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A Level PE Sport and Society (AQA 2016) Year 12
A Level PE Sport and Society (AQA 2016) Year 12
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1
Which is a characteristic of the Wenlock games?
Rules were complex
They were held in Scotland
An event was reserved for local people only
Events were based in Cities
2
The church did what for sport?
Discouraged participation in sport
Thought it was against their religion
Only allowed it to be played when they decided
Allowed their facilities to be used
3
Transport Revolution meant that
Spectatorism began
The beginning of professionalism
Spectators could travel to watch their team
Teams could travel to local teams
4
The lower class were typically...
Unable to work
well respected
Illiterate
Rich
5
A characteristic of life between 1790-1850 was...
Poor working conditions
Wages were good
Good quality of life
People had lots of leisure time
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Which one of the following would be an example of a sport in pre-industrial Britain?
Athletics
Tennis
Mob Football
Association Football
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Name the three corners of the golden triangle
sport, media, business
sport, NGBs, media
Social media, NGBs, internet
sport, media, social media
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An example of a lower class sport was...
Mob Football
Archery
Lawn Tennis
Bowls
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What prizes were on offer at the Wenlock games?
A horse
A bottle of rare Whisky
A top hat
A pound of tea
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What is a NGB?
Never Goto Blackpool
National Governing Body
The Football Academy
National Gaming Body
11
Which of the following is a characteristic of pre-industrial Britain?
Lots of people worked in Factories
Three tier class system
People lived in rural areas
People had comfortable living conditions
12
What is this?
Mr Matt's living room
Real Tennis Court
Basketball Court
Lawn Tennis Court
13
When were first Wenlock Games?
1840
1870
1860
1850
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The only rule of Mob Football was...
No kicking other people
No murder
No punching
No gauging
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Popular recreation of the time was...
Played weekly
Based in cities
Occasional
Organised
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Seasonal time meant that...
Sport was regular
Sport was played through the week
There wasn't time for sport
Played as apart of festivals and holidays
17
Athletics initial origins were...
Upper class would have participated
Upper class would have officiated the events
Losers would have seen their social status grow
Hired servants raced against each other
18
What is a Patron?
Someone who looked after the equipment
An upper class person who looked after the lower class
A middle class person who raced for money
A lower class athlete competing
19
What was a characteristic of the industrial Revolution
People worked within Crafts
Urbanisation
People worked on Farms
People moved to more rural areas
20
What is the Clergy?
A leader of the religion
A lawyer
A person who sponsors another
A germ
21
What happened to Sport post industrial revolution?
Spectatorism decreased
Ex School boys travelled and spread rules
Teams were local
People started to hate sport
22
Urbanisation is...
Factories been built
The process of people moving into cities
People were building homes
The process of people moving to live rurally
23
An example of a NGB is...
NBD
LTW
TheFA
AAAA
24
What is Popular Recreation?
Sports played by Men only
A sport regularly participated in at the time
Sports played by few
Sports played by Women only
25
The two tier class system consisted of...
Upper and Lower
Peasants and lower
Middle and Lower
Lower and Middle
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Post industrial revolution meant that the 3 tier class system was introduced. This was...
Upper, middle and emerging
Upper, emerging and Lower
Lower, Upper and emerging
Lower, upper and middle
27
The process where people are being linked together via improvements in communication..
The Golden Triangle
Globalisation
NGB's
Merchandising
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Real Tennis was played by who?
Middle Class
Lower Class
Upper Class
Upper and Middle class
