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AQA GCSE PE Commercialisation
AQA GCSE PE Commercialisation
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1
Which of the following is NOT a type of media?
Broadcast media
Common media
Outdoor media
Print media
2
Which of the following is an example of print media?
Radio
BT Sport
Tablet/Phone
Magazine
3
Which of the following is known as the 'golden triangle'?
Sponsorship, Media and Elite sport
Elite sport, Coaches and Money
TV, Media and Football
4
Which of these is a
negative
effect of sponsorship on sport?
Influences timing of events
Spoilt performers
Subsidised kits and equipment
Potential for unsuitable brand partnerships
5
Which of the following are potential
negative
effects of media involvement in sport?
Makes sport fashionable
Reduces spectator attendance at live events
Gives sport a high status in society
armchair spectators
6
Sponsorships only benefit the athlete...
True
False
7
What term is used to describe the relationship between sponsors, media companies and elite level sports?
Blue triangle
Trident
Golden triangle
Triple Threat
8
Which of the following outcomes of commercialisation in sport may DAMAGE levels of participation?
Generates income for sport
Publicises a variety of sports and activities
Encourages armchair spectators
Sets unrealistically high standards for performance
9
What is the primary role of commercialism in sport?
Generate money for charity
Increase participation
Equality
Profit
10
Which of the following would be most likely to improve the sporting skill of its audience?
A TV channel showing a tennis match
A magazine article analysing the technique of an elite table tennis player
A radio channel broadcasting a motor race
A website results service
11
TV and Radio are both examples of broadcast media
True
False
12
What is being described?
"A company paying to advertise its product alongside sporting events, teams or individuals"
Elite sport
Media
Sponsorship
Bribery
