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R184 Sports Studies Contemporary Issues in Sport
The paralympic values are :
The FA is responsible for ...
R184 Sports Studies Contemporary Issues in Sport
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The FA is responsible for ...
Transport and mini buses
Corner flags and throw ins
TV and Radio
Coaching and officiating
2
The paralympic values are :
Hope, help and friendship.
Performance, rivalry and intimidation.
Courage, determination, inspiration and equality.
Friendship, National Pride, Respect
3
A hoist in a swimming pool is a possible 'barrier to sports participation' solution.
True
False
4
Which of the following is not a responsibility of a NGB
Improve PE provisions
Setting up coaching/officiating courses and frameworks
Governance of rules
Anti-doping/anti-discrimination campaigns
5
National governing bodies...….
Do not organise disabled sports competitions
Are responsible for mass participation but not elite athletes
Can set the rules of sports
Control more than one sport each
6
What does Citizenship mean?
Learning how to work together and support others
Get involved in the local community through sport
Learning the importance of rules
Striving to be the best you can be
7
Bans, fines and removal of medals are known as ... to prevent the use of PEDs
Sanctions
Criminalisation
Punishments
Abilities
8
The Olympic symbol represents...
The five gods the olympics honors
The five major continents of the world
The five original events in the olympics
The five most sucessful countries
9
The provision of appropriate facilities will have a positive impact on participation
True
False
10
An example of sportsmanship is...
Shaking an opponents hand after the match
Arguing with the referee
Playing on when an injury has happened
Spitting on the pitch
11
Why do older adults often face barriers to sports participation?
Increased desire for competition
Physical limitations and fear of falls
Lack of time due to retirement
Decreased risk of injury
12
An example of
spectator etiquette
:
Refusing to sing the National Anthem
Entering the field of play
Respectful to players
Chanting abuse
13
Which of the following groups face barriers to sports participation?
Gender, Age, Time, Socio-Economic Status, Disability.
Gender, Parenthood, Age, Time, Disability
Gender, Age, Socio-Economic Status, Ethnicity, Equipment.
Gender, Age, Socio-Economic Status, Ethnicity, Disability
14
What is the definition of etiquette in sport?
The unwritten rules concerning player behaviour
The written rules concerning play behaviour
Showing respect during a sports event
Appropriate, polite and fair behaviour while taking part in a sports event
15
The ECB (England and Wales Cricket Board) is the NGB for Cricket
False
True
16
Which of the following is NOT a user group that participate in sport?
Young Children and Teenagers
People with disabilities
Pets and animals
Unemployed or economically disadvantaged people
17
How many rings make up the Olympic symbol?
4
3
5
6
18
American cyclist Lance Armstrong's sanctions for using PEDs included:
12 week ban
Five week ban
2 year ban
Lifetime ban
19
The number of people participating can have a positive and negative impact on the popularity of sport in the UK
True
False
20
An example of gamesmanship is:
Not diving for a penalty
Shaking hands with the referee
Taking a throw in from a spot further up the pitch
Shaking hands at the end of a game
21
A leisure centre offering free activities for retired people would increase participation for this user group.
True
False
22
The LTA (Lawn Tennis Association) is the NGB for Tennis in England.
True
False
23
The Olympic values are: respect, friendship, courage, determination, inspiration, equality and?
Performance
Medals
Winning
Excellence
24
A possible solution to barriers which affect participation in sport is ...
Appropriate pricing for all user groups
Family commitments
Lack of transport
Lack of equal media coverage in terms of gender and ethnicity
25
Gamesmanship can be defined as...
Human behaviour against society's norms
Use of unethical but not illegal methods to gain advantages
Abiding by the rules and regulations of the activity
Behaviour that shows fair play and respect
26
Not being able to afford to join a local gym is a barrier also called ...
Lack of posiive role models
Lack of transport
Lack of disposable income
Lack of appropriate activity provision
27
Who is the most successful athlete in olympic history
Mark Spitz
Michael Phelps
Usain Bolt
Nikolai Andrianov (gymnastics)
28
What are the
solutions
to
barriers
which affect
participation
in sport?
Money, promotion and time
Facilties, promotion and access
Provision, promotion and time
Provision, promotion and access
29
What is a responsibility of a NGB?
Buying equipment
Help injured athletes recover
Employing athletes.
Promote participation
30
LO2 - What does the olympic creed state?
The most important thing is not to win but to take part
It does not matter how you play, as long as you win
You shall never give up no matter what
Sport teaches you many lessons, resilience is one of them
31
Using performance enhancing drugs is also known as ...
Fair Play
Drugging
Doping
Stimulants
32
What are some potential barriers to sports participation for individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds?
Limited transportation options to and from practices and games
Limited access to safe and adequate facilities
Cost of equipment and participation fees
All of the above
33
WADA's role is eradicating the use of PEDs. What does WADA stand for?
World Anti-Doping Agency
World's Anti Drug Association
World and Doping Association
Why Are Drugs Around?
34
UKAD is an acronym for UK Anti-Doping
False
True
35
Spectator etiquette is...
Behaving in a fair way and showing respect to others
Unwritten rules of how the spectators should behave
Bending the rules to gain an advantage
Being aware of different initiatives
36
The Active Lives survey found that what percentage of the UK population participated in 150+ minutes of exercise a week?
41.4%
61.4%
71.4%
51.4%
37
Why do we have solutions to barriers in sport?
Because they taste nice
They offer the best friendships
They help fund football
They help overcome and stop the barrier
38
Which of the following is a responsibility of a NGB?
Developing coaches and officials
Breaking the rules they have created
Making sure that nobody is safe
Watching tournaments and competitions
39
What impact would increased media coverage have on the popularity of a sport?
Positive
Ascending
Negative
Declining
40
What are the Olympic Values?
Fair play, strength and motivation
Running, jumping throwing
Excellence, friendship and respect
Honesty, discipline and union
41
Elite athletes are required to provide WADA with information as to their location. This is known as the:
Location detection system
GPS
Where are you law
Whereabouts Rule
42
Performance Enhancing Drugs are also referred to as what acronym?
PEDs
PENs
EDPs
ENDs
43
Sportsmanship is....
Being nice to somone
The unwritten rules
Following a code of conduct in the spirit of fair play
Trying to gain an advantage
44
UK sprinter Dwain Chambers received a two year ban for using PEDs
False
True
45
Which of the following is NOT a possible barrier which affects participation in sport?
Lack of transport
Family commitments
Employment and unemployment
Too much disposable income
46
Identify the 6 main roles of a NGB
Funding,People, Debate, Interval, Policies Initiatives,Support
Funding,Promotion,Development,Infrastructure, Policies Initiatives,Support
Funding,Player,Development,Infrastructure, Policies Initiatives,Support
Funding,Performance, Debate, Interval, Policies Initiatives,Support
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The acronym NGB stands for ...
National Governing Body
National Games Body
Natural Games Board
National Golf Board
