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Risk assessing in sport

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a hazard?

a)

Something that you measure when an injury occurs

b)

Something that has potential to cause harm or injury

c)

A type of chemical

d)

An object

2.

What is a risk?

a)

The likelihood of harm taking place, based on exposure to that hazard

b)

A measurement of injury

c)

A type of behaviour that causes harm

d)

An assessment of the environment

3.

(Select 2) A risk assessment includes which of the following:

a)

Control measures

b)

A picture of the hazard

c)

A score of the likelihood and severity of injury

d)

A list of all object within the environment

4.

What is a consequence if a risk assessment is not carried out properly?

4 lines
5.

Which of the following are hazards of a sports hall?

a)

Wet surface

b)

Participants wearing jewellery

c)

Pile of chairs blocking the fire exit

d)

Dim lighting

6.

Which of the following are hazards of a playing field? (2 answers)

a)

A dog off the leash

b)

A broken football goal post

c)

A piece of chewing gum in the grass

d)

A student wearing trainers

7.

What is the first step of a risk assessment?

a)

Implement further actions

b)

Identify the hazard

c)

Measure the risk

d)

Create control measures

8.

What is the second step of the risk assessment?

a)

Come up with a solution to the problem

b)

Identify the hazard

c)

Measure the risk presented to the participants (likelihood x severity)

d)

Identifying how to control it

9.

What is a control measure?

a)

Carrying out the risk assessment

b)

An action that is put in place to prevent an injury from occurring based off of the hazard

c)

Measuring the amount of risk that is presented to the participants

d)

Stopping the activity from taking place

10.

A risk assessment should be carried out during the session

a)

True

b)

False