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A-Level PE - Sport & Society: Year 1
A-Level PE - Sport & Society: Year 1
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Peter Symonds College A-Level PE (eduqas) Sport and Society quiz on all of Year 1 content.
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1
Dr Arnold introduced a House System to sport at Rugby School, true or false?
False
True
2
Which is
NOT
true about Cricket in the late 19th century/ early 20th century?
The amateurs and professionals played with different rules
The amateurs and professionals generally had different roles
The amateurs and professionals generally had different batting styles
The amateurs and professionals had different changing rooms
3
Which is
not
a valid reason for why there has been an increase in female sports participation?
More disposable income - more independent
More media coverage/ role models
Women didn't want to play sport until recently
It is more acceptable for women to play sport
4
True or False: The original amateurs were working class, had a low status, and largely came from northern cities.
True
False
5
"The dominant ethnic group being closer to the dominant or important role in the team or sport" refers to which term?
Prejudice
Centrality
Channeling
Stacking
6
Which is the correct 'World Class Performance Pathway' model?
Mass Participation, Elite, World Class Medals
Talented Elite, World Class, World Class Medalists
World Class Bronze, World Class Silver, World Class Gold
Performance Foundations, World Class Podium Potential, World Class Podium
7
Definition: "Making simple generalisations about all members of a group".
Discrimination
Prejudice
Stereotyping
Equality
8
Rugby League became professional in 1922 (the Northern Rugby Football League). When did Rugby Union become professional?
1995
1975
1925
1955
9
Which sector of sport would this statement best describe? . . . 'They are self-financed and looking to make a profit'.
Local Sector
Public Sector
Private Sector
Voluntary Sector
10
Privately educated students are more likely to go on to win an Olympic medal. Which is
NOT
a valid reason why?
Private schools provide specialist coaching
Private schools dedicate more time to sport
Private school students are more determined to succeed
Private schools have smaller class sizes
11
When football was first formed, every player was allowed to handle the ball, true or false?
False
True
12
Which of the following is
NOT
a way that an NGB could attempt to improve opportunities for low socio-economic groups?
Raise awareness through advertising
Develop schemes in deprived areas
Improve facilities in affluent areas
Make facilities more accessible/ affordable
13
Definition: "A group of people who have come together for a common purpose"
Social Institution
Socialisation
Demographic
Culture
14
Masculinity and femininity are what?
The belief that men and women are equal
Ways that men and women should behave
Characteristics that society associates with being a man or a woman
Your biological differences.
15
The British Olympic Association (BOA/Team GB)
DO NOT
receive funding from which of the following methods?
Sponsorship
Government
Events
Merchandise
16
Which of the following was
NOT
an initial
negative
effect of 19th Century industrialisation on sport?
Increase in transport
Very long working days
Enclosure acts (fields closed off)
Lack of space due to rise of towns and cities
17
Which is
NOT
a way to demonstrate 'athleticism'?
Using 'god-give' talents
Observing etiquette and rules
Letting your opponent win
Not seeking financial reward
18
Which of the following was
NOT
a
positive
effect of late 19th Century industrialisation on sport?
Increase in transport
Printing press
Enclosure act
More disposable income
19
What was the 'melting pot'?
The hot iron pot used to discipline public school boys.
Where ex public school boys spread sport across the globe.
School boys went to Uni - There were various versions of games in one place
The grey area between amateurism and professionalism.
20
Which of the following did
NOT
contribute to an increase in
spectatorism
?
Increased media coverage
Reduction of working hours
Entrepreneurs saw opportunities to make money from sport
People were spending less time with their family
21
Which sector of sport would this statement best describe? . . . 'It is run by the local authority'.
Voluntary Sector
Mass Participation Sector
Council Sector
Public Sector
22
What are the three main classifications of disability?
Physical, Social, Emotional
Physical, Educational, Hearing
Physical, Mental, Sensory
Physical, Mental, Emotional
23
On the inclusion spectrum, what is the following? "Everyone doing the same task but with changes to rules/equipment."
Open activity
Disability sport activity
Modified activity
Seperate activity
24
Which of the following did
NOT
contribute to an increase in
spectatorism
?
Saturday half day act
Improvements in transport
People were made to watch sport
Standard of play improved
25
When sports were first formed, which of the following was
NOT
a reason why NGBs banned the working class from playing?
Amateurs did not like being beaten by people from the working classes.
Concerned that professionalism would compromise the values of sport.
The working class wanted to change all the newly formed rules.
Maintain upper/middle class control of sport.
26
Which is
NOT
a reason why Governments promote sport?
Health purposes
National pride
Economic benefits
Pressure from media companies
27
Which of the following was
NOT
a reason for Dr Arnold introducing more formalised sport at Rugby?
It would give students opportunity for leadership.
To give them a future career in sport
Social control - It would keep the boys out of trouble.
It would act as a vehicle to promote honourable values.
28
Which is
NOT
a principle of the Olympic Games?
Education
Fair Play and Sportsmanship
Political superiority
Friendship/Unity
29
Which of the following schemes
DOES NOT
have a primary focus of improving health or increasing mass participation?
Tall and Talented
Sportivate
Bikeability
Change4Life
30
Which of the following schemes is run by the Youth Sports Trust?
School Games
Bikeability
Change4Life
This Girl Can
31
The Rugby Football Union began to be formed when Blackheath walked out from the FA after a disagreement about what rule?
Hacking
Number of players
Goalkeepers
Goal size
32
Dr. Arnold promoted what term that summed up sports' ability to educate morals and values?
Athletic Morality
Games Mentality
Sporting Profanity
Muscular Christianity
33
Why did Rugby split in the late 19th Century?
There was a disagreement about the playing rules
The northern players wanted to be professional
To spread the game of Rugby
Banter
34
Race is the physical characteristics of an individual, true or false?
True
False
35
Which of these is NOT a valid reason for why people with a low socio-economic status may not participate in sport?
Values passed down through generations
Potentially poor health
Less disposable income
Every sport is not accessible
36
Which of the following best sums up the Lombardian ethic?
Play for the love of the game
Win at all costs
Greatest good for the greatest number
Play to the best of your ability
37
When the FA was formed in 1863, which of these is
incorrect
about the newly formed sport?
They wanted only gentlemen to play
It was all about the love of the game
Sport followed the morals of the upper class
Players were now able to get paid to play
38
Which is often linked to the Lombardian ethic?
Gamesmanship
Sportsmanship
39
Sport England's main focus is on elite sport, true or false?
False
True
40
Which is a social/cultural stereotype that is a barrier to female participation in sport?
"Female athletes should receive the same media coverage as male athletes."
"Women should be on the board for NGBs"
"Women should stay home and look after the children"
"On average, women spend more time doing housework than men."
41
Who was the Headmaster of Rugby School?
Dr. William Penny Brookes
William Webb Ellis
Dr. Thomas Arnold
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
42
The 'World Class Performance Pathway' is run by which organisation?
English Institute for Sport
Youth Sports Trust
UK Sport
Sport England
43
UK Sport receives funding from the National Lottery, true or false?
True
False
44
Definition: "Pre-judging, having an opinion or attitude based on inadequate facts or inaccurate stereotypical views".
Channeling
Barriers to participation
Prejudice
Discrimination
45
The majority of Sport England's funding comes from the National Lottery, true or false
True
False
46
After going to University, how did the ex-public school boys spread sport around the world?
They wrote lots of books about sport
The Olympics
Through homing pigeons
Churches, Factories, Army, Politics, Schools
47
Which of the following does the English Institute of Sport
NOT
provide?
Performance Analysis
Performance nutrition
Elite Competitions
Sport Psychology
48
Which is
NOT
an aim of the National Curriculum of PE (NCPE)?
To ensure all pupils engage in competitive sports and activities.
To ensure all pupils lead healthy active lifestyles.
To ensure all pupils find one sport they excel in.
To ensure all pupils are physically active for sustained periods of time.
49
Which is
NOT
a characteristic of pre-industrial popular recreation?
Violent
Local
Complicated Rules
Occasional
50
Definition: "A person classed as an amateur who receives financial payments for competing (often 'under the table')"
Shamateur
Pro-mateur
Semi-Pro
Student Athlete
51
Definition: "Movement of individuals up or down the social class structure."
Social promotion/ relegation
Social mobility
Social development
Social yoyo
52
Definition: "The encouragement of some BAME participants towards sports rather than academia."
Centrality
Racial profiling
Channeling
Stacking
53
On the inclusion spectrum, all members of a group taking part in a disability sport can sometimes be called what?
Modified inclusion
Reverse integration
Open to all
Modified activity
54
Definition: "To give unfair treatment often because of prejudice".
Stacking
Channeling
Stereotyping
Discrimination
55
Definition: "Disproportionate concentration of ethnic groups in certain sports and positions within sports".
Centrality
Racial profiling
Channeling
Stacking
