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Physical Education (GCSE PE): Leisure, Recreation & Access to Sport
Physical Education (GCSE PE): Leisure, Recreation & Access to Sport
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Unit 3: CIE exam board... Access to sport (stereotyping) and leisure + recreation
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Which of these are examples of why people choose to take part in recreational activities
Competition
To lose weight
Excitement
Your friends do
2
More aware, improved technology, increased unemployment, people live longer are reasons why
People have less leisure time
People have more leisure time
People are unemployed
People play sport
3
Poor education, crime & vandalism & living in overpopulated areas are barriers for
Deprived
Elderly
Wealthy
Women
4
A preconceived or oversimplified generalization involving negative beliefs about people
Gamesmanship
Etiquette
Stereotype
Sportsmanship
5
Reduced traditional values, greater independence, increased child care and fashion has led to
Increased participation for disabled
Increased participation for elderly
Reduced participation for women
Increased participation for women
6
What activities/sports would you be more likely to play if you live in an urban area/inner city
Rugby
Golf
Basketball
Horse riding
7
Lack of time, family commitments, traditional views, lack of childcare & opportunities
Barriers for disabled
Barriers for elderly
Barriers for ethnic minorities
Barriers for women
8
Generally prize money in sport is greater for
Females
Males
9
'Something you do in your leisure time because you want to’
is the definition of
A leisure activity
A recreational activity
Sport
Exercise
10
It has been estimated that approximately how many people in the world have a disability
600 million
900 million
300 million
100 million
11
Swimming, cycling, jogging, walking, climbing & fishing are examples of
Fitness sessions
Recreational activities
Sports
Leisure activities
12
What barriers may this individual face
Time constraints
Lack of awareness
Ill health
Lack of childcare
13
What barriers may this individual face when attempting to take part in sport
Transport
Childcare
Racial stereotypes
Inaccessible facilities
14
Why are wealthy people morelikely to take part in leisure time activities
Higher levels of skill
Financial support for memberships
They are more aware
No transport restrictions
15
‘The time in which we get to choose what we do’
is the definition of
Recreation
Leisure
Sport
Exercise
16
People have a variety of reasons why they cannot participate. These can be grouped as
Personal, social, opportunities
Personal, school, opportunities
Motivation, parents, opportunities
Illness, friends, where they live
17
3 general categories that help us understand why people take part in recreational activities
Health, fitness, vocation
Health, leisure, vocation
Health, leisure, professional
Health, leisure, holiday
18
Which of the following activities are very limited to the area in which you live
Basketball
Scuba diving
5 a side football
Skiing
19
What barriers may this individual have faced
Lack of time
Ramadan
Cultural traditions
Modesty
20
Which groups of people may be stereotyped
Ethnicity
Disabled
Females
Religion
