*WAEC PHYSICAL EDUCATION* (1a) (PICK ANY FOUR) (i) Referee (ii) Starter (iii) Timekeeper (iv) Track Judge (v) Field Judge (vi) Chief Judge (vii) Announcer (viii) Recorder (1b) (Draw the diagram) (2ai) The longest race that could be run on an athletics track is the 10,000 metres. (2aii) A standard athletics track has 8 lanes. (2aiii) (PICK ANY TWO) (i) Start line (ii) Finish line (iii) Lane lines (iv) Break line (2bi) =LANDING FOAM= (PICK ANY ONE) (i) High jump (ii) Pole vault (iii) Gymnastics vault (iv) Acrobatic training drills (2bii) =TAKE-OFF BOARD= (PICK ONE ONLY) (i) Long jump (ii) Triple jump (iii) Hop step and jump (iv) Standing broad jump (2biii) =UPRIGHTS= (PICK ANY ONE) (i) High jump (ii) Pole vault (iii) Barbell support in weightlifting (iv) Vertical reach test (2biv) HURDLE STAND: (PICK ANY ONE) (i) 100 metres hurdles (ii) 110 metres hurdles (iii) 400 metres hurdles (iv) 300 metres hurdles (2c) (PICK ANY TWO) (i) To indicate a fair or valid attempt in field events. (ii) To signal that an athlete has successfully completed a jump or throw. (iii) To show that there was no foul or infringement during an event. (iv) To clear an athlete for continuation during trials. (v) To indicate a successful baton exchange in relay races.