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Revision of Historical Studies
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1
In which stage was swimming more regular; for hygiene, safety and recreation?
stage 3
stage 2
stage 1
2
Ex-public school boys often became
Pedestrians
Farmers
Rowers
Industrialists
3
In which stage did Dr Thomas Arnold reform public schools?
3
2
1
4
In which stage did 'hare and hounds' get played?
2
1
3
5
Who captained the All England Xl in 1840s?
Deerfoot
Martin Swannell
William Clarke
W.G.Grace
6
What did Dr Thomas Arnold use as a vehicle for social control?
theology
religion
sixth form
games
7
What year was the ASA formed?
1954
1844
1904
1884
8
Def: covered walkways or corridors
Penny post
Cloisters
Clifton
Fives
9
Which is not an example of the impact of the Industrial rev on rural peasants
RSPCA
Only 4 bank holidays
57 hour week
Police system
10
what was considered as part of the chivalric code?
wagering
the ability to swim
speaking a number of languages
knowing how to cook
11
What led to professionalism but was heavily looked down on by gentlemen amateurs
broken time payments
the respect campaign
the FA
penny post
12
spot the odd one out - rational rec was
restrictive
random
regional
rule based
13
An example of a less barbaric pub game in the pop rec period is
prize fighting
badger baiting
Billiards
dog fighting
14
Which one is not a Clarendon school
Eton
Harrow
Millfield
Winchester
15
Spot the odd one out -Mob games can be recognised by their lack of...
Specific boundaries
Set rules
Violence
Set pitch
16
Def: 'A member of the gentry who looked after a lower class performer '
patron
master
gentry
Trustee
17
Which one is not an example of an upper/middle class late 19th century athletics?
elite athletics clubs
sports days
urban athletic clubs
Cross country or 'harrier' clubs
18
The AAC adopted the exclusion clause from the ARA
True
False
19
What factor made Cricket differ from most popular recreations?
it had an early rule structure
it was played by both males and females
its rules could be locally adapted
it attracted wagering
20
where was transformed into a major bathing facility due to the influence of the public schools?
duck puddle at Harrow
River grand at Rugby
river Eton at Eton
swan lake at Charterhouse
21
Who believed in 'Muscular Christianity'?
Dr George Newman
Dr Chlaredon
Dr Arnold
22
Robert Barclay Allardice attracted crowds of 10,000 when he...
walked 1000 miles in 1000 hours
Beat Deerfoot in the English champs
Swam the English Channel
Played at the first lords ground in 1887
23
Spot the Odd one out
Local
simple unwritten rules
wagering
regular
24
These prevented ordinary people from hunting game.
The British empire
Game laws
RSPCC
The Church
25
In which stage did the first 'melting pot' occur?
1
3
2
26
Def: The chasing of hares by trained dogs for a wager
ratting
coursing
hare and hounds
quoits
27
Who created Lawn Tennis?
lower class
upper class
middle class
28
Spot the odd one out - Characteristics of 19thC public schools
Local
Endowed
Fee paying
Expanding
29
What year was the wash house act sanctioned?
1926
1846
1896
1946
30
This was the 'The cradle of cricket'
bat and ball inn
marylebone inn
the hambledon
the bat inn
31
'Increased law and order' resulted in which characteristic of rational recreation?
regular
exclusive
control of gambling
respectable
32
When was the Clarendon Report written?
1902
1884
1864
1861
33
Def: 'Water-borne disease which causes serious dehydration and even death'
scurvy
scarlet fever
cholera
flu
34
The FA formed in...
1903
1963
1763
1863
35
'Influential people responsible for managing and promoting an organisation or asset'
patron
master
gentry
trustee
36
what is holding back in order to loose a race?
roping
Ringling
running to the book
ringing in
37
Def: Poor living standards where young boys were treated severely by masters and older boys...
spartan
post war austerity
Popular recreation
melting pot
38
Activities for the upper class were often
Violent
Occupational
sophisticated
inexpensive
39
Which is the odd one out: Mob football could be recognised for its lack of...
skillfullness
brutality
set positions
set rules
40
the lords festival week was a social display of wealth for...
King Richards
Winchester
Harrow
Eton
41
which one is not a feature of pre industrial Britain
agricultural
seasonal time
civilised
Illiteracy
42
A sport England survey highlighted the most popular case study participated in today it is...
swimming
tennis
cricket
football
