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This quiz is designed to test your knowledge about Sports Development. The majority of the questions focus on what you have learned during the past few weeks. Please Answer ALL questions and try your best. . . . Good Luck!

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1.

What does CSP stand for?
- A.
  
  County Sport Partnership
- B.
  
  Country Sports Parnership
- C.
  
  College Sponsorship Pot-fund
Correct Answer
A. County Sport Partnership
2.

What does NGB stand for?
- A.
  
  National Grounds Body
- B.
  
  National Governing Body
- C.
  
  Nation Going Bust
Correct Answer
B. National Governing Body
3.

What does SSP stand for?
- A.
  
  School Sports Pot Fund
- B.
  
  Social Skills Progression
- C.
  
  School Sports Partnership
Correct Answer
C. School Sports Partnership
4.

_________ ___________ seeks to promote opportunities available for people to take part in sports and activities for: Fun and Enjoyment, health and well- being benefits, playing to their potential and progressing to their chosen level.

Correct Answer
Sports Development
Sport development
Sport
Development
Development Officers
5.

Definition: _________ - is something that is expected of a group or an individual

Correct Answer
Role
role
6.

The __________ ___________ partnerships are a group of schools working together to develop sport for all young people.

Correct Answer
school sports
school sport
schools sports
7.

The ___________ Sports partnership invole a group of different organisations in a local area which aim to provide one single system for sport for local people to benefit from.

Correct Answer
County
county
8.

______________ organisations look to develop sport at an elite level. These include governing bodies such as the Lawn Tennis Association or The FA for example.

Correct Answer
National
national
9.

True or False- does FESCO stand for Further Education Sport Co-ordinator?
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True
10.

True or false - Does SSCO stand for School Sports Co-ordinator?
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True
11.

Give an example of a strategy used by a governing body to change behaviour, develop a specific sport, work with communities and or increase facility usage. You must write your example down and EXPLAIN how the strategy develops sportExample - The FA use give racism the red card.
12.

List and explain some positives and negatives about the Schools Sports Partnership. An example of a positive could be that it will reduce childhood obesity and negative could be that not all children like playing sport.Make sure you explain why it is a positive or negative
13.

The FARFULTABHAECBare all examples of what?
- A.
  
  Governing Bodies
- B.
  
  Funding agencies
- C.
  
  Nothing to do with sport
Correct Answer
A. Governing Bodies
14.

Why might the NHS/Primary Care trust be interested in people participating in Sport?
15.

List and explain a minimum of 6 barriers that may stop someone partcipating within sportExample: Time - people may not have enough time to take part in their chosen activity because of other commitments.
16.

What reasons do people take part in sport?
- A.
  
  Time, disbalility, money
- B.
  
  Develop their skills, social reasons, health and fitness
- C.
  
  None of the above
Correct Answer
B. Develop their skills, social reasons, health and fitness
17.

The ___________ sector, provides services to make profit for examlpe Virgin Active

Correct Answer
Private
private
18.

_______________ organisations such as local sports clubs and associations which offer sports activities etc.. often to small groups of people who share similar interests such as playing football. People who work here do not get paid.

Correct Answer
Voluntary
voluntary
19.

______________ organisations such as local councils or authorities whose aim is to provide a range of services for local people to improve their standard of living. Such facilities as leisure centres

Correct Answer
Public
public

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Sport Development

What does CSP stand for?

What does NGB stand for?

What does SSP stand for?

_ ___ seeks to promote opportunities available for people to take part in sports and activities for: Fun and Enjoyment, health and well- being benefits, playing to their potential and progressing to their chosen level.

Definition: _________ - is something that is expected of a group or an individual

The _ partnerships are a group of schools working together to develop sport for all young people.

The ___________ Sports partnership invole a group of different organisations in a local area which aim to provide one single system for sport for local people to benefit from.

______________ organisations look to develop sport at an elite level. These include governing bodies such as the Lawn Tennis Association or The FA for example.

True or False- does FESCO stand for Further Education Sport Co-ordinator?

True or false - Does SSCO stand for School Sports Co-ordinator?

Give an example of a strategy used by a governing body to change behaviour, develop a specific sport, work with communities and or increase facility usage. You must write your example down and EXPLAIN how the strategy develops sportExample - The FA use give racism the red card.

List and explain some positives and negatives about the Schools Sports Partnership. An example of a positive could be that it will reduce childhood obesity and negative could be that not all children like playing sport.Make sure you explain why it is a positive or negative

The FARFULTABHAECBare all examples of what?

Why might the NHS/Primary Care trust be interested in people participating in Sport?

List and explain a minimum of 6 barriers that may stop someone partcipating within sportExample: Time - people may not have enough time to take part in their chosen activity because of other commitments.

What reasons do people take part in sport?

The ___________ sector, provides services to make profit for examlpe Virgin Active

_______________ organisations such as local sports clubs and associations which offer sports activities etc.. often to small groups of people who share similar interests such as playing football. People who work here do not get paid.

______________ organisations such as local councils or authorities whose aim is to provide a range of services for local people to improve their standard of living. Such facilities as leisure centres

Sport Development

What does CSP stand for?

What does NGB stand for?

What does SSP stand for?

_________ ___________ seeks to promote opportunities available for people to take part in sports and activities for: Fun and Enjoyment, health and well- being benefits, playing to their potential and progressing to their chosen level.

Definition: _________ - is something that is expected of a group or an individual

The __________ ___________ partnerships are a group of schools working together to develop sport for all young people.

The ___________ Sports partnership invole a group of different organisations in a local area which aim to provide one single system for sport for local people to benefit from.

______________ organisations look to develop sport at an elite level. These include governing bodies such as the Lawn Tennis Association or The FA for example.

True or False- does FESCO stand for Further Education Sport Co-ordinator?

True or false - Does SSCO stand for School Sports Co-ordinator?

Give an example of a strategy used by a governing body to change behaviour, develop a specific sport, work with communities and or increase facility usage. You must write your example down and EXPLAIN how the strategy develops sportExample - The FA use give racism the red card.

List and explain some positives and negatives about the Schools Sports Partnership. An example of a positive could be that it will reduce childhood obesity and negative could be that not all children like playing sport.Make sure you explain why it is a positive or negative

The FARFULTABHAECBare all examples of what?

Why might the NHS/Primary Care trust be interested in people participating in Sport?

List and explain a minimum of 6 barriers that may stop someone partcipating within sportExample: Time - people may not have enough time to take part in their chosen activity because of other commitments.

What reasons do people take part in sport?

The ___________ sector, provides services to make profit for examlpe Virgin Active

_______________ organisations such as local sports clubs and associations which offer sports activities etc.. often to small groups of people who share similar interests such as playing football. People who work here do not get paid.

______________ organisations such as local councils or authorities whose aim is to provide a range of services for local people to improve their standard of living. Such facilities as leisure centres

_ ___ seeks to promote opportunities available for people to take part in sports and activities for: Fun and Enjoyment, health and well- being benefits, playing to their potential and progressing to their chosen level.

The _ partnerships are a group of schools working together to develop sport for all young people.