Which of the following help us to understand the concept of the “Shop window Effect”?

The profile of the host country is rasied

Which of the following are benefits of World Games for the performer?

A chance to compete against the best

What is a disadvantage to a sport of increased media control?

Ticket allocation given to sponsors

What is positive deviancy?

Over conformity to sporting ethic

Talented athlete scholarship scheme

Which social factors contributed to the emergence of mass spectator sport in the 19th C?

Emergence of professional teams

What strategies have UK Sport implemented to develop elite performers?

Co-ordinated approach with NGB's

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A2 AQA PE Revision Contemporary Influences

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Revision quiz for the Contemporary Influences section of the AQA A2 PHED 3 Physical Education Paper

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1
Which statement would not describe the foundation stage of the Sports Participation Pyramid?
Competitive sport
Compulsory school PE
Sport for all
Experimental Stage
2
Which of the following help us to understand the concept of the “Shop window Effect”?
Poor people in the host country receive more
World Games guarantee financial success for the host country
Athlete performances improve
The profile of the host country is rasied
3
Which of the following would be examples of improved infrastructure for a host city?
Increase funding
Increased role models available to young people
Increased tourism
Improved transport links
4
Which of the following are benefits of World Games for the performer?
Increased prestige for the host
A loss of privacy due to fame
A chance to compete against the best
They get a nice car
5
What is a disadvantage to a sport of increased media control?
Better analysis by pundits
Ticket allocation given to sponsors
Increase money in the sport
Performers have higher wages
6
What is a cause of hooligan behaviour?
Bad mood
Genetics
Angry males
Tribalism
7
How might a performer break the contract to compete during a sporting contest?
Not attend training sessions
Not try their best to win
Cheating
Break the law
8
What is positive deviancy?
Breaking the rules
Cheating
Over conformity to sporting ethic
Gamesmanship
9
What is TASS?
A group of politicians who discuss sport
Talented athlete scholarship scheme
Talented athlete saving scheme
Part of Sport England
10
Which is part of the structure of the World Class Performance Pathway?
World Class Finish
World Class Sports People
World Class Podium
World Class Media
11
Which social factors contributed to the emergence of mass spectator sport in the 19th C?
Muscular Christianity
Emergence of professional teams
Hooligan behaviour
Amaturism
12
What reason would companies invest such large sums of money in sport?
Improve company image
Enjoy watching football
Have too much money
Make profit
13
Why have there been very few instances of spectator violence at the modern Olympic Games ?
Crowds from many countries
Spectators don't care who wins
More middle class audience
Higher security
14
Which of the following are characteristics of World Games?
Lack of media attention
Every Year
Small Scale
Elite performers
15
What strategies have UK Sport implemented to develop elite performers?
Increase publicity
Make sport more popular in general
Co-ordinated approach with NGB's
Increase mass participation

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