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SEMI 1.02
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1.02 SEM1 Objective
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Which is not an example of collegiate teams?
New Mexico Lobos
Miami Hurricanes
Buffalo Bills
Air Force Falcons
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Government revenue generated from hosting an event.
Impact
Direct Impact
Fiscal Impact
Indirect Impact
3
Products, services, ideas, or combination of things related to sports providing satisfaction.
Marketing
Goods
Sporting products
Entertainment
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Facilities or locations where sporting events take place.
Sports agencies
Sports marketing
Sports franchise
Sports venues
5
Any sporting event or news broadcasting through a media outlet.
Branding
Sporting goods
Marketing
Sport media
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Which of the following is not an entertainment segment?
Health Clubs
Theme Parks
Music
Television
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All are core benefits to customers who purchase sports products except.
Achievement
Unique
Health
Entertainment
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An agreement or contract for a sports organization to sell a parent company's goods or service.
Sports franchise
Entertainment marketing
Sports marketing
Sports media
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Which of the following is not an example of a professional team?
Elon Phoenix
Phoenix Suns
New York Red Bulls
Tampa Bay Rays
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Any event that does not incorporate sports.
Sports complex
Non-sport event
Sports stadium
Arena
11
Products are produced and consumed at the same time which are activities and games.
Tourism
Sports and entertainment marketing
Event marketing
Hospitality
12
Which is not an example of a professional individual sport?
Association of Professional Tennis
Professional Ice Hockey
Professional Bowlers Association
American Unique Disc League
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Which of the following is not categorized as a part of the entertainment industry?
Sports Stadiums
Casinos
Video Game
Dramatic Arts
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Equipment and apparel essentials of the sport event itself.
Products
Sport media
Entertainment
Sporting goods
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A group of athletes who engage for their livelihood in some activity also pursued by amateurs
Entertainer
Professional teams
Athlete
Individual Sports
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Person engages in study, sport, or activity for pleasure rather than for financial benefit.
Amateur
Collegiate
Individual Professional
Professional