The candidates weaknesses include their inability to:

• express themselves in simple English;
• write correct spelling;
• mention features of a pre-game diet;
• explain the term pulse rate;
• define bye in a tournament;
• state the differnece between bye and seeding in a tournament;
• name major muscles located in the upper arm;
• expalin the term physical fitness;
• state effects of exercise on the circulatory system;
• name the end products of carbohydrate protein and fat digestion;
• name secretory organs of the digestive system;
• name chambers of the human heart;
• state benefits of exercise to human body;
• define the term extenal respiration;
• exaplain the principle of lever system in relation to the elbow joint;
• define lead-up game;
• state ways in which a minor game differs from a major game;
• name the artery that carries blood from the heart to other parts of the body.

 

The following remedies were suggested to overcome these weaknesses:
Candidates should:
improve on the use of English Language;
read very well to cover the syllabus before the onset of the examinations;
be familair with sport terms, equipment and facility by visiting stadia and other sports centres.