Butlins was first opened in 1936, what was the slogan?

A weeks holiday for a weeks pay

What were fighting booths?

A fairground attraction were people could box a 'pro'.

What was the Temperance Movement?

A movement campaigning against alcohol consumption

What happened at the 1968 Mexico Olympic games?

Two black sprinters saluted the Black Power Movement

What did the Football pools allow people to do?

To bet on the outcome of football matches

Which is incorrect regarding increased leisure time and sport?

Matches were often played on Mondays when people worked

What was the Grand Tour?

A tour of Europe for young rich to complete education

Which of the following was not an impact of the cinema?

The introduction of the wireless

Which of the following was NOT an impact of pop music in the 1960's?

The growth of private gym facilities

What is a National Park?

An area of great natural beauty protected by law

Why was the Youth Hostel Association established in 1930?

provide cheap accommodation for visitors to the countryside

What is a package holiday?

Holiday arranged including travel and accomodation

In 1895 the 'broken-time' issue hit Rugby. What did it lead to?

The creation of the Rugby League

What was a guesthouse?

Somewhere for less wealthy to stay

What was a teenybopper?

A fanatical pop fan from the 1970's

Spectator sport grew in the early 20th century for many reasons; which reason is INCORRECT?

The growth of sport on Television

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1
Butlins was first opened in 1936, what was the slogan?
A holiday for a months pay
A day trip for the day
Fun in the sun
A weeks holiday for a weeks pay
2
Amateur Sport was played as a pastime and not for money.
False
True
3
Which of the following was NOT a role of the radio during WW2?
Delivering Ministry of Information controlled broadcasts
The forces programme broadcast to entertain the armed forces
News and information
Advertising
4
What were fighting booths?
Place were people could bet on boxing matches
A fairground attraction were people could box a 'pro'.
5
What was the Temperance Movement?
Movement promoting the watching of films
A group trying to reduce film ticket prices
An attempt to avoid reality
A movement campaigning against alcohol consumption
6
What happened at the 1968 Mexico Olympic games?
Two black sprinters saluted the Black Power Movement
64 countries boycotted the games
Hitler used the games to highlight his Aryan race
A number of athletes were caught taking drugs
7
What did the Football pools allow people to do?
Follow the game whilst listening to the radio
To bet on the outcome of football matches
Set the maximum wage limit each week
Allowed people to travel to matches
8
Which is incorrect regarding increased leisure time and sport?
Matches were often played on Mondays when people worked
Matches were played on Boxing Day allowing more to attend
The bank holiday act enabled people to have more time off
Matches were played on Saturday afternoons
9
What was the Grand Tour?
A trip to the seaside
A tour of Europe for young rich to complete education
A trip to a holiday camp
A tour around the local town
10
Which of the following was not an impact of the cinema?
Education and employment
Lifestyle and fashion
Technology
The introduction of the wireless
11
When was the Walkman introduced?
1972
1965
1982
1979
12
Which of the following was NOT an impact of pop music in the 1960's?
The growth of private gym facilities
Protest
Youth culture and fashion
Technology and the media
13
What is a National Park?
A large zoo
A roadside hotel for motorists
A large play area for children
An area of great natural beauty protected by law
14
Why was the Youth Hostel Association established in 1930?
To promote camping holidays
provide cheap accommodation for visitors to the countryside
To provide accomodation like a holiday camp
To promote walking for pleasure
15
The British Broadcasting Corporation was originally set up in 1924, how was it funded?
Monthly subscription
Issuing radio licences
It was free
Sale of TV licences
16
Where would you have been able to watch works such as HMS Pinafore and the Mikado?
The pub
Churches and Chapels
The Music Hall
The Theatre
17
What is a package holiday?
Holiday arranged including travel and accomodation
Holiday that does not include travel arrangements
A holiday that does not include accomodation
Holiday where you visit a theme park
18
In 1895 the 'broken-time' issue hit Rugby. What did it lead to?
The creation of the Rugby League
A new set of rules for the game of Rugby
Rugby only being played by amateurs
19
What would not be offered at a National Park?
Watersports (sailing and canoeing)
Theme park rides
Walking and cycling
Wildlife watching
20
When were the 'talkies' introduced?
1936
1927
1903
1956
21
What was a guesthouse?
A motorised coach
A place for a leisurely walk
Somewhere for less wealthy to stay
A hotel for rich people
22
What was a teenybopper?
A style of music in the 1950's
A fanatical pop fan from the 1970's
A phrase associated with female popgroups
23
Holiday camps offered an all-inclusive style holiday. Which was not included?
Accommodation
Travel to and from
Food
Entertainment
24
Spectator sport grew in the early 20th century for many reasons; which reason is INCORRECT?
Better transport
Competitions, tournaments and town rivalries
The growth of sport on Television
Influence of the radio
25
A Derby match is one played by teams from neighbouring places.
False
True

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