lining offer thrilling aerial experiences, while white-water rafting, kayaking, and canyoning in rivers like Trishuli and Bhotekoshi provide exhilarating water adventures. Jungle safaris in Chitwan and Bardiya National Parks allow tourists to explore Nepal’s rich biodiversity. Additionally, the country’s unique cultural heritage, affordability, and welcoming hospitality further enhance its appeal. With a combination of breathtaking landscapes and adrenaline-pumping activities, Nepal has the potential to become a leading global destination for adventure and sports tourism.

Question 7

paragliding

Answer 7

a recreational and competitive air adventure activity of flying paragliders. it is the lightest

Question 8

paragliders

Answer 8

They are lightweight, free-flying, foot-launched glider aircraft with no rigid primary structure.

Question 9

paragliding guidelines

Answer 9

1. Avoid paragliding in commercial plane flight paths.
2. Always layout your parachute correctly, making sure no lines are tangled before you take off.
3. Reversing turns should be made into the wind.
4. Paragliding in developed areas is avoided.
5. People people having heart-related issues, asthma, and pregnant women are not allowed to paraglide.

Question 10

advantages of paragliding

Answer 10

1. it relieves stress
2. It develops concentration and boosts up confidence.
3. It helps improve body balance.
4. It also helps in burning calories in our body.
5. It provides great entertainment and an exciting experience.

Question 11

expain paragliding

Answer 11

In paragliding, the pilot sits in a harness or lies in a cocoon-like pod suspended below a fabric wing. Wing shape is maintained by the suspensio lines, the pressure of air entering vents in front of the wing, and the aerodynamic forces of the air flowing over the outside. By skillful exploitation of sources of lift, the pilot may gain height, often climbing to altitudes of a few thousand meters. Despite not using an engine, paragliding lasts many hours and covers many hundreds of kilometers.

Question 12

ice skating

Answer 12

the self-propulsion and gliding of a person across an ice surface, using metal-bladed ice stakes.

Question 13

explain ice skating

Answer 13

In ice skating, a skate can glide over ice because there is a layer of ice molecules on the surface. These molecules are in a semiliquid state, providing lubrication. A person’s ability to ice skate depends on the roughness of the ice, the design of the ice skate, and the skill and experience of the skater.

Question 14

ice skating guidelines

Answer 14

1. Skaters must wear approved figure skills.
2. male must wear pants or trousers and female must wear tights or trousers
3. Certain types of music are not allowed.
4. Skaters can be disqualified for not following time regulations.
5. Skaters must vary their performers from routine to routine.

Question 15

snow adventurous activities

Answer 15

the activities that are undertaken on snow for entertainment and an exciting experience.

Question 15

parachuting

Answer 15

a method of transiting from a high point in the atmosphere to the surface of the earth with the aid of gravity using a parachute.

Question 16

How is the speed controlled?

Answer 16

A parachute controls the speed during the descent, and the body gradually accelerates to terminal velocity.

Question 17

ice climbing

Answer 17

The snow-adventurous activity of ascending inclined ice formation is called ice climbing. It refers to roped and protected climmbinng of features such as ice falls, frozen waterfalls, cliffs or rock slabs covered with ice refrozen from flows of water.

Question 18

ice screw

Answer 18

It is a hollow metal threaded tube, typically aluminum, with cutting teeth at its base and a hanger eye on the opposite end.

Question 19

ice climbing guidelines

Answer 19

1. going with an experienced ice climber for the first time.
2. wearing double boots
3. getting a big puffy
4. bringing lots of gloves
5. avoiding over-gripping ice tools
6. wearing thinner gloves
7. shaking arms out mid-climb
8. avoiding standing on tippy toes

Question 20

athletics

Answer 20

the combined form of activities associated with walking, running, jumping and throwing

Question 21

long distance running. some distances

Answer 21

all the running more than 1500 m distance. Some long-distance running are:
3000m
5000m
10,000m
42.195km(marathon race)

Question 22

relay race

Answer 22

a kind of race played in gorup by covering equal distance by the members of all groups, and a baton is passed from one runner to another. 4 members in a team

Question 23

a baton

Answer 23

a stick-like object with length 28-30 cm and weight about 50g with 12-13 circumferences.

Question 24

two ways baton is transferred

Answer 24

upsweap technique where turning it upward by the hnd downsweap technique, which by turning it downward

Question 25

long jump

Answer 25

the action of stepping on the takeoff board with a run and jumping long.

Question 26

methods of long jump

Answer 26

1. The competitor should take off on one foot. The feet are kept together with the body arching backwards. 2. The two feet are thrown forward with two hands in a circle simultaneously. 3. The heels should land on the pit first. The competitor should not try to touch the pit between the two points of takeoff and landing with any part of his/her body while landing.

Question 27

steps of long jump

Answer 27

1. approach the first step of running races, which enables a runner to control the speed of running when he/she hits the board. running of 30/40 m distance to cover maximum distance in a long jump. 2. takeoff the act of leaving ground with the opimum power of the runner. 3. flight the walking motion of the jumper in the air. The hitch kick is the commonly used style of flight in long jumps. 4. landing the act of touching the ground with both legs after the flight. necessary to extend the legs forward wide apart for a good landing.

Question 28

high jump

Answer 28

a track and field event in which competitors must jump unaided over a horizontal bar placed at measured heights without dislodging

Question 29

steps of high jump

Answer 29

1. approach the first step of high jumping to gain the momentum for the second step necessary to determine the style of approach before taking it. 2. takeoff the second step of high jump, in which the final step of the athlete leads him/her to jump to create a vertical lift and to set up for rotation in flight. taken about one metre ahead of the cross bar. 3. flight taken to corss the bar with the leg stradding it. at the time of light, the takeoff leg opens behind and moves upward by rotating hips. 4. clearance an athlete should kick the lead leg high straight to pass the bar by head and trunk at the same time. Stomach and chest should face downward, and the head should be below the bar after crossing it. 5. landing the final step of a long jump in which the athlete lands on the foot opposite the takeoff foot. should be made on the right side of the body, rolling over towards the shoulder.

Question 30

shot put

Answer 30

an event of throwing a heavy round mass as far as possible from a marked area. shot is a round iron object with 2.7 to 7 kg weight.

Question 31

steps of shot put

Answer 31

1. holding the first step of shot put in where an athlete holds the shot by resting it between the fingers and the thumb. 2. stance taken before proceeding to put and from the inside edge of the circle opposite to the putting direction. 3. gliding the athlete becomes ready to release the shot by approaching his left foot to the toe board. 4. delivery the athlete should put the shot forcefully and release from the hands. the body weight should be shifted totally to the left foot and the left knee is extended. 5. reverse taken by the speedy interchanging of the position of feet in the final stage of shot put.

Question 32

adventurous activities

Answer 32

the activities that provide us entertainment along with exciting experiences.