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OLYMPIC GAMES
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1
Is the British Olympics Association controlled by the government or independent?
Dependent
Independent
2
What did this athlete have that fitted Hitler's model image?
White and Brunette hair
White and black hair
White and blonde hair
White and ginger hair
3
Name a value...
Courage
Respect
Inspiration
Freedom
4
What was sport being used in English Public schools to develop?
Recreation time to decrease stress of subjects.
Happiness to stop depression.
Health, fitness, athleticism and muscular Christianity.
Teamwork
5
Who was the modern Olympic Games Established by?
Baron Pierre de Coubertain
Sebastian Cole
The Queen
Usain Bolt
6
When were modern Olympic Games established?
1892
1897
1896
1895
7
What was Baron Pierre de Coubertain impressed with when he came to England?
The amateur sports set up and being used in schools.
How serious the schools were.
The meals at schools.
The teaching quality in schools.
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What does the British Olympic Association do?
Plan GB's participation for summer and winter olympics.
Selection of athletes
Nothing related to the Olympics
Decide the 'laws' of the Olympics
9
What has the participation of sport after London 2012 been like?
A sharp decrease
A sharp increase
A gradual decrease
A gradual increase
10
Why were the German team bending the rules of amateurism?
They were part time professionals
They were full time professionals
They were getting paid
They were semi-time professionals
11
Who was the star of the German team?
Robert Charpentier
Lutz Land
Marjorie Gestring
Conrad Frey
12
The olympics allows minor sports their time to shine and provide people a chance to see them.
False
True
13
When and where was the first Paralympics held/organised?
Vienna 1840
Athens 1960
Rome 1892
Rome 1960
14
Why is there an increase in funding for the sports up to an olympic games?
To show that there is an interest in the sport
To treat them after all there hard work
To allow them to get new equipment for the games to show off
To maximise the chance of winning medals
15
How does the Olympics affect sport?
highlights and boots participation
Raises the profile of sport in general
Negatively
Allows countries to become competitive against one another
16
What does IOC mean?
International Olympic Committee
International Olympic Company
International Olympic consession
Intermediate Olympic Committee
17
The nazi's wanted to be known at the _____________ race.
fun
best
master
determined
18
How many gold medals did Jesse Owens win?
1
3
2
4
19
What did the Nazi's use these Olympics for?
To show they encouraged equality
Promote Germany for tourism
To suggest they were a leader on the world stage.
A political propaganda of German supremacy.
20
Hitler refused to shake Jesse Owens hand or put the gold medal around his neck.
True
False
21
Who was the best athlete in the world at the time?
Jesse Clarke
Jesse James
Jesse Jake
Jesse Owens
22
Where does the brand new, elite level facilities left behind after the games go to?
The Homeless
Locals
Developing talent
Minorities
23
There is a decrease in sponsorship, media coverage and commercial income for participants.
True
False
24
Jesse Owens was seen as inferior by the Nazi's as he was black.
False
True
25
Hitler wanted the games to be a triumph for the german team and top the medal table.
False
True
26
What is the Olympic philosophy?
Proving that you're better than everyone else.
Bringing nations together, competing with fair play.
Devoiding politics.A priority is the taking part not winning
Having fun
27
Which political party was in power in Germany at the time of the Berlin 1936 Olympics?
Nazi party
Social Democratic Party
White Rose Group
UKIP
28
What are examples of deviancy that may occur at a major sporting event?
Robbery
Increased drug use/cheating
Hooliganism increase
Murder
29
'There is a risk that millions will get spent on facilities but they will become forgotten'
False
True
30
Name an olympic value....
Accessibility to the money involved within sport
Preserve dignity, take part in sport without discrimination
Ability to compete and travel the world
Develop Harmony and generate global friendship
31
Which is an aim of the games?
Bringing the best athletes in the world together
To prove you're a superhuman
Spread good will across nations
Educate young people through sport fair play, friendship.
