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History of Physical Activity and Sport
History of Physical Activity and Sport
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Physical education classes for children were instituted in 1420 in Europe by
Pierre de Coubertin
Leonardo da Vinci
Queen Victoria
Italian physician Vittorino da Feltre
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This man taught physical education at McGill University and invented the game of basketball at a YMCA in the U.S.
James Naismith
Gordie Howe
Michael Jordan
Jesse Barfield
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In 2002, the Paralympic Games achieved a major breakthrough in public awareness
through the efforts of Dr. Robert F. Jackson
because the Games were held in Salt Lake City
when highlights were aired on A&E network in the U.S. & CBC in Canada
when Canada ranked amongst the top nations
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This Canadian national icon who battled cancer, began a run across Canada in 1980 to raise money and awareness.
Rick Hansen
Terry Fox
Celin Dion
Stephen Hawking
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What was Canadian Marilyn Bell best known for?
the first person to swim across Lake Ontario
the first female to compete in the National Hockey League
the founder of the modern telephone company Bell Canada
the first woman to drive on the NASCAR circuit
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Which civilization first articulated how physical activity can benefit the mind as well as the body?
the ancient Greeks
the ancient Romans
the Aztecs
the Europeans of the Renaissance
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A driving force behind Canada's evolution into a world-leading sport organization is
Own the Podium
Tennis Canada
Athletics Canada
International Amateur Athletics Federation
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The emergence of the modern sports fan began as a result of
changing attitudes towards women in sports
the aftermath of the American Civil War
industrialization and increased leisure time
the rise of the internet
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Sports Canada, the major granting agency for sports in Canada, in located within
the Department of Canadian Heritage
each provincial and territorial government
the community of National Games Organizations
the Athlete Assistance Program
10
Name this NHL star who dominated the game in the 1980's and 90's.
Bobby Orr
Wayne Getzky
Steve Yzerman
Mario Lemieux
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The only fully professional major women's sports league in North America is
the Women's National Curling Association
the Women's National Soccer Association
the Women's National Basketball Association
the Women's National Hockey Association
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The Victorian gentleman athlete embraced the concept of
amateurism
sport as a reflection of life
fair play
all of the above
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No women competed in the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 because many people believed that
women were too afraid to compete
a "woman's place" was in the home
women were more athletic than men
a "woman's place" was in the factory
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Which cultural group invented lacrosse?
Aboriginal peoples of North America
Ancient Greek warriors
the Aztecs
Early French settlers in the New World
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Professional sport competition arose when
amateurism was no longer valued
teams started paying their best players to retain them full-time
the Victorian age was at its height
Olympic sports became less popular