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Multi Subject Test

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the NCAA stand for?

a)

Nations College Athletics Association

b)

National College Acceptance Association

c)

National Collegiate Athletic Association

d)

None of these

2.

The NCAA is a non-profit organization that colleges can voluntarily join.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

The NCAA creates and enforces rules in each of these areas EXCEPT:

a)

Recruitment

b)

Business Operations

c)

Gambling

d)

Gender Equity

4.

Each are ways in which a school can join the NCAA EXCEPT:

a)

School must be at least 25 years old or more

b)

School must be accredited

c)

Must offer at least 4 male and female sports

d)

Comply with all NCAA rules

5.

Where does the NCAA make most of its money from?

a)

Media Rights

b)

Ticket Sales

c)

Merchandise

d)

All of these

6.

Each of these are recruitment violations according to the NCAA EXCEPT:

a)

Paying Bribes

b)

Family Incentives

c)

Altering Grades

d)

College Tour

7.

This rule encourages legitimate amateur competition without unfair influence from businesses or individuals

a)

The High School Athlete Rule

b)

The Amateur Athlete Rule

c)

Amateur Athletics Guideline

d)

College Sports Act of 1999

8.

The NCAA claims that their student athletes don't get paid because...

a)

They can't afford it

b)

They get scholarship and an education

c)

They are a non for profit

d)

All of these

9.

How many NCAA Divisions are there?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

10.

This is the legal protection of words and symbols used by a company. It makes it illegal for another company to use a brand name.

a)

License

b)

Brand

c)

Trademark

d)

Copyright

11.

When a company sells it’s name or symbol for use by another company to promote it’s products in exchange for a royalty (fee).

a)

License

b)

Brand

c)

Trademark

d)

Copyright

12.

Which is NOT a way businesses are affected by the Super Bowl?

a)

Visibility

b)

Job Openings

c)

Local Spending

d)

All of these are correct

13.

How much does it roughly cost for a 30-second Super Bowl ad?

a)

2.5 Million

b)

3.5 Million

c)

4.5 Million

d)

5.5 Million

14.

Women account for 46 percent of the Super Bowl viewing audience.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

A lesson, especially one concerning what is right, that can be derived from a story, piece of information or an experience.

a)

Morals

b)

Values

c)

Ethics

d)

Ethical Dilemma

16.

A person’s principles or standard behavior, one’s judgement of what is important in life.

a)

Morals

b)

Values

c)

Ethics

d)

Ethical Dilemma

17.

The moral values and norms that exist in the practice of sport.

a)

Ethics in Sports

b)

Ethical Dilemmas in Sports

c)

Morals in Sports

d)

Values in Sports

18.

Each of the following are examples of values: Respect, Honesty, Fairness & Responsibility

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Intense loyalty of fans, pressure to succeed at any cost, and the lure of tremendous fortunes are all examples of?

a)

Sport Dilemmas

b)

Moral Battlegrounds

c)

Ethical Dilemmas

d)

Ethical Battlegrounds

20.

Anyone who has an interest in or is affected by a business is considered to be a?

a)

Shareholder

b)

Stakeholder

c)

Investor

d)

Customer

21.

Each of the following are examples of stakeholders EXCEPT:

a)

Customers

b)

Competitors

c)

Employees

d)

Friends

22.

The process of collecting, recording, analyzing, and presenting data related to marketing goods & services.

a)

Research and Development

b)

Market Research

c)

The Four P's

d)

Marketing Mix

23.

"How can we sell more T-shirts with the NHS logo on it?" Would be an example for which step of Market Research?

a)

Identify the Problem

b)

Secondary Research

c)

Primary Research

d)

Analyze the Data

24.

Can be found in magazine articles, books, internet, some companies sell research reports.

a)

Market Research

b)

Primary Research

c)

Secondary Research

d)

None of these

25.

Which is NOT a main type of Market Research?

a)

Experiment

b)

Observation

c)

Survey

d)

Note taking

26.

Change ticket prices to a minor league game to see if sales increase is an example of which primary research type?

a)

Experiment

b)

Observation

c)

Survey

d)

Note taking

27.

Written surveys that can be given in person, over phone, by fax, mail, online.

a)

Quantitative Research

b)

Qualitative Research

c)

Questionnaires

d)

Surveys

28.

Questions that will get additional information is an example of?

a)

Open-ended questions

b)

Closed-ended questions

c)

Survey questions

d)

Interview

29.

“Yes” or “No”, Ratings 1-5, Strongly agree-Strongly disagree are all examples of what type of question?

a)

Open-ended questions

b)

Closed-ended questions

c)

Survey questions

d)

Interview questions

30.

A # of people who represent a study’s population is known as?

a)

Census

b)

Sample

c)

Population

d)

Geographic area

31.

This type of research allows for statistical analysis, to find correlations and relate demographics with purchases.

a)

Market Research

b)

Qualitative Research

c)

Quantitative Research

d)

Primary Research

32.

An advertisement meant to raise awareness and change attitudes about a social issue.

a)

PSA

b)

CBA

c)

NFL

d)

NBA

33.

What does PSA stand for?

a)

Public Service Announcement

b)

Public Servant Announcement

c)

Private Service Announcement

d)

People Speak Announcement

34.

A technique used to grab the listener’s attention so that he or she will keep listening refers to which PSA element?

a)

Opening Hook

b)

The Overall Message

c)

Supporting Information

d)

Target Audience

35.

The demographic of people who are most likely to show interest in your product/service is known as?

a)

Marketing Audience

b)

Market Research

c)

Secondary Market

d)

Target Market

36.

“Help us spread the word Reading Awareness Month by visiting www.youngreaders.com.” is an example of what PSA element?

a)

Opening Hook

b)

The Overall Message

c)

Call to Action

d)

Target Audience

37.

Who is the man that is offering $1 Billion for a perfect March Madness bracket?

a)

Warren Buffet

b)

Jeff Bezos

c)

Elon Musk

d)

Bill Gates

38.

How many teams are there in the first round of March Madness (not including play-in games)?

a)

32

b)

34

c)

64

d)

68

39.

What is the trademarked name for the teams who make it past the 2nd round?

a)

March Madness

b)

Sweet Sixteen

c)

Elite Eight

d)

Final Four

40.

What is the projected economic impact on Indianapolis from March Madness 2021?

a)

10 Million

b)

100 Million

c)

200 Million

d)

1 Billion