3.1/3.2 Sport and society

Question 1

Roughly when did lawn tennis develop

Accepted Answer

1850-1900

Question 2

What is rational recreation?

Accepted Answer

The development of well ordered, organised and controlled sport for all

Question 3

This quiz has been really good

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

20th century professionals were often

Accepted Answer

Lower class

Question 5

Urbanisation is the movement of large numbers of people moving from rural areas to towns and cities

Accepted Answer

True

Question 6

Negative effects of the industrial revolution on sports and pastimes in the first half of the 19th century were?

Accepted Answer

Poor health, Lack of leisure time, Lack of income

Question 7

How did the church influence sport?

Accepted Answer

Made teams/ reduced drinking/ increased church attendence, Created facilities

Question 8

20th century amateurs were often ....

Accepted Answer

Upper class

Question 9

How many classes were their in the feudal system

Accepted Answer

2

Question 10

What is popular recreation?

Accepted Answer

Sports and pastimes for the lower class

Question 11

Factories began to make teams, which is a reason they didn't make teams

Accepted Answer

Workers playing football at lunch

Question 12

Mob football is an example of ......

Accepted Answer

Popular recreation

Question 13

What are the characteristics of popular recreation?

Accepted Answer

Violent, irregularly played

Question 14

Which is a characteristic of life in pre-industrial Britain?

Accepted Answer

Widespread illiteracty

Question 15

Which is not a characteristic of pre-industrial Britain?

Accepted Answer

Majority of the population lived in urban areas

Question 16

The transport revolution caused ...

Accepted Answer

Movement of teams/ access to countryside/ cheaper travel

Question 17

What is not a characteristic of real tennis?

Accepted Answer

Linked to drunken behaviour

Question 18

What is a characteristic of rational recreation?

Accepted Answer

Codification of rules: NGB's created rules for each sport, Purpose built facilities: played in pitches, grounds or tracks, Respectable: Sport was non violent, Regional/ national play: Played over the country and popular with lower cls

Question 19

What is codification?

Accepted Answer

Development of strict rules by NGBs

Question 20

Positive effects of the industrial revolution on sports and pastimes in the second half of the 19th century were?

Accepted Answer

A new middle class developed, Ex public school boys set up teams, Health and hygiene improved

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