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An A-Level #PE quiz - #Sport and #Society
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1
A common working week in post industrial Britain was how long?
72 hours
50 hours
100 hours
37 hours
2
The 'golden triangle' in sport relates to what?
Sport, Sponsorship and Business
Sport, Sponsorship and Media
Sport, Finance and Media
Sport, Media and Spectators
3
Which is not an impact of hosting a global event?
Cultural
Political
Economic
Academic
4
What percentage of sports news stories were written by women in 2016?
38%
18%
10.8%
1.8%
5
Which statement wasn't true about discrimination in Cricket between amateurs & professionals?
They had to wear different quality kit
They had to use separate hotels and changing rooms
They had to travel in different railway carriages
They had to enter by a different gate
6
'Pre-industrial Britain' is defined as?
1750-1850
1950-Present
1650-1750
1850-1950
7
Why did law and order see a decline in blood sports?
Animal Cruelty Act of 1894
More women involved in sport
Law makers were from the upper classes
Banning orders prevented participants
8
A pre-industrial activity participated in by both classes?
Mob Football
Golf
Real Tennis
Pedestrianism
9
What is a 'broken time' payment?
Money to compensate loss of earnings
Money to buy sports equipment
Money for winning a match
Money for someone who is unwell
10
Employment of children continued to rise after 1850
FALSE
TRUE
11
Pre-industrial sport was local due to what?
Seasonal time
Illiteracy
Limited law and order
Limited transport
12
Post 1850 sport was increasingly
Cruel
Respectable
Occasional
Local
13
Which of these was not an influence by public schools on sport?
The manufacture of new transport hubs
The building of sport through governing bodies
The development of ethics and fair play through games
The cult of athleticism
14
What was introduced for skilled workers that increased participation in sport?
Saturday half-day
Subsidised bus tickets
Free trainers
Cycle to work scheme
15
What did football pools allow people to do?
Watch football live
Bet on the outcome of football matches?
Play football and swim
Become professional players
16
Upper class women in pre-industrial Britain were permitted to take part in what?
Knitting
Wrestling
Archery
Cockfighting
17
He helped develop the 'cult of athleticism' which combined what?
Gentlemanly conduct and fair play
Physical endeavour and moral integrity
Timekeeping and formal dress
Aggression and foul play
18
Post industrial Britain is considered to have began when?
1900
1750
1850
1800
19
Seen as a vital step for PE. The 1944 Butler act meant schools were duty bound to do what?
Provide free school meals to the poor
Introduce school uniform
Offer sports clubs after school
Develop physical and spiritual elements of pupils
20
Team USA boycotted which Olympics due to military action?
Beijing 2008
Los Angeles 1984
Moscow 1980
Sydney 2000
21
In which decade did the BBC and ITV begin to broadcast Saturday afternoon sports programmes?
1960's
1990's
1950's
1930's
22
Changing in wealth, education and job are examples of what?
The upper classes
Public schools
Social mobility
23
How did transport influence sport post 1850?
Railways were developed, fixtures could take place over UK
Income increased allowing more people to buy a horse & cart
Women were allowed to drive
Cars were mass produced, allowing travel to practice/games
24
The 1870 Forster Act related to what?
An extra days rest for working classes
Modernising education
Introduction of minimum wage
New transport links across the UK
25
Which group has shown the most decline in sports participation since 2015?
Ethnic minorities
Women
Disabled
Low socio-economic
26
The term 'players and gentlemen' referred to which sport?
Real Tennis
Boxing
Cricket
Football
27
Spectator sport grew in the early 20th century for many reasons, which is not correct?
Influence of radio
Growth of sport on TV
Competitions and town rivalries
Better transport
28
Which of these is not a social factor that influenced sport in pre-industrial Britain?
Gender
Education
Nationality
Transport
29
How many social classes existed in pre-industrial Britain?
1
3
2
4
30
The modern Olympic games was developed by who?
Clement Atlee
Seb Coe
Francis Trelour
Pierre de Coubertin
31
'Broken time' payments led to the split of what sport into two separate codes in 1895?
Rugby
Volleyball
Netball
Cricket
32
At which Olympic games were Israeli athletes killed by Palestinian terrorists?
Moscow 1980
Mexico 1968
Munich 1972
Los Angeles 1984
33
How did the monarchy, historically, negatively affect sport in Britain?
Made up rules as they went
Hung people who beat them
Some monarchs banned sports
Fought with crowds
34
All women's sport is now professional
TRUE
FALSE
35
Who was this head of Rugby School?
William Penny Brookes
Robert Dover
Thomas Arnold
Pierre de Coubertin
36
Privately educated people make up just 7% of the population, but what percentage of medallists?
7%
33%
77%
14%
37
Olympic Games Values - Respect, Excellence, Courage, Determination, Inspiration, Equality and..
Friendship
Fair play
Strength
Honour
38
An activity for females at country fairs?
Milk Drinking
Arm Wrestle
Dancing
Smock race
39
Which of these is a negative influence of the media on sport?
More games/tournaments on TV
If a team fails it could have an impact on sales
Smaller sports get less airtime
40
What happened at the 1968 Mexico Olympics?
64 countries boycotted the games
Hitler used the games to highlight the Aryan race
Two black sprinters raised a black power salute
41
Post industrial Britain saw the development of a new class..
Elite Class
Working Class
Middle Class
42
Football had salary caps placed on players up until the 1960's
TRUE
FALSE
