Practical Sport - Rules, Laws and Regulations Test

What is the primary purpose of rules in sports?

• To ensure a level playing field

• To limit participation

• To encourage arguments

• To make games longer

Define 'laws' in the context of sports.

• Guidelines that participants can choose to follow.

• The mandatory guidelines set by a sport's governing body.

• Temporary changes in the game's format.

• Informal agreements between players.

What are regulations in sports?

• A set of laws that change based on the venue.

• Administrative rules governing competitions, teams, and eligibility.

• Laws about penalties and fouls.

• Guidelines for player behavior.

How do rules differ between team sports and individual sports?

• Team sports have stricter rules?

• Individual sports focus more on penalties.

• Team sports require rules for cooperation and interaction between players.

• Individual sports only have technical rules related to scoring.

What role does a national governing body play in sport?

• Creates international laws.

• Oversees rules and regulations within a specific country.

• Sets guidelines for all sports globally.

• Controls the number of teams in a league.

What is an example of a national governing body for football (soccer)?

• FIFA

• UEFA

• The Football Association

• The International Olympic Committee

Define an international governing body in sport.

• A local organization that manages grassroots sports.

• A body that oversees and standardizes rules and laws for sports globally.

• An organization that sponsors athletes.

• A group of fans that decide game outcomes.

What is the difference between national and international governing bodies?

• National bodies handle regional competitions, while international bodies standardize rules globally.

• National bodies create new sports, while international bodies organize leagues.

• National bodies oversee player behavior, while international bodies manage fan relations.

• No difference exists between the two.

Which organization is responsible for regulating global basketball competition?

• NBA

• FIBA

• IOC

• UEFA

Why is it important for international governing bodies to standardize rules?

• To allow more teams to compete.

• To ensure fair competition across different countries.

• To change rules frequently.

• To create unique versions of each sport.