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Lesson 8.1

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Mention two examples of external injuries caused through impact.

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Mention two examples of external injuries caused with equipment.

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How can wearing the right kit protect us from getting injured? Give two examples.

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What dangers are there if different age groups are playing a game against each other? Explain

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What do we mean by uncontrolled environment?

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What is controlled environment? Give an example of controlled environment which will protect us from getting injured.

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Lesson 8.2

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What is the reason we use the DRABC routine when someone gets injured?

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Why is it important to check for danger before you rush to help a casualty?

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How can you tell if a person is unconscious?

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How do you ensure an airway is open?

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How should you check for breathing?

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What signs show that a casualty is suffering from a spinal injury?

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Should we move a casualty who we think has a spinal injury? Explain

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Why should we give details of the casualty to the ambulance when we call?

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Lesson 8.3

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Give another name for mouth-to-mouth ventilation.

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Explain the process in your own words of mouth-to-mouth ventilation.

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What does cardiac arrest mean?

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Is the CPR used for children the same as for adults? Explain.

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What are the advantages of having two helpers for a casualty?

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Explain why mouth-to-mouth ventilation is always combined with cardiac message.

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Why is the recovery position a safe position for an unconscious breathing person

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Lesson 8.4

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What are closed (simple) fractures?

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Whats the difference between hard tissue injuries and soft tissue injuries? Give an example for each.

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Mention four signs and symptoms of fractures.

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What is a dislocation?

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Mention two signs which show that a person has a dislocation.

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What happens when someone sprains a ligament? What should be done?

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A footballer has just sprained his ankle. What should be done? Explain.

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Will massaging an injury help the injured person?

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Lesson 8.5

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What is a strain? How could you prevent it?

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Explain how you can treat a pulled muscle

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Who suffers from tennis elbow? Mention a type of treatment for tennis elbow

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How would you treat cramp in your calf muscle?

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What causes a stitch?

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Mention two practical examples how winding occurs

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Mention the steps you should take to treat a cut

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What are bruises? Mention a few signs of bruises

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During a game of football, a player performs a sliding tackle on a gravelled pitch and gets grazed. Mention another name for this yype of injury and show how you can treat it.

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Lesson 8.6

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What causes concussion? How should we treat it?

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46
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State the difference between primary and true shock

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47
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How should we treat shock?

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What happens when a person is suffering from hypothermia?

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Who usually suffers from hypothermia?

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What preventions should be taken so that athletes do not suffer from hypothermia?

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51
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Give another name for hyperthermia. Mention two signs of hyperthermia

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How can we treat hyperthermia?

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53
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What preventions should one take to avoid heat stroke or heat exhaustion?

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Lesson 9.1

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55
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Write in your own words the meaning of leisure.

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56
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Does PE in school count as recreation? Explain.

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Mention two physical recreational activities.

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Mention two non-physical recreational activities.

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What are the reasons for participating in physical recreation? Give an example for each.

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60
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Explain why a friendly game of tennis after school is recreation rather than sport.

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Is it a leisure activity? Explain why. playing basketball during break at school, eating meals at home, going to the cinema, sleeping at night, cycling to school,playing cards with your friends

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What happens when physical recreation becomes a daily routine with a competitive element in it?

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Lesson 9.2

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Give two examples of physical recreation that: a) people tend to give up in their late thirties or forties. b) you could carry on into old age

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Name two sports that have been traditionally popular in Malta.

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Why do men practice more sport than women? Give three reasons.

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What is a peer group?

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Give an example from real life how a peer group can influence somebodys choice of activity.

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Mention two reasons how money can influence somebodys recreational activity.

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How can a family encourage a child to take part in recreational activities?

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How can a family discourage a child to take part in recreational activities?

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Lesson 9.3

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A local gym may need to cater for several different groups of users. List four of these.

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Mention three outdoor facilities. Who uses these facilities and what makes certain people use these facilities.

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What must be taken note of before constructing an indoor sports facility? Give examples.

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What is the main aim for the private sector running a health gym?

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Give two examples of sports facilities run by the public sector. Who can make use of these facilities?

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Lesson 9.4

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What were the Sports Councils set up to do?

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Do you think it is a good idea to have campaigns directed at special groups of people? Why?

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If you had to run a Sports Council campaign, which group would you choose to target? Why?

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Do you think the Sports Council can cater for any existing sport? Explain.

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83
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Will the job of the Sports Council ever finish? Explain in detail.

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Lesson 9.5

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Write down three reasons why sport in school is important.

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86
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Are there any reasons why sports shouldnt be practised at school? If yes list them down.

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87
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Some people think PE should not be offered as an exam subject. Do you agree? Why

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Suggest ways a school can make up for a shortage of sports facilities.

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89
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Suggest ways a school can make up for a shortage of PE teachers.

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90
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What should the attitude of a teacher be for sports? Explain.

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Mention two ways how schools and the community can help each other for sports.

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At the age of sixteen a pupil should leave from school with basic sports skills. Mention two more important things a pupil should have knowledge of.

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93
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Lesson 9.6

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94
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Do you think its a good idea to develop sports champions? Why?

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Suppose you were a top athletic runner, with a heavy season of events. List all the things youd need to spend money on for your sport.

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Sports scientists include nutrition experts. How might these help athletes perform better?

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Sports scientists also include psychologists. How might they help athletes perform better?

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List down a number of very important things an athlete needs to become a top class performer

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Lesson 9.7

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Explain why sport for all might help to: a) cut a nations health bill b) reduce crime

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101
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How does the nation benefit from a good result its athletes achieved?

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Mention two popular sports in each of the following countries: a) UK b) USA c) Australia d) Brazil e) Malta

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How can the government make money when promoting sports for all?

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What is the ultimate achievement for an athlete?

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Lesson 10.1

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What do the national governing bodies consist of?

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Mention three important jobs the national governing bodies has.

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108
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Where do the national governing bodies get their money from?

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Mention FOUR activities organised by the KMS.

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Mention a few expenses top athletes face.

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111
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What is the IOC? What are its main jobs?

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Suppose your job is to get the Maltese team to the Olympics and look after it there. List all the things you need to consider.

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Lesson 10.2

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Name three different officials youd find in any sports club and say what their jobs are.

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Mention three similarities that clubs have.

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How does a sports club get created?

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Mention two financial problems that clubs may face. Explain.

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118
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Explain in your own words what a constitution is.

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119
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Lesson 10.3

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Why is spending money on sport important?

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121
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How is money spent in sport?

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122
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Money comes from three different sectors. Name them.

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How is money spent in the public sector?

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124
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Give two examples how money comes in from the private sector.

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125
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How does the private sector spend money?

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126
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Lesson 10.4

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127
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Write down two benefits of international sport.

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128
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Our country plans to host an international football match. List all the things it will need to consider.

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129
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Write down two advantages of hosting an international sports event.

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Write down two disadvantages of hosting an international sports event.

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131
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Explain why money is important to host a sporting event.

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132
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Lesson 10.5

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133
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Mention four events that took place in the first Olympics which are still being held in the modern Olympics.

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134
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Who was Baron Pierre de Coubertin? What was his policy?

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Give one example of Olympic Games where politics led to violence4. Give one example of Olympic Games where the financing of the Games caused problems.

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136
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South Africa was banned from the Olympics for many years. Why was this?

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137
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When was South Africa welcomed back to the Games?

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138
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East and West Germany had one team between them at Barcelona. What made this possible?

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139
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Lesson 11.1

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140
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What is an amateur athlete?

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141
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What is a professional athlete? Give two examples.

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142
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What is an open sport? Name two.

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143
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To remain amateur, athletes must not earn a living from their sport. Describe two ways round this.

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144
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Name a professional sport and one person who takes part in it.

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145
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Name an amateur sport and one person who takes part in it.

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146
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Name a semi-professional sport and one person who takes part in it.

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147
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Lesson 11.2

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What is sponsorship?

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149
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Who receives sponsors in the world of sport?

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Describe two benefits to the sponsor?

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Mention one disadvantage to the sponsor?

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152
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Explain two advantages for the sport when they receive a sponsor.

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153
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What do sponsors expect from the individual or team they have sponsored? Explain in detail.

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154
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Lesson 11.3

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What is meant by the media?

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156
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List three ways in which media coverage helps sport.

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157
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Describe three drawbacks of media coverage.

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158
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Several people play a part in selecting and shaping the information you receive in a sports programme. Name three of them.

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159
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Why is video a useful medium for sports?

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Name one advantage why a radio is more comfortable than a TV.

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161
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Why are sports books important?

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162
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Lesson 11.4

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Describe two ways in which sport benefits TV.

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164
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What does pay-per-view mean?

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How do sports programmes affect our opinions about sport?

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166
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Mention two disadvantages how television has changed sports.

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167
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How does television influence us?

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168
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Lesson 11.5

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169
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Describe two factors which help to explain its increase since the 1970s.

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170
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What do you think are the main reasons why womens participation in sport is low?

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171
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If womens sports were shown on TV at weekends, just like mens, what effect would it have on: a) participation in these sports? b) sponsorship?

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172
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Why dont several companies offer more sponsorship to womens sports?

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173
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Lesson 11.6

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174
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What is being done so that racism stops worldwide?

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175
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Mention four problems disabled people find when coming to practice sports.

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176
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What is being done to make sure disabled people are involved more in sport?

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177
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Why do older people take part less in sport?

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178
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Mention two careers for each of the following: a) performer b) science and health c) organisation d) media

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179
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Imagine that you are a sports centre manager. How might you provide suitable opportunities for the following groups: a) people with disabilities b) older people

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Lesson 11.7

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181
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Give two examples of sporting etiquettes.

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182
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Cheering spectators can help their team on. Do you think they have any effect on the other team?

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183
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Violence amongst players and athletes exist. What has been done to reduce this?

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184
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Even TV spectators help sport. Explain why.

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185
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Describe two steps taken to fight football hooliganism.

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186
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What is the Taylor report and what has been done to stadiums in these last few years?

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