Sport & Society (AQA GCSE Physical Education (PE)): Exam Questions

Exam code: 8582

2 hours19 questions
1
1 mark

Which one of these is a negative effect of sponsorship on a performer?

  • Increased access to free clothing.

  • Increased access to technologically advanced equipment.

  • Increased amounts of money

  • Increased time commitment needed to attend promotional events.

2a
2 marks

State two positive effects of having spectators at a sporting event.

2b
4 marks

State and explain two reasons why hooliganism can occur at football matches

2c
4 marks

The following strategies have been used to reduce hooliganism at football matches:

  • early kick-offs

  • segregation of fans.

Discuss how effective each of these strategies has been in reducing hooliganism at football matches.

3a
1 mark

Define ‘the media’.

3b
1 mark

Identify three positive effects that the media in sport has on the audience/spectators.

3c
3 marks

Identify three negative effects that the media in sport has on performers.

3d
5 marks

Discuss the positive and negative effects of the use of technology in sport.

4a
1 mark

Define the term ‘contract to compete’.

4b
1 mark

Define ‘etiquette’ in sport.

4c
3 marks

Describe the process of blood doping.

4d
4 marks

Many performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) are not allowed in sport. However, box some performers still take them because of the positive effect that they have on their bodies.

Complete Table 1 to identify the correct PED and positive effect on the performer’s body.

Table 1

PED

Positive effect on the performer’s body

Peptide hormones (EPO)

Increase in the rate and amount of muscle mass

Narcotic analgesics

Removal of excess water from the body

5
9 marks

The attitudes of family members are the most important factor affecting a child’s engagement in physical activity and sport.

Discuss the extent to which you agree with this statement.

6
1 mark

Which one of these is an example of etiquette in sport?

  • Arguing with the referee in a football match.

  • A high tackle during a rugby match.

  • Shaking hands with your opponent after a tennis match.

  • Time wasting in a hockey match.

7
4 marks

Describe how an individual’s gender and age may affect their engagement in physical activity and sport.

8a
3 marks

Give three negative effects of having spectators at major sporting events.

8b
4 marks

State and explain two positive effects that having spectators at sporting events can have on performance.

9
6 marks

Blood doping is a prohibited method that can be used to improve the performance of a marathon runner.

Evaluate the effects that different performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) may have on a marathon runner’s performance.

Do not refer to blood doping in your answer.

10
9 marks

Analyse the impact that the media and sponsorship have had on sport.

11
1 mark

Which one of these is a positive influence of spectators at matches?

  • Improved atmosphere

  • Increased safety costs

  • Potential for more hooliganism

  • Reduced participation

12
1 mark

Which one of these can be defined as ‘attempting to gain an advantage by stretching box the rules to their limit’?

  • Etiquette

  • Gamesmanship

  • Sportsmanship

  • Teamwork

13
1 mark

Which one of these would benefit most from blood doping?

  • A 100m sprinter

  • A 10km swimmer

  • A badminton player

  • A golfer

14a
1 mark

Define sponsorship in sport.

14b
3 marks

Give three negative effects of sponsorship on sport.

14c
3 marks

Explain how the following types of sponsorship may improve an individual’s box performance in sport.

15a
3 marks

Give three physiological reasons why a performer may take beta blockers.

15b
4 marks

Explain how the following performance enhancing drugs could improve the performance of a sprinter:

  • Anabolic agents

  • Narcotic analgesics.

16a
2 marks

Suggest two ways an individual’s disability may affect their engagement in physical activity and sport.

16b
2 marks

Suggest two ways an individual’s peers may positively affect their engagement in physical activity and sport.

16c
2 marks

Suggest two reasons an individual's religion may affect their engagement in physical activity and sport.

17
5 marks

Discuss the positive and negative effects of the use of technology box in sport on officials.

18
6 marks

Discuss the reasons why hooliganism may occur at football matches.

19
9 marks

Table 1 contains data from a survey. box It shows the percentage of male and female adults (aged 16+) who have taken part in running or team sports at least twice in the month before completing the survey.

Table 1

Running

Team Sports

Males

17.3%

12.7%

Females

14.1%

3.2%

Analyse the factors for the different participation levels between males and females shown in Table 1.