AQA GCSE PE Socio-cultural influences overview quiz quiz

The colour of the team's match-day kit

The final score of the last match played

The seating size of the home stadium only

Time, money, access and facilities

Providing affordable, accessible facilities and flexible times

Raising ticket prices and steeply increasing all membership fees

Reducing the amount of media coverage given to the sport

Removing every visible role model from the sport entirely

Players, match referees and team coaches

Sport, sponsorship and the media

Daily diet, regular training and rest

Skill, match strategy and overall fitness

By banning all forms of commercial sponsorship from the sport completely

By paying the players' weekly wages directly out of its own funds

By broadcasting sport and attracting viewers, which attracts sponsors

By setting and enforcing the official rules of each separate sport

The refereeing decisions made during a match

The noise made by the crowd during play

The order of the league fixtures

Financial, equipment, clothing or facilities

Pressure on athletes and a loss of control over fixtures

Much better training facilities for everyone involved in the sport

More money flowing into the sport at every level

A greater number of inspiring role models

Bending the rules to gain an edge without technically breaking them

Genuine fair play and respect for opponents and officials

Breaking the rules deliberately in order to win

Taking banned performance-enhancing drugs

Showing genuine fair play and complete respect for opponents and match officials throughout

Deliberately breaking the rules and outright cheating in order to win the match

Bending the rules or using tactics to gain an advantage without actually breaking the rules

Refusing to compete or take any part in the contest at all on the day

Shaking hands with your opponents after a match has finished

Warming up thoroughly before the start of a game

Cheering loudly and supporting your own team

Doping (taking banned performance-enhancing drugs)

Pressure to win, money or fame, or a belief that others are doing it

To improve their long-term general health and overall fitness levels

To make sure they follow all the rules of the sport

To deliberately reduce their own level of performance

A guaranteed gold medal at the next major championships

Bans, fines, loss of titles and a damaged reputation

A sharp increase in lucrative sponsorship deals

Noticeably better long-term physical health

People grouped only by the exact shoe size that they happen to wear when out training

People grouped according to their personal favourite colour

People grouped by gender, age, ethnicity, disability and socio-economic group

People grouped purely by their measured standing height