Q1 · Difficulty 1/3
During breathing in, the body takes in:
- water
- carbon dioxide
- oxygen
- nitrogen only
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✓ Answer: C — oxygen
We inhale oxygen.
CXC · CSEC · Physical Education
Free CXC CSEC Physical Education
Practice Paper
8 mixed-difficulty practice questions in the style of real CXC CSEC papers — answers, mark-scheme-style explanations, and the official exam structure all on one page.
Take a Mini Mock →What the real CXC CSEC Physical Education paper looks like
Paper 1 (Section A)
60 multiple-choice questions, 1 mark each. 75 minutes. Tests knowledge across the whole syllabus.
Paper 2
Structured short-answer + 1 extended response question. Section A is compulsory; Section B has a choice. Approximately 2 hours 10 minutes.
School-Based Assessment (SBA)
Coursework component graded by the teacher, externally moderated. Worth ~20-30% of the final grade depending on subject.
Total exam time: ~3.5 hours across Paper 1 and Paper 2 sittings.
Grading: Grades: I (highest) to VI (lowest). A grade of III or above is typically required for further study.
Grading: Grades: I (highest) to VI (lowest). A grade of III or above is typically required for further study.
Mini practice paper: 8 questions
Mixed-difficulty questions from across the Physical Education syllabus. Tap "Show answer" after each to check yourself.
Q2 · Difficulty 1/3
The rib cage protects the heart and:
- stomach
- brain
- lungs
- kidneys
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✓ Answer: C — lungs
Ribs protect heart and lungs.
Q3 · Difficulty 1/3
A push or pull that can change motion is a:
- force
- mass
- speed
- distance
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✓ Answer: A — force
A force changes motion.
Q4 · Difficulty 2/3
Analysing your own performance helps you to identify areas to:
- hide
- ignore
- stop
- improve
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✓ Answer: D — improve
Self-analysis identifies areas to improve.
Q5 · Difficulty 2/3
A feeling of worry or nervousness before competition is called:
- arousal only
- recovery
- motivation
- anxiety
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✓ Answer: D — anxiety
Anxiety is competitive worry.
Q6 · Difficulty 2/3
Motivation from outside rewards like medals or money is:
- internal
- natural
- intrinsic
- extrinsic
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✓ Answer: D — extrinsic
Extrinsic motivation comes from external rewards.
Q7 · Difficulty 1/3
The cardiovascular system is made up of the heart, blood and blood:
- bones
- muscles
- cells only
- vessels
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✓ Answer: D — vessels
Heart, blood and blood vessels.
Q8 · Difficulty 1/3
A person who trains and guides athletes to improve performance is a:
- spectator
- sponsor
- referee
- coach
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✓ Answer: D — coach
A coach trains and guides athletes.
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CXC CSEC Physical Education FAQ
What does the CXC CSEC Physical Education exam look like?
The CXC CSEC Physical Education exam is structured across 3 components. Paper 1 (Section A): 60 multiple-choice questions, 1 mark each. 75 minutes. Tests knowledge across the whole syllabus. Paper 2: Structured short-answer + 1 extended response question. Section A is compulsory; Section B has a choice. Approximately 2 hours 10 minutes. School-Based Assessment (SBA): Coursework component graded by the teacher, externally moderated. Worth ~20-30% of the final grade depending on subject. Total exam time: ~3.5 hours across Paper 1 and Paper 2 sittings.
Can I download a free CXC CSEC Physical Education past paper?
Real CXC past papers are published directly by CXC on their official website. Kramizo doesn't redistribute copyrighted past papers, but we do generate free AI-written practice papers in the exact same style — same command words, same difficulty tier, same mark conventions. Use this practice paper as warm-up, then time yourself on official past papers before exam day.
How is CXC CSEC Physical Education graded?
Grades: I (highest) to VI (lowest). A grade of III or above is typically required for further study. Kramizo's practice questions are tagged with difficulty 1-3 mapping roughly to the lower, middle, and top grade boundaries you'll encounter in the real exam.