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WorksheetsYear 1 Quiziz 2020 21
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 40mins
What year did the Berlin Olympics take place?
1896
1968
1972
1936
How many gold medals did Jesse Owens win in Berlin?
4
1
3
2
What did Lutz do to help Jesse when he was struggling with the long jump competition?
told him to run quicker
told him to take off on the white board
put a towel down before the board
told him to slow down
How did Hitler use the Olympics to promote Nazism?
just used the Olympic Flag
No one wore military uniform
The Nazi flag was posted everywhere in the city and stadium
What events did Owens win?
100m, 200m, long jump, javelin
100m, 200m, long jump, relay 4x100m
100m, 200m, shot putt, relay
100m, 200m, long jump, relay 4x400m
What was the name of the famous German longer jumper?
Lutz Lang
Land Lutz
Jesse Long
Lu Lang
What did the Nazi Party agree to do before the games as a gesture of good will?
train their athletes less
remove the Nazi swastika flags
provide tea and biscuits for all athletes
take down anti Jewish posters
What did the Nazi party do to attempt to win multiple medals?
provide the athletes with steroids
Fund the athletes to train full time
cheat when measuring and timing the events
put male athletes into the female events
what controversial decision was made during the Berlin Olympics
Nazi party Influenced the American team to not select the Jewish relay runners
Allow the German athletes to take drugs
ban the black athletes
If a German athlete came second promote them to first place
Name of the Australian athlete who supported the two American athletes at the medal ceremony? __________ _______________
(a)
Tick the correct characteristics of the Mexico 1968 Olympics
Countries threatened to boycott the games if South Africa were allowed to attend
the games were boycotted by many nations
a terrorist attack took place at the games
athletes carried their shoes to represent black poverty
Complete the name of the American sprinter who won gold in the 200m at the Mexico 1968 Olympics Tommy (a)
At the Mexico 1968 Olympics the black American athletes used the medal ceremony to protest against the lack of (a) rights in USA at that time.
Name the city where the 1972 Olympics were held? (a)
What was the date of the Mexico Olympics? (a)
What key word would describe the political incident of the Munich Olympic Games (a)
Tick the characteristics of the Munich Olympics?
The black power salute
They were known as the Black September Group
11 Israeli’s were killed
Jesse Owens won 4 gold medals
Germany wanted the Munich Olympics to be remembered as the j (a) games
The 1980 Olympics were held in which city (a) ?
The (a) block of countries led by Russia boycotted the LA Olympics?
USSR invaded (a) just before the start of the 1980 Moscow Olympics.
What reason did USSR give for boycotting the LA Olympics in 1984?
The boycott was due to the Russian invasion of Afghanistan
USA were stirring up anti- Soviet’ propaganda
They thought they wouldn't win many gold medals
Due to America's poor civil rights reputation
Name of athlete who benefits from the globalisation of sport through being able to travel for altitude training ___ ________
(a)
Which answer is a positive impact of the globalisation of sport?
you aren't allowed to change your nationality and compete for a new country
teams only play at the weekends in domestic leagues
athletes cant travel to train in other countries
successful sports clubs tour other ‘markets’ to increase their earning potential
Name of cricketer K_______ P________ who was born in South Africa but played cricket for England due to globalisation
(a)
Tick the correct positives of sport and globalisation?
allows performers to cross continents in lots of different sports, e.g. foreign transfers
performers and teams can only play sport in their own countries
Performers as they are known internationally so they can increase their fan base e.g. Usain Bolt
Has allowed some performers to change nationality and compete for a new country
A sporting positive of hosting major world championships is the creation of ____ ______ like Jess Ennis
(a)
Tick the correct sporting negatives to Hosting major sports events like the Olympics?
There is no pressure on the performer to succeed
Deviancy like drug taking can occur
There can be a legacy of unused facilities after the games
The funding is fair for all sports
An economic positive is the arrival of (a) in the country who spend money whilst here to boost the economy
Tick the correct economic positive?
Ticket sales and merchandise sales are low
Jobs and employment is created
lack of tourists
Tick the correct sporting positives of hosting major world sporting championships?
Building of new sporting facilities
Increase in funding for sport & performers
The games will bring about commercial sponsorship for sport
Multiple medal winners will lead to the creation of inspirational role models
Impact = home owners and travellers were forced to move into new housing. Tick correct reason below
Not everyone in the host country benefitted from the facilities
Relocation of homes, business due to building of facilities
Under investment in other key issues like education and homelessness
Political protests
Social Positives. Two long words the examiner will love =
r_____________________ of deprived areas & i__________________
improvements to the roads, transport and internet speeds.
(a)
Tick the political positives of hosting world events?
Brings the country together = feel good factor
Accommodation for the games is then used as housing after the games
Chance to show off the country to the world = Shop Window Effect.
Improved
what would be embarrassing to the political party when hosting events like the Olympics p___________ p_________
(a)
Tick the negatives to the political party of hosting world sporting events?
Host nation performs poorly reflects badly on political party in power
Political Protests staged
Under investment in other ‘more important’ social issues (homelessness)
Terrorism threats
Write the acronym for the 18th century social factors (in capitals) (a)
What name were the lower / working class also known as (a) ?
What name were the Upper Class also known by in the 18th century (a) ?
Choose the correct activities that the lower classes took part in during the 18th century
Mob Football, Dog Fighting, real tennis, cheese rolling
Mob Football, Bare Knuckle fighting (boxing), cheese rolling
polo, croquet, real tennis
Mob Football, Bare Knuckle fighting (boxing), polo
Tick the correct answer. Pedestrianism was an activity that....
only the Upper Class took part in
only the lower Class took part in
both classes took par together
What activity did the working class women take part in at the County Fairs?
(a)
Tick the correct choices regarding education in the 18th century
the lower classes were educated and literate
the upper classes were illiterate
the upper classes could take part in sophisticated sports due to being literate
the lower classes were uneducated and illiterate
Tick the correct answers regarding law and order in the 18th century
there was no police force
there was a lack of law and order in Pre-Industrial Britain
the peasant class took part in violent activities like cock fighting
the upper classes joined in with the violent mob football matches
