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WorksheetsCNAT - R184 Technology in sport
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is the name of a computer and camera system technology which traces a ball's trajectory in tennis
Hawk-Eye
Eagle-Eye
Owl-Eye
Falcon-Eye
Which technological development in Paralympic sport is a type of prosthetic?
Running blades
Cambered wheels
Game analysis software
What does VAR stand for?
Video Assessor Referee
Video Assistant Referee
Viral Assistant Referee
Video Analysis Robot
Why is technology not used in sport at all levels and age groups?
it often needs people to run it
it costs a lot
it is time consuming to set up
all of the above
What is the main reason for this technology?
to ensure the correct result
so the athletes can frame the photo
so spectators can analyse technique
someone likes to take photos
What is the correct term for this technology?
goal-line technology
goal or no goal
hawk-eye
3rd upire 3rd upire
Why are some bike helmets shaped like this?
for safety reasons
to maintain correct posture
to protect the neck from injury
for aerodynamic advantage
A positive for the use of technology in sport for officials...
It can show that the decision they made was wrong to start with.
It can ensure they make the correct decision.
It can add pressure to their role
It can ensure that the wrong decisions are made
Technological developments in clothing materials benefits the performer by...
Making them feel hot when in warm environments
Making them feel cool in cold environments
Taking sweat away from the skin, making them feel more comfortable.
Keeping them warmer in cold environments.
Technology has allowed spectators to be more engaged in sport. How?
Increased merchandise
Posts on social media
Online shopping
App notifications
How has technology had an negative impact on a performer?
Trolling athletes
Invading privacy
Reduced recovery times
Not all performers can afford it.
GPS trackers are used by many sports men and women. The benefits are...
They can show the route you have taken on your run.
They can be used to help find your way back if you are lost whilst out running.
They can be used to track your progress, such as speed, distance, acceleration and heart rate.
They can be used to ensure you get enough recovery time between sessions.
