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Good Sportsmanship Rocks
Good Sportsmanship Rocks
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1
At the end of a game, win or lose, you should always...
Get to the lockeroom immediately
Shake hands with the other team
Text Mr. Pierson the game's results
Get ice cream
2
Which choice below isn't built by good sportsmanship?
honor
arrogance
respect
character
3
If a player in football is accused of "roughing the passer" what happens to them.
They will receive a personal foul
They get a bonus check
People applaud them
If it's Tom Brady they are sent to jail
4
Which is not a way to lose gracefully?
If you lose, don't make up excuses
Yell at teammates that made mistakes in the game
Show respect for the officials in the game
Always do your best
5
Which choice is an example of showing you are a positive role-model in sports?
Sulking after a bad play
Crying when you lose
Taunting others
Encourage Teammates
6
How can good sportsmanship help in situations outside sports? (Pick one)
You will be able to work well with others in a job setting
You will be more aggressive when walking in crowds
You will be in better physical shape
You can decorate your house better than the neighbor's at Christmas time
7
You should respect the decisions of referees or other officials of the game.
False
True
8
Why are there rules in games?
It emphasizes playing fair
It makes sure there can be only one winner
So adults are always winners
So people can't complain
9
Unsportsmanlike Conduct will earn you a penalty in sports.
False
True
10
A person that is a good sport knows that their actions can reflect on the whole team.
False
True
11
What choice below is not a show of good sportsmanship?
Follow the rules of the game
GIve your best effort
Have a positive attitude
Refuse to shake hands if you lose
12
Playing fair means you don't always have to follow the rules.
False
True