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Section 2.1C Gamesmanship, sportsmanship, violence in sport

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
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1.

How can frustration lead to violence in sports?

a)

Frustration always leads to improved performance.

b)

Frustration can cause players to become overly aroused, leading to violent behavior.

c)

Frustration makes players give up on the game.

d)

Frustration helps players focus better on their goals.

2.

What is physical retaliation in sports?

a)

A player intentionally injuring an opponent to gain an advantage.

b)

A player responding with violence after being attacked or hit hard by an opponent.

c)

A player celebrating a goal with excessive physical contact.

d)

A player accidentally colliding with an opponent during play.

3.

Why might a player become violent due to a referee's decision?

a)

They are trying to impress the referee.

b)

They are annoyed that the decision went against them.

c)

They want to show good sportsmanship.

d)

They are trying to get a penalty for the opposing team.

4.

How can violence be used to gain an advantage in sports?

a)

By helping an injured opponent.

b)

By intimidating or hurting a strong opponent.

c)

By following all the rules strictly.

d)

By showing respect to the other team.

5.

How can crowd taunting contribute to violence in sports?

a)

It encourages players to play more fairly.

b)

It makes players feel more relaxed and focused.

c)

It can cause players to become frustrated and react violently.

d)

It helps players ignore distractions and concentrate.

6.

Which of these is a good example of sportsmanship?

a)

Diving to try and win a penalty

b)

Time wasting in a game

c)

Shaking hands with an opponent after a game

7.

Gamesmanship is defined by...

a)

breaking the rules

b)

bending the rules without actually breaking them to gain an advantage

c)

not knowing the rules of the sport

8.

Which of these are genuine causes of deviance?

a)

Lack of fitness

b)

Lack of concentration

c)

Pressure to achieve/win

d)

Importance of event/game

9.

Which of these are consequences of deviance?

a)

Loss of reputation for the sport

b)

Fines

c)

Bans

d)

Loss of sponsorship

10.

Deviance is characterised by...

a)

breaking the rules

b)

not knowing the rules

c)

behaviour against moral values

11.

How could the FA reduce deviant behaviour?

a)

Bans for players and teams

b)

Technology reviews (VAR and TMO)

c)

Fining players and teams

12.

Which of these is not an example of gamesmanship?

a)

Grunting

b)

Faking an injury

c)

Shaking hands with opponents

d)

Distraction

13.

One reason for spectator violence...

a)

Nature of the game

b)

Sledging from another player

c)

Intense emotional investment and identification with a team or player

d)
Lack of interest in the sport
14.

This is a social implication of violence in sport...

a)

punishment or legal action

b)

Violence may be copied by young people

c)

Importance of the match

d)

Cost of season tickets increase

15.

What are some common causes of violence in sports?

a)

Overly friendly competition

b)

Lack of skill, lack of training

c)

Intense competition, poor sportsmanship, external factors, personal conflicts, desire to win at all costs

d)

Strict rules and regulations

16.

Explain the role of referees in preventing violence during sports events.

a)

Referees promote violence by encouraging aggressive behavior

b)

Referees have no impact on preventing violence during sports events

c)

Referees are responsible for escalating conflicts and fights

d)

Referees prevent violence by enforcing rules, maintaining order, diffusing conflicts, and penalizing aggressive behavior.

17.

What measures can sports organizations take to reduce violence among players?

a)

Ignore violent behavior and let it resolve on its own

b)

Promote aggressive and unsportsmanlike conduct

c)

Encourage physical altercations during games

d)

Implement strict disciplinary actions, provide education on conflict resolution and anger management, promote sportsmanship and fair play values, foster a positive team culture, and encourage open communication.

18.

How can a coach promote sportsmanship among players?

a)

By encouraging aggressive play to win at all costs

b)

By modeling respectful behavior and emphasizing fair play.

c)

By allowing players to argue with referees

d)

By ignoring conflicts between players

19.

What is a common scenario where sportsmanship is tested?

a)

A coach giving a motivational speech.

b)

A controversial call during a game.

c)

A player receiving an award.

d)

A team celebrating a victory.

20.

How does sportsmanship differ in individual sports compared to team sports?

a)

Sportsmanship is the same in both individual and team sports.

b)

Sportsmanship in individual sports focuses on personal integrity, while in team sports it emphasizes collaboration and respect among teammates.

c)

Individual sports require more teamwork than team sports.

d)

Team sports prioritize personal achievements over group success.

21.

What is the definition of sportsmanship?

a)

Sportsmanship is the act of cheating to gain an advantage.

b)

Sportsmanship means showing no respect to opponents.

c)

Sportsmanship is the ethical and moral behavior in sports, including fairness, respect, and graciousness.

d)

Sportsmanship is only about winning at all costs.

22.

How can athletes show respect to their opponents?

a)

By ignoring them completely

b)

By acknowledging skills, shaking hands, and showing good sportsmanship.

c)

By refusing to participate in the game

d)

By taunting and trash-talking