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When were first Wenlock Games?
What drug would be most suited to a weightlifter
Sport and Society
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What drug would be most suited to a weightlifter
Anabolic steroid
EPO
Beta blocker
Cocaine
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When were first Wenlock Games?
1860
1870
1850
1840
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When was there a decline in mob games?What are the characteristics of popular recreation?
In the 20th Century
In 19th Century during and after industrialisation
In the 18th Century
In 19th Century before industrialisation
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The only rule of Mob Football was...
No kicking other people
No gauging
No murder
No punching
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TWO features of early 20th Century Amateurs
Top performers
High status
Low status
Low level of morality
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Why was transport important for sport
Made far away fixtures more difficult
Stopped teams from competing locally
Allowed for spectators to follow their teams
They were free
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Muscular Christianity is...
Playing to the best of your abilities by not playing fairly
Playing to win at all costs
Devotion to playing of sport, but with moral integrity
playing hard, but playing fair too
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TWO strategies to decrease drug usage
Make drugs more expensive
Harsher punishments
Education programmes eg 100% me
Make it harder to buy drugs
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Which of the following is a NGB
Gold event series
UK sport
British Cycling
English institute of sport
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TWO ways in which sports have changed as a result of commercial and media interest
Competition formats have changed eg T20
Less personal experience for the viewers
Negative affect on participation eg lack of media for women
Less breaks
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What is the definition of Sportmanship
Conforming to the rules, spirit and etiquette of a sport
Trying to deceive an official by over-acting
Bending the rules to their limit without getting caught
Behaviour which is outside the norms of society
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Which TWO are roles and purposes of National Institutes of sport
Performance Lifestyle programmes
Promote participation
Sports science and medicine
Provide funding to NGBs
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which one is NOT a NEGATIVE effect of the industrial revolutions on sports
Poor Health and hygiene
Migration of lower classes in to urban areas
Lack of leisure time
A new middle class developed
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Name the three corners of the golden triangle
Social media, NGBs, internet
sport, NGBs, media
sport, media, business
sport, media, social media
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Which is NOT a POSITIVE effect of the Industrial revolution on sports
Migration of lower classes in to urban areas
A new middle class developed
Gradual increase in wages
Influence of ex-public schoolboys
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The church did what for sport?
Discouraged participation in sport
Only allowed it to be played when they decided
Thought it was against their religion
Allowed their facilities to be used
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Which one best describes a professional performers. Someone who....
Receives direct payment for their participation in sport
who plays sport emphasising sportsmanship and fair play
Plays sport for the love of it
Does not get paid for competing in sport
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Popular recreation was for the working class because...
There were little rules and it was violent
School was compulsory
They had specialised equipment and facilities
Little rural ground to play on
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What is the correct definition of popular recreation?
Pastimes of post-industrial Britain
Civilised and organised sports of post-industrial Britain
Pre-industrial sports/pastimes associated with lower class
Post-Industrial sports mainly associated with higher class
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Which is a characteristic of the Wenlock games?
Events were based in Cities
They were held in Scotland
Rules were complex
An event was reserved for local people only
