GCSE sports Studies

Question 1

What are the Olympic values

Answer 1

Respect, excellence, friendship

Question 2

What are the Paralympic values?

Answer 2

Determination, inspiration, courage, equality

Question 3

What does the Olympic rings represent?

Answer 3

The closeness/unity of the five continents

Question 4

What is sportsmanship?

Answer 4

Fairplay, playing within the spirit of the rules

Question 5

What is etiquette?

Answer 5

The unwritten rules of a sport players should abide by

Question 6

What is gamesmanship?

Answer 6

Testing the spirit of the rules, bending the rules

Question 7

What do steroids do?

Answer 7

Enhances growth and repair usually to build muscle

Question 8

what do stimulants/amphetamine do?

Answer 8

Increase heart rate, blood pressure and alertness

Question 9

What did growth hormones do?

Answer 9

they are synthetic version of testosterone used for muscle growth

Question 10

What is the use of diuretics?

Answer 10

Increases the amount of water expelled from the body which helps weight loss

Question 11

What is the use of EPO

Answer 11

Stimulate red blood cell production, making respiration more efficient so athletes have higher stamina

Question 12

What are the use of beta blockers?

Answer 12

Block adrenaline, reducing heart rate and blood pressure allowing for more concentration.

Question 13

What is the use of narcotic analgesics?

Answer 13

Relieve pain, allowing a player to continue training with an injury

Question 14

What is blood doping?

Answer 14

Injecting red blood cells into the blood

Question 15

A what is WADA?

Answer 15

World anti-doping agency

Question 16

What are sporting values?

Answer 16

Values that we promote in sports make the games better for example, respect, equality, friendship and determination

Question 17

What are the main sporting values?

Answer 17

Teem spirit, fair play, citizenship, inclusion, tolerance and respect, national pride, excellence

Question 18

What is chance to shine

Answer 18

Charity aiming to Give all children the opportunity to play, learn and develop through cricket.

Question 19

What is
Furzefield leisure centre

Answer 19

A leisure centre that offers a range of different unusual sport.

Question 20

What is sporting equals

Answer 20

An initiative to raise awareness and understanding for diversity in sport.

Question 21

What is kick it out

Answer 21

An initiative Getting rid of racism and discrimination. Running education programmes for academy programmes, fans and parents. Campaign to make sure football is always welcoming

Question 22

What is sporting initiatives

Answer 22

An initiative to inspire everyone to stay active through sport

Question 23

What is this girl can

Answer 23

An initiative to Let girls do sports without feeling judged. Also so that they can have the same opportunities as men.

Question 24

What is FIFA football for hope

Answer 24

An initiative Aiming to give children the opportunity to do sports through football.

Question 25

What is walking football

Answer 25

An emerging sport similar to football but you cannot run

Question 26

What is ultimate frisbee

Answer 26

An emerging sport where you pass a frisbee into end zones without being able to move with the frisbee

Question 27

What is footgolf

Answer 27

An emerging sport similar to golf but replacing the golf ball and club with your kick and a football

Question 28

What are some user groups

Answer 28

People who work
People with family commitments
Families with children
Teens
Retired people
People with disabilities
Gender
Ethnic groups
Carers
Young children
Parents
Unemployed people

Question 29

Name some possible barriers from doing sport

Answer 29

Unemployment/ unemployment
Family commitments
Lack of disposable income
Lack of media coverage
Lack of transport
Lack of support
Lack of role models
Lack of facility provision
Lack of awareness

Question 30

What is a solution to the barrier of lack of provision

Answer 30

Increase facilities for different user groups and in more areas. Include more of a range of timings so more people are available

Question 31

What is a solution for the barrier of lack of promotion

Answer 31

Target promotion to specific user groups, spread/ increase awareness of more role models, spread initiatives like this girl can

Question 32

What is a solution to the barrier of lack of transport

Answer 32

Make transport available for specific user groups e.g. busses with wheelchair access, have busses for people who don’t have a good means of transport

Question 33

What is a solution for the barrier of pricing

Answer 33

Decrease prices, have free sessions or taster sessions, have clubs with a discounted price

Question 34

What is a risks assessment in sport

Answer 34

A consideration of risks that could occur while doing a sport and how to avoid them

Question 35

What should a risk assessment include

Answer 35

What the risks are, severity, likelihood, the consequence of the risk, who will be affected by the risk, how to get minimise the risk, who should carry this out

Question 36

What impact do terrain, climate and environment have on a sport

Answer 36

They can increase or decrease the difficulty of a sport, make a sport safe or unsafe and affect the accessibility/ participation of a sport

Question 37

What are some factors affecting participation of a sport

Answer 37

Number of participants
Provision of facilities
Climate/ environment
Live spectator opportunities
Media coverage
Social acceptance
Role models
Team/ individual success

Question 38

What are the 8 key considerations when planning to do an OAA sport

Answer 38

Health and safety
Personnel
Licensing
Supplies
Location
Timing
Shelter
Contingency plan