Wearable Tech in Sport Quiz

Which of the following is a primary function of a fitness tracker?

• Measuring wind speed

• Counting steps taken during the day

• Analysing soil composition

• Recording television shows

What unit of measurement would a wearable heart rate monitor typically use to display heart rate?

• Beats per minute

• Kilograms

• Metres per second

• Litres

Which of the following is an example of smart sports equipment?

• A wooden cricket bat

• A football with an embedded sensor

• A regular tennis ball

• A plastic whistle

Which metric would a GPS-enabled fitness tracker most likely record during a 10 km run?

• Water temperature

• Distance covered in kilometres

• Number of goals scored

• Air pressure

What is the main purpose of wearable health monitors in sport?

• To play music during training

• To monitor physiological parameters like heart rate and oxygen saturation

• To display advertisements

• To keep score in a match

Which of the following tools is commonly used for performance analysis in team sports?

• Smart water bottle

• Video analysis software

• Digital scoreboard

• Stopwatch

A smart basketball can provide which of the following data to players and coaches?

• Ball inflation pressure only

• Shot arc, spin rate, and release speed

• Player’s shoe size

• Weather conditions

Which wearable technology is best suited for monitoring sleep quality in athletes?

• Smart shoes

• Fitness tracker with sleep tracking feature

• Digital scoreboard

• Smart water bottle

What does the acronym GPS stand for in the context of wearable sports technology?

• General Positioning System

• Global Positioning System

• Ground Pressure Sensor

• Graphical Performance Software

Which of the following is a benefit of using performance analysis tools in sport?

• Reducing the need for training

• Providing detailed feedback to improve technique

• Increasing the weight of equipment

• Limiting player movement