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OCR SPORT STUDIES EXAM REVISION
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specific groups that have barriers affecting their participation in sport
gym users
sports coaches
Retired people/people over 50
profesional footballers
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Why do people try to cheat in sport?
Return from injury can be quicker if drugs are used
Can train for less time
Success brings lack of success
Perceived view that everyone else is taking them
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odd one out - Olympic values are:
citizenship
courage
equality
excellence
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citizenship is a value in sport. What does it mean?
Striving to be the best you can be
Get involved in the local community through sport
Learning how to work together and support others
Learning the importance of rules
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a NGB provides its sport with infrastructure. What does this mean?
Anti doping, etiquette and fair play
Increase popularity of a sport, more exposure in the media
Set up competitions and tournaments, rule making
Set up coaching and officiating awards
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how can the media have an influence on the popularity of a sport
media wont show any sport
The media can promote the negatives of sport
Media can help make a small sport popular
Media can help push and promote role models
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what is sportsmanship?
showing disrespect to opponents
arguing with the officials
doing bad things
individual qualities displayed by an athlete or team
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what are the benefits for a country if they host a major sporting event?
Participation may decrease
no new facilities being built
worse transport system
Increased direct and indirect tourism
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what is an emerging sport in the UK?
football
golf
tennis
ultimate frisbee
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the impact of drug taking on a sport?
nation will be proud
mistrust of results
drug offenders gain more respect
reputation of a particular sport is tarnished
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are you going to pass the OCR Sport Studies exam?
NO
Yes
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what are the three parts to a "legacy"?
sporting, social, economic
supporters, fans, team
money, money, money
social, family, sporting
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examples of funding for a NGB
lottery grant
membership fees
raiding your piggy bank
bank loan
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what is gamesmanship?
breaking the rules
cheating
showing respect to players and officials
winning games by cunning means without actually cheating
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an example of a "one off" major sporting event
Olympics
FA Cup
Super Bowl
World Cup
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how do the WADA test their athletes for drugs?
nails
ask them
saliva
urine
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What does PED stand for?
perfromance enhancing diet
personal enhancing drugs
personal enchanting drugs
peformance enhancing drugs
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barriers for participation for teenagers
pension
lack of mobility
Friends and mates not doing it then they wont get involved
This group may have too much motivation to play sport
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what is the role of the WADA?
supply athletes with drugs
organise a party for the drug cheats
Educate athletes of the dangers
Sanction the cheaters
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what does WADA stand for?
world anti drugs agent
World anti doping agency
world anti drugs agency
wide anti doping agency
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ways to raise participation in sport by ethnic minorities?
increase the number of ethnic minority coaches/managers
have a strict dress code
dont use role models from ethnic minorities
no advertising to ethnic groups
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barrier for particpation in sport for ethnic minorities
single sex groups
doing sports that they want to do
Muslim faith for women to be covered at all times
meet new friends
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examples of gamesmanship
kicking the ball out if a player gets injured
Pressuring officials with aggressive behaviour
congratulating the opponents on a good goal
shaking hands after the game
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The expected behaviour of players or opponents towards each other is called:
the norm
etiiquette
bad sportsmanship
what you have to do
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best example of a role model promoting participation in physical activities?
Watching an Olympic athlete and joining an athletics club
Trying to beat your personal best in the high jump
Taking up yoga to keep flexible
To enjoy participating in an exercise class
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what does the term NGB stand for?
national goverence body
nation governing body
national governing body
nationally govern body
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what are the negatives for a country who want to try and host a major sporting event?
Bidding can be cheap
Can cause divisions in the country if one area dominates
Facilities can end up not being used after the event
very cheap to run
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reasons why athletes shouldnt take PED?
can be good for your health
It is not cheating/against the rules anyway
Sets a good example to young people
Can cause negative long term affects to health
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example of a "regular" sporting event
Wimbledon
World Cup
paralympics
Champions league finals
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key qualities of fair play in sport
breaking the rules
making enemies
respect
arguing
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what is a "regular and re-occuring" sporting event
Wimbledon
Grand Prix
World Cup
Olympics
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identify the factors which affect the popularity of a sport in the UK
Environment/climate
low participation numbers
Role models
media coverage
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odd one out- Values in sport:
tolerence and respect
national pride
inspiration
citizenship
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what are the negative effects of gamesmanship?
Other team could get annoyed and do the same
Spectators will become disinterested in watching the sport
more fans will want to come and watch
good reputation of the sport
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What does the term national pride mean in sport?
Supports and performers unite behind country in events
Striving to be the best you can be
Initiatives to get under-represented social groups involved
Developing an understanding of different cultures
