AQA A Level PE - Chapter 3

What major change occurred in tennis in 1968, allowing professional players to compete alongside amateurs?

What is a key benefit to society of raising participation in sport and physical activity?

Which of these was a negative effect of Industrial Revolution on sporting opportunities for the lower classes.

In pre-industrial Britain, the lower class had very limited free time due to farm work. Free time was dictated by what?

Dr William Penny Brookes was the driving force behind which event, considered a forerunner to the modern Olympic Games?

Real tennis, played in pre-industrial Britain, was described as an exclusive activity for which social class?

Which national partner organisation is dedicated to increasing participation in physical activity among disabled people

Which of the following activities is an example of popular recreation in pre-industrial Britain?

In the late nineteenth century, how was the gentleman amateur viewed compared to the working-class professional?

What was a reason why activities like mob football became unpopular with local authorities and were eventually banned?

In the latter nineteenth century, which new social class emerged and played a key role in forming clubs and NGBs.

Which term describes sport and hobbies for the masses between 1780–1900 with a level of logic and structure applied?

What term describes the gradual organisation and defining of the rules and conduct of participants for playing a sport?

The development of steam trains and railways had a positive impact on sport by enabling which of the following?

Which type of media is viewed as the most powerful aspect, particularly in the context of sport 'going global'?

What was a key characteristic of sporting recreation in pre-industrial society (pre-1780)?

Why did the Church promote sport and recreation among local communities during Victorian times?

What term is used to describe the relationship between sport, business, and media?

Which of the following is identified as a barrier to sports participation for ethnic minority groups?

What is the term for a person who plays sport for the love of it and receives no financial gain?