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Y10 Exam 1
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Exam Quiz 1
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1
What is a barrier in sport?
A hard skill to perform
Something that stops us from participating in sport
Something that is advertised in sport
A piece of equipment
2
Which of these is
not
a benefit of hosting major sporting events?
Boost to Buissness
Win medals
New facilities
Increased Tourism
3
What does NGB stand for?
National Governing Board
Nation Game Board
National Governing Body
Nation Gold Band
4
Which one of these is not part of the development of an NGB?
Elite training and development to produce a National team.
Organising coaching courses.
Organising referee courses.
Organising equipment
5
What barrier may this individual face
Ill health
Lack of transport
Lack of childcare
Lack of time
6
Competitions and tournaments fall into which role of an NGB
Infrastructure of a sport
Support
Funding
Promotion
7
An NGB provides its sport with infrastructure. What does this mean?
Set up coaching and officiating awards
Set up competitions and tournaments, rule making
Increase popularity of a sport, more exposure in the media
Anti doping, etiquette and fair play
8
Examples of funding for a NGB
Tax
Raiding your piggy bank
Membership fees
Bank loan
9
Which is not an advantage of hosting an international sports event?
Increase population
Increase of participation in some sports
Commercial benefits
Increased direct and indirect tourism
10
Which of the following isn’t a factor that effects popularity of a sport
Cost
Role Models
Participation
Spectatorship
11
Raising the morale of a country that hosts a major sporting event is a........
Drawback
Benefit
12
Gamesmanship is...
Bending the rules to gain an advantage
Playing at the elite level of sport
The unwritten rules of how you should act
Breaking the rules to gain an advantage
13
What is an emerging sport?
A new sport in the UK with low participation rates
A traditional sport in the UK with high participation rates
A new sport in the UK with no competitions or tournaments
A new sport in the UK with rising participation rates
14
What is an emerging sport in the UK?
tennis
football
ultimate frisbee
golf
15
Which
one
of the following statements best describes a ‘
one-off
’ sports event?
an international sports event which occurs once in a generation
a major sports event with international competition
an international sports event which a country only hosts once
a large scale national event which requires new facilities
16
Which one of these is not a feature of hosting an international sports event?
International element
Potential legacy
Regularity
17
What are common barriers to participation?
Gender, age, disability, socio-economic statuis, ethnicity
Location, Time, Opportunities, Transport, Cost, facilities
18
How can NGB's promote a sport?
They Can't
Support
Initiatives/Campaigns
Through speaking to people
19
Which of the following are specific groups that have barriers affecting their participation in sport
sports coaches
gym users
Retired people/people over 50
professional footballers
20
NGB'S focus on the training and development of excellent...
Spectators
Media Representatives
Players, Coaches and Officials
First Aiders
21
Developing an 'infrastructure of a sport' includes which of the following examples?
Arranging fundraisers to gain more money
Organising Competitions/Tournaments and build new facilities
Elite training for players
Promoting participation
22
Sports performers overcoming barriers to train and compete is an example of which olympic value
Courage
Excellent
Respect
Determination
23
Players are developed at...
Their clubs on a day to day basis
School
Elite training squads
The gym to become stronger
24
Which of the following solutions to barriers does
NOT
affect participation in sport?
Improved promotion
Increased provision
Greater issues
Better access
25
Popularity of a sport impacts the participation of a sport
True
False
26
Etiquette is...
Bending the rules but not breaking them
Shaking hands before and after a game
The unwritten rules on behaviour in sport
Making sure the game is played fairly
