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WorksheetsR051 Quiz
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
How many LOs are there in R051?
3
4
5
6
How many user groups are there in society?
5
7
8
9
Which of these are a user group? (Tick all)
Unemployed/economically disadvantaged
Over 50s
Over 70s
Children
Which of these is not a user group?
Teenagers
Working singles
Ethnic minorities
Single people
Name the user group...
A group within a community which has different national or cultural traditions from the main population
Asian communities
Ethnic minorities
Multi-ethnic groups
What percentage of retired people regularly take part in physical activity?
20%
25%
30%
35%
What percentage of disabled people play sport once a week?
17.4%
19.6%
23.1%
25.2%
Which of the following barriers is most likely to affect participation in sport by the unemployed?
Lack of role models
Activities are only available at certain times
Awareness of activity provision
Cost of equipment
Which of the following factors is a barrier to people over 50 participating in football on a regular basis?
Lack of suitable facilities
Limited specialist equipment
Not a suitable climate in the UK
Risk of injury
Name the barrier that a young, black, male tennis player may have to participating?
Lack of money
Lack of role models
Lack of time
Lack of provision
Which main barrier may a teenager face to starting a new sport?
Lack of role models
Lack of provision
Lack of disposable income
Lack of awareness
True or False:
Promoting positive role models is a solution to barriers to participation
True
False
Which of these is not involved in 'access' as a barrier or solution?
Facilities
Transport
Times
Peers
Work commitments can be a barrier to participation.
Which of the following strategies would most likely address this barrier?
Increased variety of sports on offer
Advertising using appropriate role models
Reduced pricing
Better programming of sessions
What is the solution?
Lack of awareness of when sports activity sessions are available
Ramps and hoist equipment
Programming of sessions
Targeted advertising
Concessionary pricing
What is the solution?
Lack of specialised equipment to enabled physically disabled people to participate
Ramps and hoist equipment
Programming of sessions
Targeted advertising
Concessionary pricing
What is a creche?
Somewhere to leave your child whilst you participate in activity
Somewhere your child can be physically active
A type of cake
A parent-toddler session
Which of these is not a barrier to participation?
Lack of time
Lack of provision
Cost
Acceptability
Which of these is not a factor impacting participation?
Lack of specialised equipment
Environment/climate
Growth of new activities
Acceptability
Which physical activity is the most popular in the UK?
Swimming
Cycling
Walking for leisure
Football
True or false:
A factor impacting participation is only ever negative
True
False
The provision of high numbers of which facility has a positive impact on participation in the UK?
Cycling velodromes
Beach volleyball courts
Swimming pools
Ski slopes
Which one of the following sports is the most popular in terms of participation rates in the UK?
Rugby league
Rugby union
Netball
Cycling
Which impact can role models have upon participation?
Positive
Negative
Positive and negative
Which sports are most easily accessible in the UK?
Water sports
Snow sports
Summer sports
What kind of stereotype can the media reinforce?
Positive stereotypes
Negative stereotypes
Positive and negative stereotypes
Which sport saw a positive impact on participation following their level of success at London 2012 Olympics?
Cycling
Basketball
Handball
Which sport saw a negative impact on participation following their levels of success at London 2012 Olympics?
Cycling
Rowing
Para-athletics
Basketball
Which sports may have lower levels of acceptability in society which could negatively impact their participation numbers?
Boxing
Basketball
Horse racing
Athletics
Which is the correct description of an emerging sport?
A new sport in the UK that does not have many participants
A traditional sport that has been played for a long time in the UK that has recently become more popular
A new sport in the UK that has enjoyed increased popularity and rising participation in recent years
A new sport in the UK with no tournaments or competitions
Which one of the following sports would be classified as an 'emerging sport' in the UK?
Table tennis
Football
Ultimate frisbee
Volleyball
In the Olympic creed, what is the most important thing?
To win
To be proud
To take part
To struggle
Which of these is not a colour on the Olympic rings?
Blue
Purple
Green
Yellow
What is FIFAs football initiative called which promotes their values?
Football for Hope
Football for Freedom
Football for Respect
Kick it Out
The Chance to Shine programme represents which sport?
Athletics
Basketball
Rounders
Cricket
Which governing body developed 'This Girl Can'?
Sport England
UK Sport
DCMS
"The unwritten rules concerning player behaviour" is a definition of...
Sportsmanship
Gamesmanship
Etiquette
Negative sporting behaviour
How is etiquette demonstrated in football?
Walking the long way to be substituted
Play acting
Kicking the ball out of play when someone is injured
Giving the ball to the other team for a throw when it has come off yourself
Which athlete did we look at displaying sportsmanship?
Jack Sock
Mo Farah
Lionel Messi
Roger Federer
Which athlete did we look at for gamesmanship?
Jack Sock
Roger Federer
Nick Kyrgios
Rafa Nadal
"Bending the rules, making use of dubious methods that are not strictly outside of the rules to gain an advantage" is a definition of...
Etiquette
Sportsmanship
Gamesmanship
Which two sports often shows positive spectator etiquette more often?
Golf
Basketball
Tennis
Football
What is the name of the organisation against drug use?
NADA
WADA
FADA
CADA
Athletes must inform WADA on their location, accommodation, training and competition schedules. What is this rule called?
The Athlete Information Act
The Athlete Representation Act
The Whereabouts Rule
The Anti-Doping Rule
Which of these is NOT a method of testing for Performance Enhancing Drugs?
Hair and nail
Blood
Urine
Dip and Lick
In doping, what is a DCO?
Doping Control Officer
Detective in Control of Others
Doping Catcher Officer
Doping Club Officer
Which nation received a 4 year ban from all major sporting events?
USA
China
Russia
India
To mask pain... is this a reason for or against PEDs?
For
Against
Athletes from which sport may be more like to take diuretics?
American Football
Shooting
Boxing
Archery
Which sports may benefit from taking EPO (erythropoietin)?
Speed skating
Marathon running
400m Individual Medley Swimming
Ski slalom
Which sport is likely to benefit from beta blockers?
Archery
Tennis
Weightlifting
Rugby
Bradley Wiggins could take drugs due to allergies, these are called:
Allotted Drugs (ADs)
Therapeutic Use Exemptions (TUEs)
Allergy, Medical and Ethicals (AMEs)
Medical Exemption Drugs (MEDs)
What was the name of the Jamaican sprinter caught taking methylhexanemine meaning Usain Bolt got his relay gold and world record taken off him?
Yohan Blake
Tyson Gay
Nesta Carter
Dwayne Chambers
Maria Sharapova was banned from which sport for taking meldonium?
Athletics
Tennis
Swimming
Gymnastics
Which one of the following best describes a one off event?
An international sports event which a country only hosts once
An international sports event which occurs once in a generation
A large scale national event which requires new facilities
A major sports event with international competition
Which of the following is an example of a one-off event?
Wimbledon
London 2012
British Formula 1 Grand Prix
FA Cup Final
Wimbledon is an example of which kind of event?
Biannual
Regular
Regular and recurring
One off
Health and well-being is an example of what kind of legacy?
Economic
Social
Environmental
What is the term used to describe a city and country being advertised to the world following a major sporting event?
Direct tourism
Indirect tourism
Shop window effect
When tourists visited London to watch the Olympics in 2012, was this an example of direct or indirect tourism?
Direct
Indirect
What is the name of the NGB which represents tennis in England?
Lawn Tennis Association
England Tennis
British Tennis
Tennis for All
What does NGB stand for?
National Governance Body
National Governing Body
Nationwide Governing Beliefs
Needs, Grants and Buildings
