Chapters 6-8 Combo

The first state to establish a high school athletic association

 Which state has the largest percentage of participants in interscholastic athletics?

  Physical Activity Council showed that sport participation rates in the United States have __________

In Canada, community sptclubs, also known as _, provide a myriad of sport opportunities: hockey, bskball, soccer, XC ski

According to NFHS data, SA's achievements include attending college, getting degrees, and having higher socioecon status

The _ provides professional certification and development for athletic administrators through its leadership training

What does the acronym NAIA stand for?

Which of the following is not a reason that after-school programs have typically been viewed as beneficial to children?

The goal of youth sport classes is generally to develop young athletes into future Olympians.

management structure & delivery system in community sport organizations are quite different from one org. to another

Girls typically start sport programs earlier than boys do.  

EADA requires institutions that receive fed. financial assistance to submit report documenting expenditures each year

What does the acronym NFHS stand for?  

What does the acronym NCCAA stand for?

Individual state associations began forming in the early __________.

What are the primary sources of funding for athletic departments in private schools?

Which of the positions requires the administrator understand NCAA and conference rules and regulations?

The __________ segment of the U.S. sport industry contributes more than US$15 billion to the industry each year.  

during hard economic times, generally not very difficult for athletic administrators to keep their athletic programs

Initially, college sports were controlled by __________.

How are publicly supported parks and recreation centers in the United States typically funded?

The credentials required for coaching are the same at public and private schools.

What U.S. president hosted a White House conference on football in 1905?

responsible for publication materials and management functions and shaping the public image of college athletic dept

At most schools, how much of the budget is allocated to the athletic department?

There is general agreement that sport participation can positively affect one's __________ of life.   

is organized physical activity that is based in community, school, and local sport organizations.

In 1978, the _ allowed for the creation of U.S. national sport governing bodies such as USA Swimming and USA Track/Field

schedules, maintains, improves the facility; manages contests including security, ticketing, schedule, game officials

Who is not a first-line managers in an athletic department

What is the AIAW's full name?

Which of the following is a physical benefit of sport participation?

ensures that all directly/indirectly involved with athletic program complies with the rules, regulations, etc.

What does the acronym NCAA stand for?

Sport participation has physical and psychological benefits.

According to most historical accounts, the first college sporting event was a rowing competition between Harvard U. and

Which of following first-line administrators is most likely to need a comprehensive understanding of trademark licenses?

Which athletic club built the first cinder track in the United States?

The voluntary sport clubs of the 1800s began as clubs for mostly middle- and lower-class men.

What does the acronym NJCAA stand for?

NCAA is the official agency that classifies conferences into major, mid-major, and small-college categories

a group of colleges or universities that governs the conduct of its member institutions' athletic programs

Public schools often have a __________ organizational structure for interscholastic athletics.

What is the primary function of a high school athletic director?

The ____ began offering competitive sporting opportunities for boys in the late 19th century.

In North America, organized ___ has broad definition ranging from community organizations to interscholastic & club

Most of a high school athletic director's time is spent engaged in traditional managerial activities.

Which of the following had the largest gains in participation over the past five years?

Athletics directors at all NCAA member institutions perform the same tasks

According to recent data (Physical Activity Council, 2016), inactivity rates have decreased for all age groups except

first intercollegiate athletic conference in the United States?

At one time the NAIA was viewed as a viable competitor of the NCAA.

According to recent research, high school __________ players are twice as likely to endure concussions while playing as

Which is NOT one of the three basic structures of community sport opportunities in North America?

What is the primary source of funding for athletic departments in public schools?

coordinates all ticket operations, designs the ticketing plan, and accounts for all money expended/received for tickets

___ can be described as the glue that holds communities together

Which employees in a prof assoc is most likely be accountable for the daily ops of the organization/supervision of staff

Community sport is organized physical activity that is based in community, school, and local sport organizations

In 2005 athletic participation in high school athletics topped __ million for the first time.

Associate and assistant athletics directors are __________ managers.

In the U.S., private schools provide the largest number of general after-school programs.  

__________ of the Educational Amendments of 1972 was a landmark legislation that banned sex discrimination in public and

Which employees in a prof. assoc. would most likely serve as the public liaison for interscholastic athletic org?

How many NCAA divisions exist?

The NCAA is an organization of __ colleges, universities, and conferences -governs men's/women's intercollegiate sports.

organized sport that extends over several days/weeks, starts with a large pool of participants and narrows to champs

Which is NOT one of four basic types of organized activities affiliated with youth sports in North America?

Small districts or private schools often have a ______ organizational structure for interscholastic athletics.  

Rights fees to televise live h.s. events are significantly less than the media rights for professional & collegiate spts

As a result of NCAA v. Board of Regents (1984), the NCAA no longer controlled the television rights for _____________.

it is not uncommon to fill AD position internally with a coach who does not have knowledge or experience for the job.