Physical Education Quiz

How would you define 'ethics'?

• The study of past events

• A set of moral principles

• A type of physical exercise

• A scientific theory

What is integrity?

• The ability to follow orders

• The quality of having strong morals and personal values

• The act of making decisions quickly

• The process of learning new skills

How are ethics and integrity different?

• Ethics are about doing the 'right thing'; integrity is about knowing rules

• Ethics are about knowing and following rules; integrity is about doing the 'right thing'

• Ethics and integrity are the same

• Ethics are about personal values; integrity is about social values

What is a code of conduct?

• A document outlining penalties for spectators

• A document outlining principles, standards, and rules of a group

• A document describing the history of a sport

• A document listing famous athletes

What does a code of behaviour focus on?

• Expected behaviours for members during training and competitions

• Financial management of a team

• Historical achievements of a team

• Marketing strategies for a team

Which of the following is an example of unauthorised technological enhancement in sports?

• Regular tennis rackets

• Self-correcting golf balls

• Standard running shoes

• Basic swim goggles

What is central to the broader concepts of ethics and integrity in sport?

• Winning at all costs

• Fair play

• Individual achievement

• Financial success

How many main elements of fair play are there?

• Five

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

What does fair play involve in terms of rules?

• Ignoring the rules

• Observing the rules

• Changing the rules

• Creating new rules

What are personal values?

• Principles, standards of behavior, and qualities that guide a person's life

• The amount of money a person earns

• The physical appearance of a person

• The hobbies a person enjoys