What is Sport England's main role?

To focus on helping people create a sporting habit for life.

What is pedestrianism?

A form of 19th century competitive walking

What is the definition of "Match Fixing"?

When a sports match is played to a pre-determined result.

Define Spectatorship.

The act of watching something without taking part.

Athleticism was a combination of...

Physical endeavour and moral integrity.

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1
What does WADA stand for?
World Anti-Doping Association
World Anti-Doping Agency
World Ageing Doping Action
World Anti-Doing Association
2
What is Sport England's main role?
To help elite performers reach the top podium.
To invest in U.K. Sport
To focus on helping people create a sporting habit for life.
To create less opportunities for younger athletes.
3
What is my favourite Winter Olympic sport?
Curling
Figure skating
Slalom skiing
Speed skating
4
Who sponsors the England Rugby team? (Men)
Canterbury
O2
Adidas
Nike
5
When was the Rugby Football Union (RFU) created?
1994
1760
1871
1892
6
What is UK Sports main income?
National Lottery
The government
Tax revenue
The EIS
7
What is pedestrianism?
A form of 19th century football
A form of cricket
A form of 21st century basketball
A form of 19th century competitive walking
8
The 1968 Olympic Games was famous for what reason?
The Palestinian Terrorism attack
The 'Black Power' salute
Hitler and the Nazis
Boycott led by the USA
9
Why do athletes use illegal, banned drugs in sport?
To win at all costs
To be good at algebra
To look good
10
Who identifies potential elite performers in sport?
UK Sport
English Institute of Sport
The World Class Programme
International Olympic Committee
11
Which athlete was found out for illegally taking banned substances in a sporting event?
Lance Armstrong
Tom Cairney
Jonny Wilkinson
Mr Leathem
12
Identify a cause of violence in sport.
Rivalries between two teams
A calm and friendly crowd
A friendly match
13
What is the Golden Triangle?
Media, Geography and Press
Sport, Spectatorship and Science
Sport, Sponsorship and Media
Sport, Science and Media
14
What transport developed after the industrial revolution?
Horse and carriage
Planes and UFOs
Canals and robots
Railways and canals
15
Who did Adolf Hitler refuse to shake hands with?
Lutz Lang
Harry Morgan
Jesse Owens
Shamima Begum
16
Identify an advantage of hosting a global sporting event.
Giving pride to the nation
Environmental pollution
Danger of terrorism
Economic costs
17
Who is Dr Thomas Arnold?
History teacher at Harvard
PE Teacher at Eton
Headmaster at Rugby School
Headmaster at Oxford
18
What is the definition of "Match Fixing"?
Legal gambling in sport.
When a sports competition is played to a fair outcome.
When a sports match is played to a pre-determined result.
The act of watching a match.
19
Define Spectatorship.
The act of competing in sport.
Winning a medal in sport.
The act of watching something without taking part.
20
Athleticism was a combination of...
Muscular Christianity and geography.
Physical activity and Christianity.
Physical endeavour and education.
Physical endeavour and moral integrity.
21
Which one isn't a performance-enhancing drug?
Creating supplements
Human Growth Hormone
Diuretics
Anabolic Steroids

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