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AQA GCSE PE Chapter 5 - Socio-cultural Influences, Commercialisation and ethical issues
Golden triangle means?
What is a stimulant?
AQA GCSE PE Chapter 5 - Socio-cultural Influences, Commercialisation and ethical issues
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What is a stimulant?
Make athletes more alert and mask effects of fatigue
Hide pain
prepares the body for exercise
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Golden triangle means?
relationship between sport, sponsorship and media
the main ways people communicate via TV, radio etc
Activity of buying/selling on a large scale
where a company pays money/goods in return for advertising
3
What does the acronym FILS stand for?
Fame, interest, levels, success
Fame, income, level playing field, success
Fortune, income, playing field, success
4
Which athlete might ise Beta Blockers
Swimmer
Darts player
Footballer
Tennis Player
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Friends of a similar age and background are known as?
support group
partner group
pressure group
peer group
6
What is Viscosity?
How 'Thin' a liquid is
How 'Thick a liquid is
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Why is Football most likely to be played by people from a low socio-economic backround?
Does not require expensive/specialist equipment
It is expensive
Lots of media coverage
There are not many places to play
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What does PED stand for?
performance easy drugs
Performance enhancing drugs
perform enhance diaretics
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Which of the following is not a reason why leisure time has increased?
hobbies and interests
part time jobs
technological advances
unemployment levels
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Which is not an example of good equiette?
Diving
walking in Cricket
following the rules
Shaking hands
11
What Sport is the TV Match official (TMO) used?
Cricket
Golf
Rugby
Netball
12
Reasons for sponsoring sport form the acronym PAST, What does it stand for?
Publicity, assiting, supporting Tax
Public, assist, sponsoring, Tax
Publicity, Association, support, Tax
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Which of the following is not a sporting NGB
Sport England
FA
Badminton England
RFU
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Which of these is not a factor affecting participation
Teachers attitude
Peers
A balanced diet
Gender
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Which of the following is a benefit of sponsorship to the sponsor?
Entry fees paid for
A tarnished company image
advertising
Free sports equipment
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What is an Ergogenic aid?
a piece of equipment to improve performance
A subtance taken before a game
Cheating through equipment
A technique of substance used for the purpose of enhancing performance
17
What is match analysis?
Someone that watches Football games
Compiter software that provides detailed statistical data
Software that provides videos
18
What is physical prowess?
Showing competence, expertise and proficiency
Effort, enterprise or trying hard
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Which of these in an adapted sport?
Boccia
Football
Rugby
Rounders
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Commercialisation means...
where a company pays money/goods in return for advertising
activity of buying/selling on a large scale
the main way that people communicate via tv, radio etc
relationship between sport, sponsorship and media
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What is ethnic groups?
a community of people who share a common cultural background
The colour of someone's skin
Someone's religion
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What is lifelong physical activity?
Part of daily life, life long participation e.g. gym/walking
Sport that can be enjoyed over a lifetime e.g. badminton
23
What is Hawkeye?
A device that tracks the ball in Rugby
Tracks the ball in Football
An optical ball-tracking device used as an aid to officiating
An optical ball tracking device used only in Cricket
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A persons socio economic status...
is the amount of money someone has
depends on a persons job, income, education, where they live
is a minority group
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Which sport would someone from a low socio-economic background be most likely to play?
Golf
Polo
Football
Tennis
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Teams, individuals, stadiums and competitions can all be sponsored. True or false?
False
True
