Sports Sponsorship Quiz

What is the definition of violence in sport?

• Using excessive physical force causing harm or distraction

• Using excessive physical force causing joy and excitement

• Using minimal physical force causing harm or distraction

• Using minimal physical force causing joy and excitement

What is the main goal of sport sponsorship for the sponsor?

• To generate brand awareness and reduce costs

• To generate brand awareness and customer loyalty

• To generate brand awareness and improve performance

• To generate brand awareness and increase competition

What are the two major categories of motivation for athletes in sports?

• Intrinsic and extrinsic

• Physical and mental

• Team and individual

• Professional and amateur

What is the main factor that facilitates the possibility of violence in sport?

• Excellent performance by referees

• Coaches controlling players effectively

• Pressure to win

• Equal sanctions for violence-related incidences

What is the main reason for the emergence and growth of commercial sports?

• Low rates of consumption and material status symbols

• Small, sparsely populated cities

• Market economies valuing material rewards

• Low standard of living

What is the main impact of media coverage on sports?

• Increases the cost of participation

• Reduces the quality of facilities

• Decreases the interest in sports

• Brings sponsors and advertising to a sport

What is the main characteristic of gender?

• Biological and physiological

• Emotional and intellectual

• Physical and mental

• Social, psychological, and cultural-construct

What is the main reason for the increased participation of females in sports?

• New opportunities

• Decreased government legislation

• Decline in the global women's rights movement

• Decreased media coverage of women in sports

What is the main goal of sport sponsorship for the sponsee?

• To find a financing source

• To increase competition

• To generate brand awareness

• To reduce costs

What is the main concept of sportsmanship?

• Dominating, controlling, and harming another person

• Verbally or physically acting with intent to dominate, control, or harm another person

• Showing fairness, respect, and generosity towards the opposing team or player

• Using excessive physical force causing harm or distraction