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WorksheetsHow much do you know about technologies in Sports?
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
A fitness app uses wearable sensors to track heart rate and movement during exercise. What is the most important benefit of this technology for everyday physical fitness training?
It guarantees that the user will not get injured during workouts
It completely replaces the need for any human fitness coach
It provides real-time, personalized feedback that can guide intensity and progress
It allows users to avoid warming up because the device tracks their vitals
A sports club uses an online booking system for tennis courts and fitness classes. From a business management perspective, what is the biggest advantage of this technology?
It forces all members to come more often
It completely removes the need for customer service
It automates scheduling and payments, reducing staff workload and errors
It makes the club look more fashionable on social media
In esports, players often use specialized gaming mice with adjustable sensitivity (DPI). How does this technology mainly help performance?
It automatically aims and shoots for the player
It allows precise and customizable control of in‑game movements
It ensures the player will never lose a game
It makes the internet connection faster
Which example best shows technology supporting fair play in professional sports?
Using video assistant referee (VAR) systems to review critical decisions
Editing broadcast replays to hide referee mistakes
Using performance‑enhancing drugs to balance player abilities
Allowing coaches to secretly listen in on the opponent’s team talks
A rehabilitation clinic uses virtual reality (VR) games to help patients regain balance after an injury. What is a key advantage of this technology in therapy and rehab?
It replaces the need for therapists to assess progress
It turns every exercise into a competitive sport league
It guarantees a faster recovery for all patients
It creates engaging, interactive environments that motivate patientsredsds
Wearable devices can monitor heart rate, sleep patterns, and daily movement. Which potential risk should users keep in mind?
The device will physically harm them just by being worn
They will no longer need to see a doctor for check‑ups
Their personal health data could be misused if not properly protected
The device will automatically coach them to Olympic level
A local gym introduces a mobile app that lets members follow workout plans, track progress, and receive push notifications. How does this support the gym’s business management goals?
By improving member engagement and providing data for better decisions
By making it harder for members to cancel their membership
By preventing any complaints about gym services
By replacing all staff with the app
In recreational running events, timing chips attached to shoes or bibs record each runner’s start and finish times. How does this technology improve fairness?
By giving faster runners extra time bonuses
By ensuring each runner’s time is measured individually, not just by gun start
By allowing organizers to ignore official race rules
By making slower runners invisible in the resultsrunning event chip
A professional basketball team uses motion‑tracking cameras in the arena to collect data on players during games. What is one main use of this technology?
To change the scoreboard without permission
To control referees’ decisions in real time
To automatically replace the coach
To analyze player movements and strategies for performance improvement
In esports tournaments, organizers often require players to compete on standardized gaming PCs and monitors. Why is this important for fair competition?
It allows some players to secretly use stronger equipment
It ensures that all players have the same hardware conditions
It guarantees that no player will ever lag or disconnect
It makes the games less interesting for spectators
