Eduqas A-Level PE sport and society overview quiz quiz

Codified with written, nationally agreed rules

Played regularly on a fixed day every week

Broadcast on television to a mass audience

Local, occasional, violent and unwritten

They civilised and codified games and promoted athleticism

They banned all games and sport from the school curriculum

They built the first purpose-made stadiums for spectators

They paid the players generous professional wages to compete

The decline and closure of the railways

The Saturday half-day and bank holidays

The sharp fall in working-class literacy

The mass return from cities to rural life

Gender

Age

Social class

None of these

Selling match tickets in different priced seating tiers

Physically stacking and storing playing equipment in a large store room

A particular type of repetitive strength and conditioning drill

Channelling certain ethnic groups into particular positions or sports

The media and business (sponsorship)

Schools and university institutions

National government and the church

Coaches, officials and match referees

More action replays and varied camera angles

Higher costs and sport behind paywalls

A higher overall standard of performance

Greater global access for new audiences

Gamesmanship is always strictly illegal and breaks the written rules

Sportsmanship means seeking to win at all costs by any means available

Gamesmanship bends the rules to gain an advantage without breaking them outright

There is no real difference between gamesmanship and sportsmanship at all in sport

The commercial golden triangle

A spectator banning order

An all-seater stadium design

The biological passport

Segregating rival fans and using banning orders

Removing all stewards and policing from the ground

Selling far more alcohol inside the stadium on match days

Removing all of the CCTV cameras from the stadium

Commercial sponsorship

A political boycott

Player migration

A new sport

It prevents players from moving freely between different countries

It has no effect whatsoever on the movement of players between different nations

It increases migration, raising standards but draining talent from some nations

It only ever affects coaches and never the playing squads themselves

A venue that has literally been painted white outside

A venue purpose-built to host elephant racing events

A temporary spectator stand erected just for the event

An expensive stadium that is underused after the event

Using role models and positive media coverage over time

Building more car parks and improving access to venues

Raising ticket prices to make events feel more exclusive

Reducing the overall number of sessions on offer each week