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Sport & Technology Lesson 2 Summary

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A sport club wants to stream multiple camera angles and real-time stats to fans’ phones inside a stadium with minimal delay. Which technology MOST directly enables this ultra-low-latency, high-bandwidth experience?

a)

Traditional 4G networks

b)

Public Wi‑Fi hotspots only

c)

5G cellular networks with edge computing

d)

Standard satellite television signals

2.

A professional league wants to create a tamper-resistant, transparent system for verifying ticket authenticity and tracking resale history. Which technology is MOST appropriate?

a)

Traditional barcodes printed on paper tickets

b)

Email confirmations with PDF attachments

c)


Cloud-based spreadsheets

d)

Blockchain-based ticketing

3.

A recreation center collects data from membership cards, class bookings, app usage, and wearables. The goal is to understand participation patterns and design personalized offers. Which concept best describes this analytic approach?

a)

Virtual reality

b)

Gamification

c)

Big data analytics

d)

Facial recognition

4.

A fitness app for a sport club adds points, levels, challenges, and digital badges for completing workouts. What is the PRIMARY business objective behind using these elements?

a)

Gamification to increase engagement and retention

b)

Ensuring data privacy compliance

c)

Reducing network latency

d)

Replacing professional coaches

5.

A large stadium wants to allow VIP fans to enter quickly and securely without presenting physical tickets or cards. Cameras at the gate automatically recognize pre-registered faces. Which technology is primarily being used?

a)

Geofencing

b)

RFID

c)

Facial recognition

d)

Wearable sensors

6.

A community sports complex replaces paper membership cards with contactless wristbands that members tap at gates, lockers, and vending machines. What technology is MOST likely embedded in these wristbands?

a)

Blockchain nodes

b)

RFID or NFC chips

c)

5G antennas

d)

Facial recognition algorithms

7.

A sport club issues smart shirts to players that continuously track heart rate, distance covered, and acceleration during training. Which term best describes these shirts from a technology perspective?

a)

Geofencing devices

b)

5G routers

c)


Blockchain oracles

d)

Wearables

8.

A marathon organizer sets up a system where runners’ apps trigger automatic welcome messages and sponsor offers when they enter a defined area around the expo venue. Which technology is primarily responsible for this location-based triggering?

a)

Geofencing

b)

RFID-only timing chips

c)

Blockchain

d)

Facial recognition

9.

A recreation chain wants to use 5G and big data to improve operations. Which of the following is the BEST example of combining these technologies effectively?

a)

Replacing all member emails with text messages

b)

Collecting real-time usage data from connected equipment and analyzing it to optimize facility layouts and staffing

c)

Using 5G just to browse social media faster in the office

d)

Streaming 4K sports channels in the staff room

10.

A recreation center uses RFID tags on rental equipment (like rackets and balls) to automatically check items in and out when they pass through gate antennas. How does this MOST directly benefit business operations?

a)

By automatically editing the club’s social media posts

b)

By enabling automated inventory tracking and reducing losses

c)

By replacing coaches with robots

d)

By limiting access only through facial recognition