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WorksheetsThe Big Sport Studies Lock Down Retrieval Quiz
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
Which of these is an example of a barrier to sport participation?
American football
Not having much time
Cheap sports equipment
Gamesmanship
Which of these is an example of gamesmanship?
Helping your opponent up from the floor
Shouting at the referee
Shaking everybody's hand
Kicking a football as far out of play as you can to waste time
The Olympic Rings represent.......
The 5 olympic values
The 5 continents who take part in the olympics
nothing, its just a logo
An example of fair play is......
admitting the shuttlecock has gone out in badminton
shaking everybody's hand
helping an opponent from the floor
shouting at a referee
Which of these actions demonstrates good sportsmanship?
Helping an opponent up from the floor
shouting at a referee
Admitting when the ball has gone out in tennis
Which of these is an example of an emerging sport in the UK?
football
cricket
american football
tennis
Which of these combinations are some user groups within sport?
Teenagers, retired, professional athlete
Children, ethnic minorities, unemployed singles
Disabled, unemployed, single parents
Which one of the following sports is currently the most popular within the UK?
Rugby league
Netball
Cycling
Football
Which solution is most effective to help those with work commitments access sport
Better programming/timing of sessions
Use of positive role models
Reduce pricing
Provide subsidised transport
Which of the following barrier is most likely to affect participation of the unemployed?
lack of role models
unsuitable timing of sessions
awareness of provision
high cost of equipment
Which barrier is most likely to affect over 50s/retired people from taking part in football?
lack of leisure time
lack of disposable income
risk of injury
work commitments
Which barrier to sport would children experience the most?
lack of leisure time
lack of disposable income
lack of child care
risk of injury
The 3 types of solution to barriers are....... (PPA)
provision, acceptability, promotion
participation, access, promotion
provision, access, promotion
participation, access, popularity
Select the 2 solutions that relate specifically to the PROVISION of sporting activities
Suitable timing of activities
Promotion via social media, TV, radio
Use of role models
Age appropriate activities
What 2 solutions are examples of increasing ACCESS to sport?
suitable timings of sessions
disabled parking bays at facilities
subsidies transport
specific initiatives targeted at certain user groups
What sport has increased in popularity due to mass PARTICIPATION within the UK?
football
hockey
athletics
golf
A sport maybe low in popularity due to poor ACCEPTABILITY because.... (tick 2 answers)
it is deemed as violent
is it seen as a key life skill
it promotes animal cruelty
Which sport has a decreasing popularity in the UK due to the ENVIRONMENT/CLIMATE?
swimming
skiing
netball
basketball
Increasing SPECTATORSHIP has made which of these sports more popular within the UK?
Handball
Formula 1
Rugby league
Football
Which of the following are examples of emerging sports?
Lacrosse
Basketball
American football
Rugby union
The term NGB within sport stands for?
Nationwide Governing Body
Normal Governing Body
National Government Body
National Governing Body
The NGB for rugby is the RFU. What does RFU stand for?
Rugby For Understanding
Rugby Football Unite
Rugby Federation Union
Rugby Football Union
Which one of these is the NGB for athletics for Great Britain?
British Athletics
UK Athletics
Athletics in Britain
GB Athletics
NGBs can intervene in a sport in which of the following ways? (tick all that apply)
Promotion
Development
Support
Infrastructure
England Hockey might deal and distribute FUNDING for hockey clubs and in the form of? (tick all that apply)
membership
gambling
grants
sponsorship/media rights
England Golf are responsible for the POLICIES and INITIATIVES within its sport. Which of these might they enforce? (tick all that apply)
Safeguarding its members
Providing information on local clubs
Giving government grants
Anti-doping policy
The England Cricket Board will provide SUPPORT and advice to its clubs. Which of these are examples of them doing so? (tick all that apply)
Updates on the rules and disciplinary
Updates on requirements of safety equipment
Organising large tournaments
Contact details for local clubs and cricket facilities
England Basketball may look in improve their DEVELOPMENT within the sport. Which of these strategies could help them do so? (tick all that apply)
Improved coaching awards
Private investment from companies
Training more quality officials
Elite training program
What is the definition of Initiative?
An Initiative is where members of the public take part in sport.
To fund local clubs and teams in order to develop facilities.
An initiative is something put into place to encourage and support people with getting into sport.
Tick all the Sporting Initiatives
Kick it out
This girl can
Promotion
Sport Relief
What is this a definition of?
"Supporters and performers unite behind country in international events"
Inclusion
Excellence
National Pride
Citizenship
What does NETFIT&C stand for?
National Pride
Excellence
Tolerance & Respect
Fair Play
Inclusion
Team Spirit
Citizenship
National Pride
Excellence
Teamwork
Funding
Inclusion
Citizenship
Tolerance
Identify the one off sporting event?
Premier league football match
London 2012 Olympics
Test match cricket
Wimbledon tennis tournament
Annual events occur..
Each year
Every 2 years
Every 4 years
Recurring events occur in the same place. An example would be..
The Commonwealth Games in atheltics
The Olympic Games
The Paralympic Games
The FA Cup final
Identify the social benefit
Bringing tourism to the area
Allowing people to take pride in their nation
Using tax payers money to host a major games
Identify the sporting benefits of hosting a major games competition.
There could be an increase in participation in new sports.
New jobs could be created.
People will feel a sense of belonging.
Drawbacks of hosting major games include
Creating jobs
Increased tourism
Better facilities
Facilities not being used after the games.
Direct tourism
Is about advertising the city and country to the world
Is where visitors visit the host city after the event
Is where visitors visit the host city during the event.
Indirect tourism is...
Putting the country and city in the shop window to advertise to the rest of the world.
visiting the host city during the games.
visiting the host city after the games.
The shop window effect is...
Visiting the host city during the games.
Visiting the host city after the games.
Where the city and country are advertised to the world.
What is radio used for?
To share news, music, sport and other types of programmes and general information.
For presenters to just talk.
Lots of music and lots of adverts.
What are the four different types of radio stations?
Heart
BBC 1
News
Sport
Music
Adverts & competitions
Dedicated sports radio stations
Local radio stations
National radio stations
Internet radio
Local radio stations are...
Stations broadcast over the whole country.
Streaming radio through an internet connection
Broadcast news about local sports teams, promote local sport and allows media coverage for some sport that normally wouldn't be covered.
Dedicated sports radio stations have the main functions of...
Presenters are normally ex professional sportsmen/women.
Don't cover live events.
Have debates, phone in and provide general sports news
Are not as popular as other radio stations.
What's the name of this activity?
Hicking
Jogging
Rock Climbing
Marching
True or False... Is this running?
True, it is running
False, it is jogging
False, it is walking fast
False, it is hicking
Which activity is this?
Cruising
Walking
Swimming
Canoeing
Which of the following is an example of terrestrial TV.
Sky Sports
BBC1
Eurosport
Amazon Prime
Which of these is an example of a Satellite TV channel?
BBC 1
Channel 4
ITV
Sky Sports Main Event
Which one of these events would most likely be on Pay Per View?
A Rugby match
A boxing match
The Olympics
Wimbledon
Which of the following is a national radio station dedicated to sports?
BBC Radio 5 Live
BBC Devon
BBC Radio 1
Heart FM
What is this an example of? A website that provides an informal online journal that displays information in revers order, with the latest information (posts) appearing first.
Video sharing sites
Fansites
Blogs
P2P sharing
National Governing Bodies set the rules of sports
True
False
Which of the following is not an example of economic investment after hosting a major sporting event?
Shop window effect
increased trade
provides entertainment
investment in local area
Identify one negative effect of media coverage on popularity of sport
Celebrities earn more money
Under representation in media of certain social groups
Fans get to see when a player has a bad performance
BBC red button prices will go up
Media and Business combine with Sport to form...
...the Golden Circle
...the Golden Triangle
...the Golden Three
...the Golden Triad
BSkyB encouraged the premier league to form in 1992, why did they do this?
More profit from broadcasting elite games
BSkyB could bid for the rights to broadcast elite games
BSkyB had a strong hold on the football empire
BSkyB wanted to form a BSkyB league
Which of these doesn't fit within the golden triangle
Players
Media
Sport spectators
Business sponsors
Who can use a bridleway?
Horse riders
Walkers
Motorcyclists
Cyclists
If you are sending for help send
everyone for help
one person to get help (your best navigator)
two people go to get help (including the best navigator)
three people go to get help (including the best navigator)
