21st century Flashcards

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1
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Define ‘social mobility’

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The concept that wealth, occupation and education can change during a lifetime

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2
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The media promote a (1) social mobility e.g. football - many players would be seen as (2) intellectually and therefore (3) class whose footballing success cause social mobility

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1 - rags to riches
2 - unskilled
3 - working

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3
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How has the status of football changed since pre-industrial Britain?

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Was for lower classes but now professional and more opportunities for all classes

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4
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Describe spectator crowds now compared to pre-industrial Britain

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Now: 23% female, 11% minority, 13% junior season ticket holders
Before: mostly white males

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5
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In 2012, how many GB medallists went to private school?

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40%

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6
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(1)% of males participate in sport and (2)% of females

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1 - 51

2 - 36

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7
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Participation (1) with age

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Decreases

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8
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What major change occurred in rugby in 2014?

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20 female players were given professional contracts paid

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9
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In what area of sport is female participation increasing?

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Exercise, health and fitness

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10
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Name two female sports presenters (inspirational to women to join sport)

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Claire Balding and Gabbie Logan

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11
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Give an example of discrimination decreasing in sport

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Golf clubs allow female members

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12
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Describe the trend between class and participation for both males and females

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M: Participate t an equal extent despite class
W: Young females participate substantially less in lower classes
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13
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What is meant by ‘negligence in sport’?

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Cases can be taken to court due to legal issues through sport

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14
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What changes occurred due to the amendment of the Football Spectators Act in 2000

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Stewards and seating capacity restriction

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15
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Define ‘match-fixing’

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Purposefully creating the outcome of the game

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16
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Why do people participate in match-fixing?

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Bribery from bookies

17
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Define ‘spot-fixing’

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Corruption to hinder results not determine them

18
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Give the example of Muhammad Amir

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Bowler in cricket who had bets on him to place his foot over the line, he was sent to prison

19
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What six categories does the discrimination legislation protect?

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Race, Age, Gender, Disability, Sexual orientation and Religion

20
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How many students go from primary to comprehensive schools?

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86%

21
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Give three examples of modern tech that allow people to have more free time for participation in sport

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  • Online shopping
  • Dishwasher
  • Workout apps
22
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Why has participation decreased since 2012?

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Negative impact of the world economic recession on opportunity as regional and universal distribution of disposable income differs

23
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How has C21st transport impacted participation rates?

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  • Shrinking world effect
  • More sports tours
  • Decreased reliability of public transport