Principles of Sports Development Quiz

What is the purpose of the sports development continuum?

• To limit sports access

• To progress sports levels

• To decrease sports funding

• To reduce sports participation

What is a key aspect of sports development mentioned in paragraph 4?

• Reducing participation

• Increasing funds

• Limiting inclusivity

• Decreasing progression

Which principle is associated with helping people progress in sports?

• Participation

• Inclusivity

• Progression

• Funding

In the context of sports, what does an Official do?

• Takes part in the sport

• Enforces rules and regulations

• Organizes sports business

• Trains performers

What is a benefit of participating in competitive sports?

• Learning to compete in the real world

• Avoiding social interaction

• Playing without rules

• Reducing physical activity

Which group is targeted by offering subsidised rates for sports facilities?

• High-income families

• Socio-economic groups

• Gender groups

• Ethnic groups

What is a target group?

• A group with high levels of physical activity

• A group identified as having lower levels of physical activity or sport participation

• A group that organizes sports events

• A group that sponsors sports teams

What role does Sport England play regarding target groups?

• They organize international sports competitions

• They actively encourage people from target groups to participate in more sport

• They provide financial support to professional athletes

• They build sports facilities in urban areas

Select in Alphabetical Order - The 5 Target Groups identified in the Sports Development Exam

​ ​ ​ ​ ​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   ​ (e)  

• Professional
• Fitness
• Competitive
• Recreational
• Perfomance
• Age
• Disability
• Ethnic Group
• Gender
• Socio-economic group

What is a key characteristic of a target group in sports?

• High levels of sports participation

• Identified need for increased physical activity

• Professional athletic status

• Ownership of sports facilities