What was the main purpose of the Clarendon Report of 1864?

To evaluate the role of public schools in promoting sport

What is the main purpose of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)?

To enforce rules and policies against performance-enhancing drugs

What role do National Governing Bodies (NGBs) play in the development of sport in the UK?

responsible for grassroots participation and elite performance pathways

What is the primary purpose of the Olympic Charter

To promote peace, education, and sport internationally

What is a key reason for the increase in female participation in sport in recent decades?

Greater investment and promotion of female athletes

Which of the following describes the role of public schools in the development of modern sport?

They promoted teamwork, discipline, and fair play through sports

What is the main role of Sport England?

To encourage mass participation in sport at all levels

Which of the following best describes the concept of ‘deviance’ in sport?

Breaking the written or unwritten rules of sport

Which of the following is a positive effect of globalisation on sport?

Greater international competition and talent migration

What is the primary characteristic of a post-industrial society in sport?

The organization and codification of sports

What is ‘talent identification’ in sport?

A method of scouting potential elite athletes

Which of the following is NOT a key role of UK Sport?

Running national school PE programs

Which of the following best defines ‘commercialisation’ in sport?

The increased role of business and sponsorship in sport

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1
What was the main purpose of the Clarendon Report of 1864?
To evaluate the role of public schools in promoting sport
To investigate the role of women in sports
To formalize rules in football and cricket
To promote the development of leisure industries
2
What is the main purpose of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)?
To enforce rules and policies against performance-enhancing drugs
To legalise drug use in professional sport
To provide funding for elite sport programs
To educate athletes on nutrition and diet
3
What is the term for sports that are played primarily for enjoyment rather than financial gain?
Rational recreation
Amateurism
Professionalism
Athleticism
4
What role do National Governing Bodies (NGBs) play in the development of sport in the UK?
They organize international tournaments exclusively
They are responsible for education curriculum reform
They oversee only professional athletes in major sports
responsible for grassroots participation and elite performance pathways
5
Which of the following organisations is responsible for funding and supporting Olympic athletes in the UK?
UK Sport
Sport England
The FA
The International Olympic Committee
6
What is the primary purpose of the Olympic Charter
To prioritize financial success in sport
To encourage professionalism in sport
To promote peace, education, and sport internationally
To ensure equal pay for male and female athletes
7
What is a key reason for the increase in female participation in sport in recent decades?
Decreased media coverage of women’s sport
Fewer opportunities for women in elite sport
Greater investment and promotion of female athletes
Increased societal pressure for women to focus on domestic roles
8
Which of the following describes the role of public schools in the development of modern sport?
They encouraged women’s participation in competitive sports
They discouraged physical activities to focus on academics
They promoted teamwork, discipline, and fair play through sports
They were the origin of professional leagues
9
What is the main role of Sport England?
To oversee international sports governance
To encourage mass participation in sport at all levels
To fund elite athletes for the Olympics
To regulate professional leagues and competitions
10
Which of the following best describes the concept of ‘deviance’ in sport?
Showing respect for opponents and officials
Playing aggressively within the rules
Following the traditions of amateur sport
Breaking the written or unwritten rules of sport
11
Which of the following is a positive effect of globalisation on sport?
Increased doping scandals
Decreased interest in traditional sports
Reduced financial investment in sport
Greater international competition and talent migration
12
What is the primary characteristic of a post-industrial society in sport?
A decline in public interest in sport
The dominance of amateur athletes
The organization and codification of sports
The introduction of ancient sports
13
What is ‘talent identification’ in sport?
The natural ability of an athlete to perform at a high level
The ability to win medals at international competitions
The promotion of sport among younger children
A method of scouting potential elite athletes
14
Which of the following is NOT a key role of UK Sport?
Running national school PE programs
Providing funding for elite athletes
Managing talent identification programs
Supporting Team GB at the Olympics
15
Which of the following best defines ‘commercialisation’ in sport?
The strict adherence to amateur values in competition
The focus on grassroots participation
The increased role of business and sponsorship in sport
The role of coaches in shaping athletes’ development

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