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OCR A level PE 3.1 review
OCR A level PE 3.1 review
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This Quiz! covers some of the main ideas covered in the socio-cultural issues section of the course.
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1
What is the name of the campaign to decrease the barriers for women in sport?
This girl can
Just do it
No human is limited
The only way is up
2
What Olympic Games were held in 1972?
Munich
Berlin
Moscow
Mexico City
3
The Los Angeles Games of 1984 were boycotted by 14 nations including the Soviet Union.
True
False
4
Baron Pierre de Coubertin was influenced by which of the following.
Ashbourne Games
Dr William Penney Brookes
Highland Games
W.G Grace
5
In 19th century public schools what did the term 'muscular Christianity' refer to?
Win ethic
Godliness and manliness
Fagging
Fair play
6
What year was the police force established in Britain?
1924
1830
1874
1863
7
In post 1850s industrial Britain which class enjoyed playing lawn tennis in their gardens?
Middle
Working
Upper
8
In post 1850s Britain which of these things did NOT increased free time for the working classes?
1 weeks paid holiday
Saturday half day
72 hour working week
56 hour working week
9
Which of the following is NOT an Olympic value?
Participation
Friendship
Equality
Excellence
10
The Disability Act of 1975 is a piece of...
Judiciary
Litigation
Education
Legislation
11
A failure to take proper care over something is known as...
Legistlation
Discrimination
Litigation
Negligence
12
Who was involved in performing the Black Power salute at the Mexico City Games?
Dr Thomas Arnold
Lutz Lang
Tommy Smith
Jesse Owens
13
1. How many classes were there in pre-industrial Britain?
4
3
2
14
What term describes when the world see's the best of a nation through a global sporting event?
Legacy
Appeasement
Shop window effect
Nation building
15
Which of the following is NOT an aim of the Olympic Games?
Develop respect
Decrease discrimination
Teach fair play
Develop competition
16
The first modern Olympic Games were held in 1896 in...
London
Paris
Berlin
Athens
17
Who is a good example of a sports woman who has challenged stereotypes with the type of activity she does?
Jessica Ennis-Hill
Dina Asher Smith
Helen Hounsby
Nicola Adams
18
Which of these schools were in the Clarendon 9?
Rugby
Harrow
Cambridge
Sedbergh
19
Which of these sports has equal pay for both men and women?
Cricket
Football
Tennis
Atheltics
20
Who is famous for their win ethic saying 'Winning isn't everything its the only thing'?
Baron De Coubertin
Vince Lombardi
William Penney Brookes
Dr Thomas Arnold
21
What year was the National Curriculum established?
1989
1998
1988
1990
22
What pre-industrial game was played by both classes?
Cricket
Mob football
Real tennis
Athletics
23
The Mexico City Olympic Games were politically exploited for what reason.
Terrorism
Propoganda
Human Rights
Political proteset
24
In the 20th century, increase in money for the middle classes meant they could participate in...
Swimming
Skiing
Cricket
Football
25
In post 1850s Britain, professionalism was encouraged by the introduction of...
Broken time payments
Machine time
Middle classes
Washhouse Act
26
What year was the FA was established?
1902
1874
1863
1850
27
What year was the International Olympic Commitee formed?
1897
1894
1892
1896
28
Lunch time and after school clubs are known as what type of activites?
Curricular
Compulsory
Extra-curricular
Competition
29
A process of giving people social or political freedom and rights is known as...
Stereotyping
Hooliganism
Discrimination
Emancipation
30
Who was Vince Lombardi?
Cricketer
Rugby coach
Footballer
American football coach