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HSC PDHPE Option SPAAS Revision
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1
A commodity is something that is ...
for fun and enjoyment.
bought, sold or traded.
free to all.
common in big business.
2
Which is not a disadvantage of sponsorship?
Inappropriate sponsorship such as alcohol brands.
Media coverage dominated by traditional male sports.
Money put towards development of juniors.
Sponsors can force changes to rules. e.g. more timeouts.
3
is to endorse brands or products in order to increase the sales for the sponsor company
sell
compete
advertise
administer
4
Which is not an example of a direct cost of hosting the Olympic Games?
technology
medical treatment
construction of venues
wages for workers
5
hunting and bare-knuckle boxing are known as...
fun sports
gross sports
blood sports
real sports
6
Amateur means...
participating in sports that you are an expert at.
participating in sport and being paid.
participating in sports that you are not good at.
participating in sport without being paid.
7
SPAAS stands for...?
Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Society
Sport and Physical Activity in Austrian Society
Sport and Physical Affection in Australian Society
Sport and Physical Activity in Australian Socks
8
Patriotism is ...
a love of Australia.
a love of England.
a devotion to one's country and . willingness to defend it.
a love of parrots.
9
Women in the 19th century were expected to be...
athletes.
wives and mothers.
rugby players.
muscly and loud.
10
Which is not an example of indirect/secondary costs of hosting the Olympics?
transport system upgrade
medical treatments
drug testing
wages for workers
11
During the nineteenth century, sport was mainly played by the...
poor
middle class
lower class
wealthy
12
Which is not an advantage of sponsorship for sport?
Greater recognition of the sport through media.
Economic growth for host city/state/country.
Athletes can compete overseas as travel is paid for.
Ignoring tradition and renaming events to suit themselves.
13
Six figure sums have been payed to athletes since the...
1940's
1970's
1980's
1960's
14
Professional sports means...
receiving trophies and medals for playing.
receiving celebrity status for playing.
receiving payment for playing.
receiving no payment for playing
15
Professional sport was developed by...
the wealthy
amatuers
greedy people
the working class
16
Which is not a reason why professionalism is needed in sport?
Athletes being too busy to find a spouse.
Medical costs such as physiotherapy.
Rising cost of hiring facilities, coaches and equipment.
Demands of training not allowing full time work.
17
Which sports were thought to instil courage, determination, self-discipline and manliness?
cricket and rugby
tennis and cricket
tennis and rugby
lawn bowls and dancing
18
Sporting teams, such as the Eels, sell mugs, scarves, beanies, jackets etc. This is known as...
merchandise/memorabilia
the best things you could ever buy.
sponsorship
advertising
19
Attitudes that stereotype people according to gender rather than merit is known as...
Racism
Classism
Sexism
Ageism
20
Australian sports have been influenced by...
Scotland
England
Wales
Ireland
21
Which Olympics was the first that women competed in swimming?
1912 Stockholm
1900 Paris
1932 Los Angeles
2000 Sydney
22
Which became a professional sport first? Rugby Union or League?
Rugby League
Rugby Leanion
Rugby Union
Rugby Uneague
23
___________ involves an organisation covering costs of competition in return for advertisement.
Sponsorship
Promotion
Marketing
Donation
24
Which was not a myth endorsed by the male dominated medical profession of the time?
Women's feet were too small for sport.
Women are unable to handle the stress of sport.
Women's bones were too fragile for sport.
Women's reproductive systems would be damaged by sport.
25
A person who sets up new businesses in the hope of making a profit is known as a...
entree
entrepreneur
engineer
entertainer
