Disability and Para Sports Quiz

What is the definition of disability according to the Equality Act 2010?

• A temporary condition affecting daily activities

• A physical or mental impairment with a substantial and long-term adverse effect

• An inability to participate in sports

• A condition that only affects physical abilities

In Sitting Volleyball, what must always be in contact with the ground?

• The athlete's pelvis

• The player's hands

• The volleyball

• The player's feet

What is the objective of Boccia?

• To complete a race in the shortest time

• To hit a target with a racket

• To throw or roll colored balls close to the white target ball

• To score points by serving a ball over a net

How are the rules of Para Sports determined?

• Based on the athlete's nationality

• Based on the category of their impairment

• Based on the type of sport only

• Based on the athlete's age

What is a key feature of Table Tennis for wheelchair athletes?

• No modifications to the rules

• Slight modifications to the rules

• Players must stand while playing

• The game is played on a larger table

What does a higher classification in Table Tennis indicate?

• More function for the athlete

• No impact on the athlete's performance

• A requirement for special equipment

• Less function for the athlete

Which sport involves playing by sitting down with a lowered net?

• Table Tennis

• Boccia

• Sitting Volleyball

• Badminton

What is the white target ball in Boccia called?

• Ball

• Jack

• Ace

• Target

Which of the following sports is NOT mentioned in the text?

• Wheelchair Basketball

• Boccia

• Table Tennis

• Sitting Volleyball

What is the main focus of the Equality Act 2010 regarding disability?

• To create awareness about disabilities

• To provide financial support for athletes

• To define disability and its implications

• To promote sports participation