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Mrs Hornsby Sport science quiz
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1
Who helps to contribute to sporting excellence in this country?
Universities
All of them
Schools
Clubs
2
Which of these sports recently lost it's funding from UK Sport?
Weightlifting
Cycling
Women's volleyball
Archery
3
Which of these is not a service that the EIS provide their athletes?
Performance analysis
Strength and conditioning
Perforrmance pathways
eqipment testing
4
Identify an implication of violence on sport itself
Individuals are injured by the violent acts of others
Violence in sport makes other violence more exceptable
Damaged reputation attracts fewer sponsors
People may replicate the violent acts of their role models
5
Which of the following are classed as legal ergogenic aids?
Stimulants
Anabolic steroids
Peptide hormones
Creatine supplements
6
Increased media exposure leads to...
Decrease in grass root participation
Decrease in participation
Increase in profit
Spectator numbers maintained
7
Which of the following might reduce use of PEDs?
Decreased funding for testing
More rigorous testing
Reduced ban length
Less in season testing
8
Jonnie Peacock competes in which event?
Triple jump
Hurdles
High jump
Sprinting
9
Which TWO answers below state the positive effects of the media on spectators?
Increases participation
Improved facilities
Makes a performer a commodity
Allows a global fan base
10
What makes up the golden triangle?
sport, society, apprenticeship
media, society, sponsorship
sport, media, sponsorship
media, sport, sponsors
11
What is a negative effect of commercialisation on an individual sport?
Less popular sports lose commercial investment
Popular sports have increased investment
TV becomes boring
Women's sport becomes dominant
12
The reduced sense of personal responsibility experienced in a crowd is known as...
Dehumanisation
Dehydration
Deindividualisation
Destructivism
13
Approximately what percentage of the UK population gambled in 2014?
15%
75%
35%
55%
14
Which of these componets helps athletes to deal with pressure and stresses placed upon them?
Physiology component
Performance analysis component
mMedical component
Lifestyle component
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Which is a negative effect that media may have on spectators
Increases participation at grass roots level
Spectators become arm chair supporters
It does NOT influence violent behaviour
Poor sporting highlights shown
16
What are the negative effects of commercialisation on sport?
Less media coverage of sport
Negative role models
Less popular sports have fewer sponsors
Increase athlete deviance
17
The 'tall and talented' programme searched for athletes over which heights for men and women?
6 foot 4 and 5 foot 10
6 foot 3 and 6 foot 1
6 foot 3 and 5 foot 11
6 foot 2 and 6 foot
18
Which is not a measure used to reduce spectator violence in sport?
Increased police presence
Segregated seating
Late kick offs
Limited sale of alcohol
19
In what year was the Italian match fixing scandal that led to Juventus' relegation?
2006
2010
2004
2008
20
Which of these is not an EIS performance centre?
Alexander stadium, Birmingham
Leeds
Sheffield
National badminton centre, Milton Keynes
21
What is a positive effect of commercialisation on society?
Decrease in role models
Increase in role models
Increase in negative role models
Clubs have an increase in revenue
22
What word best describes the relationships within the golden triangle?
Inextricable
Inter-related
Invaluable
Individual
23
Which of the following is not a way that UK sport looks to develop elite athletes?
Supporting and athletes lifestyle
supporting athletes coaching
Identifying potential talent
Giving them better advice about a career after sport
24
Which athlete would benefit most from the use of beta blockers?
Netball player
Skier
Archer
Football player
25
Who gives funding to UK Sport?
Sport England
Sport England and the National lottery
All of the above
The National lottery and the Government
26
Which is not a measure used to reduce performer violence in sport?
Improved officiating
All seater stadia
Bans for foul play
Use of technology to reexamine incidents
27
Cricket players from which country were convicted of spot fixing in 2010?
Pakistan
New Zealand
South Africa
India
28
Which of these would prevent an athlete taking performance enhancing drugs (PEDs)?
Widespread use by others
Loss of prize money
Political pressure
Win-at-all-costs mentality
29
What are the positive effects of the media on sport?
Increased revenue for NGB's
Sports promoted and attract participants
Promote athletes and sports brands
Sport can reflect society
30
Identify the argument for taking supplements
Not everyone has access to the same supplements
They provide an advantage without breaking the rules
They may be contaminated by illegal products
They are not in the spirit of effort and physical endeavour
31
Which group of athletes does UK Sport give funding too?
Summer and Winter Olympic
Paralympic, Summer and Winter Olympic
Paralympic
Olympic and Paralympic
32
Which 3 factors have lead to the commercialisation of contemporary sport?
media, spectators, sponsorship
advertising, professionalism, sponsorship, Spectatorship,
profit making, entertainment, media
public interest, golden triangle, advertising
33
Choose a positive effect of commercialisation on performers
Sponsorship helps with equipment and training
More opportunities to experience sport
more information and education
Advertising can be intrusive
34
Identify a negative effect of commercialisation on spectators
Increased social media
Media has growing control over the sport
Media coverage more global than before
Cost of subscribing to a sports channel can be restrictive
