Leisure, recreation and the growth of leisure activities
The sports development pyramid
Sponsorship
Media
Global events
Professional and amateur performers
100

Time spent away from work and free from onbligations

What is leisure time?

100

The four stages of the sports development pyramid 

What are foundation, participation, performance and elite?

100

One reason why professional sports rely on sponsors

What is (one from) to pay the wages of players and employees, to develop and maintain facilities 

100

The ways in which media present information

What is coverage?

100

A place that provides the space and other necessary things for a special event such as the Olympic Games

What is a host city/nation?

100

Engaging in a sports pursuit, on an unpaid basis

What is an amateur?

200

An activity that promotes health, relexation and enjoyment

What is physical recreation?

200

Two characteristics of the participation level

What are (two from) taking part in organised sports, being with like-minded individuals (or others)?

200

The three main forms of sponsoring

What are finance, clothing/equipment and facilities?

200

The means or variety of forms of communicating information to an audience

What are media?

200

Only one sport as the focus for competition

What are single-sport events?

200

Performing a sports activity as one‘s main paid occupation, rather than a pastime

What is a professional?

300

A sport or activity for enjoyment

What is play?

300

Two characteristics of the performance level

What are (two from) focus on developing towards elite, one or two sports only, regular training and competition (or others)?

300

The three different ways of sponsoring

What are individual sponsoring, team and facility sponsoring and event or sport sponsoring?

300

Sports events that the government prevents the television companies from charging to watch

What are ring-fenced sport events?

300

Competitions that involve many different sports, bringing together athletes from different disciplines to live and complete in an envirnment of mixed sports

What are multi-sports events?

300

Two characteristics of an amateur sports performer

What are (two from) sport as a leisure activity, taking part for enjoyment, participation more important than result, training done in spare time, freedom to chose when and where?

400

Physical exertion, skill and compitition - either as team or as individual

What is sport?

400

Three characteristics of the elite level

What are (three from) high level of support, performing at the highest level, often professional, representing country (or others)?

400

Two positive effects of sponsoring on a performer

What are (two from) free clothing, free equipment, financial support (or other)?

400

The reporting of something in a way that intentionally arouses curiosity by exaggerating a story or situation or focusing on certain details

What is sensationalisation?

400

Two advantages of hosting a global event

What are (two from) improved sports facilities, home advantage for performers, increased national pride, increased tourism (or other)?

400

Three characteristics of a professional sports performer

What are (three from) sport as job, participation for money, winning as the main aim, training as part of the job, no freedom to chose when and where?

500

Min. three reasons for the growth of leisure time

What are (three from):
- less time working/more holidays

- younger retirement age

- less time spent on householding tasks

- improved general awareness of healthy lifestyle

- increased offer of activities for different ages

?

500

A professional whose job it is to identify and support a planned route for participants and performers through the four stages of the sports development pyramid

What is a sports development officer?

500

Two negative effects of sponsoring

What are (two from):

- When sponsors go bankrupt, those who were sponsored, can suffer financially

- Pressure from sponsors can lead to changes in the rules of the sport (e.g.introduction of video referees)

- Supporters may not benefit if the timing of events is changed to fit in with a TV schedule or if ticket prices increase due to the club‘s success and higher profile

- Sponsorship deals with media companies may also mean that sports coverage changes from being free-to-view to pay-per-view

?

500

Two positive effects of media

What are (two from):

- Media coverage attracts sponsors

- Viewers can get a better view of the action

- Supporters gain more knowledge from media experts

- Media have influenced rule changes to the benefit of the sport (e.g. Hawk-Eye)

- Attendances increase, as people want to watch their favourite athletes/team

- Increased money for pay, prizes, equipment and coaching

- Performers can become role models and personalities, develip their reputation, promote themselves and the product

- Media coverage can increase participation levels and interest in sports

?

500

Two disadvantages of hosting a global event

What are (two from) potential target for terrorist attacks, added pressures on performers from home nation, pressure on facilities due to increased tourism, risk of poor image if the event is organised badly, huge financial costs (or other)?

500

Seeking to gain an advantage in any way you can that is not against the rules

What is gamesmanship?

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