How can schools promote participation in sport?

By providing a variety of sports for all students

Why is drug testing important in professional sport?

To protect athletes' health and ensure fair competition

Which of the following is NOT a barrier to participation in sport?

National governing body funding

What does the term ‘inclusive’ mean in sport?

Making sport accessible to everyone regardless of background or ability

How does media influence participation in sport?

It can inspire people to take up new sports

What is the main reason for increasing participation in sport?

To improve individuals' health and well-being

Which of the following is an example of technology improving sports performance?

Using high-tech running shoes to improve speed

What is an example of an ethical issue in sport?

An athlete taking banned substances

Why is goal-line technology used in football?

To ensure fairness by accurately judging if a ball crosses the line

What is a key factor in increasing female participation in sport?

Changing attitudes and increasing media coverage of female athletes

Which of the following is an example of sportsmanship?

Shaking hands with an opponent after a match

Which of these is an example of a "Role Model" in sport?

A famous athlete who inspires others to play sport

Promote Equality for LGBTQ people

What is the purpose of National Governing Bodies (NGBs) in sport?

To develop and regulate specific sports at all levels

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1
How can schools promote participation in sport?
By only offering competitive sports
By restricting sports to those who excel in PE
By charging high fees for extra-curricular activities
By providing a variety of sports for all students
2
Why is drug testing important in professional sport?
To protect athletes' health and ensure fair competition
To allow some athletes to gain an advantage
To increase entertainment value
To make sports more expensive
3
Which of the following is NOT a barrier to participation in sport?
Gender stereotypes
Lack of facilities
National governing body funding
High cost of equipment
4
What does the term ‘inclusive’ mean in sport?
Only allowing elite athletes to compete
Making sport accessible to everyone regardless of background or ability
Restricting certain age groups from playing
Giving advantages to one group of people
5
How does media influence participation in sport?
It has no impact on sports participation
It only benefits professional athletes
It can inspire people to take up new sports
It always discourages people from playing sports
6
What is the main reason for increasing participation in sport?
To reduce the number of professional athletes
To make more money for sports clubs
To decrease competition in sports
To improve individuals' health and well-being
7
Which of the following is an example of technology improving sports performance?
Using high-tech running shoes to improve speed
Watching old matches
Playing on uneven surfaces
Wearing heavier clothing during training
8
Which group is most likely to experience barriers to sports participation?
Professional athletes
People with disabilities
Children in school with access to PE
Young adults in full-time work
9
What is an example of an ethical issue in sport?
An athlete taking banned substances
A coach providing fitness training
A company sponsoring a football team
A player scoring a goal
10
Why is goal-line technology used in football?
To replace referees completely
To ensure fairness by accurately judging if a ball crosses the line
To speed up the game by making quick decisions
To help teams gain an unfair advantage
11
What is a key factor in increasing female participation in sport?
Changing attitudes and increasing media coverage of female athletes
Banning men from competing in certain sports
Creating more female-only sports
Making all sports competitions mixed-gender
12
Which of the following is an example of sportsmanship?
Arguing with the referee after a bad decision
Celebrating excessively in front of the losing team
Shaking hands with an opponent after a match
Faking an injury to win a penalty
13
Which of these is an example of a "Role Model" in sport?
A coach who never played sport professionally
A person who only watches sport on TV
A famous athlete who inspires others to play sport
A retired athlete who no longer competes
14
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Increase Racism
Decrease Gays
Promote Equality for LGBTQ people
15
What is the purpose of National Governing Bodies (NGBs) in sport?
To develop and regulate specific sports at all levels
To prevent people from joining sports clubs
To make profits from selling sports merchandise
To ensure only professional athletes can play sports

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