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#ALevel #Sport&Society Industrial revolution and sport
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How society has progressed via social interaction is the definition of...
social processes
social productivity
social esteem
social awkwardness
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characteristics of popular recreation included
continual, high money, specific groups
good natured, highly entertaining, irregular
lower class, national, complex rules
irregular, local, violent, simple, wagering
3
Media helped...
increase exposure across wider audiences
reduce taxes
give us something else to watch other than songs of praise
give advertisement to Sure for Men
4
what year was the FA founded
1863
1864
1866
1865
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Socialisation is...
making people happy who are in a group
all texting each other at once
conforming to a groups values and habits
being a maverick
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Increased transport provision for lower classes did what for sport...
saw the start of the Megabus company
absolutely nothing
allowed for teams and fans to travel further for sport
upper classes still utilised carriages
7
The Wenlock Games were created in what year?
1850
1854
1849
1853
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What 3 sports might you be tested on in the exam regarding the Golden triangle?
football, tennis, athletics
squash, football, rugby
squash, athletics, tennis
athletics, tennis, badminton
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Women's poor pay compared to men in sport could be termed a...
social issue
social dispute
social ideology
social dilemma
10
The transport revolution, what did it bring?
movement of animals and equipment, fans, cars
start of away days, creation of hooliganism
movement of spectators, access to country, cheaper travel.
Ford Fiestas into the UK
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Popular recreation can be described as...
recreation common amongst the lower classes
recreation that occurred within industry
skipping stones
recreation for the upper class
12
The development of Lawn tennis allowed for...
Middle class women to be involved
Middle and lower class leagues
Higher classes to play against the lower classes
Lower classes to watch
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What theory can be used to explain how certain sports developed &were played by certain classes
social action theory
social interaction theory
socialisation theory
social class theory
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Golden Triangle consists of...
media-sport-sponsorship
Athlete-media-sponsorship
sport-sponsorship-brand
brand-athlete-media
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One of these is not a type of Media
Word of mouth
TV
The internet
Radio
16
Factories were the main haven of sport teams, which reason below is incorrect as to why...
workers had a kick about and bowl at lunch time
because factories were well populated
competition between factories created structure
factory owners saw health benefits of playing sport
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development of strict rules and formation of governing bodies called...
alignment
unwritten rules
codification
law of the land
18
In WW1 what contributed to women's participation in sport?
sending clothes to the soldiers
fighting on the frontline
cheerleader attitude
working in factories
19
What was the main aim of the Wenlock Games
stepping stone towards the modern Olympics
develop the working class people of Wenlock physically
earn the key to Wenlock
professionals only
20
How did the monarchy, historically, negatively affect sport in Britain
made up rules as they went
some Monarchs banned it
they got involved and when they didn't win they hung people
fought with the crowds
21
Industrialisation can be described as...
working really really hard
use of farm equipment in cities
people moving towards rural farms for work
the development of technology for mass production
22
How many classes were there in pre-industrialised Britain
0
2
3
1
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which class predominantly participated In amateur sport?
upper classes
lower middle upper class
upper class
lower and upper class
24
Professionalism is...
paid to play sport
paid to watch sport
partaking for fun
paid to gamble on sport
25
Globalisation is...
taking over the world
spread of a phenomena across globe
an eclipse of the world
spreading butter
26
Mob football was for...
the rich
middle class
monarchy
lower class
27
If a sport team have a hierarchy, this can be described as a social...
stratification
sectioning
approval
structure
28
benefits of raising participation...
fitness , social , health
health, living, quality of life
health, wealth, wellbeing
social, fitness, heart
29
Pre industrialised Britain generally is considered tto be within period:
1700-1800
1850-1950
1650-1700
1950-2000
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Class tier system in post indust. Britain was...
lower, middle, higher
lower, middle, higher, upper higher
higher, middle
lower, higher
31
in 1901 the FA instructed a weekly wage cap to...
£4
£19
£7
£10
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describe what rationalisation of sport means...
agreeing that the sport is worth playing
creating structure, rules and organisation within a sport
only playing bits of games
compromising between two different sports
33
what era did Lawn tennis association develop and why
1850-1900 allowed women to play, for the middle class
1750-1800 mob football wasn't cutting it
1900-1950 to keep happiness up during wartime
2000-2010 development of quality racquets
34
Sport England's main mission is to...
increase sponsorship deals
ensure opportunity for all to participate in sport
ensure team GB cycling wins
park runs are a success
35
Who founded the Wenlock Olympian Games?
Dr William Brookes
William Racey
Dr William Romney
Dr Foster
36
An underrepresented group in sport in the UK does not include...
Students
ethnic groups
disabled
Females
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The Church changed its ways from pre to post indust. revolution, how?
anti sport to pro sport
pro sport to anti sport
pro fitness to anti fitness
anti gambling to pro gambling
