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Which of the following is NOT a main group of people involved in sports?
Which of the following is NOT a main group of people involved in sports?
- Coaches (correct)
- Players
- Media
- Officials
The primary focus of sociology in sport is on historical analysis of sports events.
The primary focus of sociology in sport is on historical analysis of sports events.
False (B)
Name two benefits that players gain from participating in sports.
Name two benefits that players gain from participating in sports.
Health, socializing
A code of ethics in sports governs the behavior of members of the _________ involved.
A code of ethics in sports governs the behavior of members of the _________ involved.
Match the following roles with their corresponding influence in sports:
Match the following roles with their corresponding influence in sports:
What is considered more important than winning or losing in sportsmanship?
What is considered more important than winning or losing in sportsmanship?
Respecting opposing players and officials is an essential part of sportsmanship.
Respecting opposing players and officials is an essential part of sportsmanship.
List one quality that distinguishes sportsmanship from gamesmanship.
List one quality that distinguishes sportsmanship from gamesmanship.
Officials such as referees, umpires, and _________ are crucial for controlling the game.
Officials such as referees, umpires, and _________ are crucial for controlling the game.
Match the following elements to their definitions:
Match the following elements to their definitions:
What is one of the responsibilities of coaches in sporting events?
What is one of the responsibilities of coaches in sporting events?
Spectator abuse is not a significant issue at sporting events.
Spectator abuse is not a significant issue at sporting events.
What must be secured to ensure the smooth running of an event?
What must be secured to ensure the smooth running of an event?
Spectators contribute to the event by providing ______ and energy that keeps sport enjoyable.
Spectators contribute to the event by providing ______ and energy that keeps sport enjoyable.
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
What is one of the primary ways the media affects sports?
What is one of the primary ways the media affects sports?
Sponsorship has no influence on how a team is managed.
Sponsorship has no influence on how a team is managed.
Name one advantage of sponsorship in sports.
Name one advantage of sponsorship in sports.
The media delivers sporting information through _____, newspapers, and magazines.
The media delivers sporting information through _____, newspapers, and magazines.
Match the following sponsorship effects with their implications:
Match the following sponsorship effects with their implications:
What is the minimum score required to win a badminton game?
What is the minimum score required to win a badminton game?
Badminton became an official Olympic sport in 1988.
Badminton became an official Olympic sport in 1988.
What was badminton originally called?
What was badminton originally called?
Badminton requires players to hit a _______ over a 5-foot net.
Badminton requires players to hit a _______ over a 5-foot net.
Match the following years with their events in badminton history:
Match the following years with their events in badminton history:
What is the primary purpose of a high serve in badminton?
What is the primary purpose of a high serve in badminton?
A round the head stroke is primarily used for defensive play.
A round the head stroke is primarily used for defensive play.
What is a drop shot in badminton?
What is a drop shot in badminton?
In badminton, a clear shot sends the shuttle high above the opponent and drops near the __________.
In badminton, a clear shot sends the shuttle high above the opponent and drops near the __________.
Match the following strokes with their descriptions:
Match the following strokes with their descriptions:
Which step is NOT part of executing a low serve?
Which step is NOT part of executing a low serve?
Chemically, food is broken down by the teeth during digestion.
Chemically, food is broken down by the teeth during digestion.
What are the four main functions of the digestive system?
What are the four main functions of the digestive system?
The digestive system starts in the mouth and ends at the _______.
The digestive system starts in the mouth and ends at the _______.
Match the types of digestion with their descriptions:
Match the types of digestion with their descriptions:
What is the primary function of salivary amylase in the dog's mouth?
What is the primary function of salivary amylase in the dog's mouth?
The small intestine is divided into two parts: the duodenum and jejunum.
The small intestine is divided into two parts: the duodenum and jejunum.
What is the term used for the food mixture that is formed after being churned in the stomach?
What is the term used for the food mixture that is formed after being churned in the stomach?
In the small intestine, nutrients are absorbed through the walls of the intestine and into the ____.
In the small intestine, nutrients are absorbed through the walls of the intestine and into the ____.
Match the following parts of the small intestine with their primary functions:
Match the following parts of the small intestine with their primary functions:
Which of the following nutrients is NOT commonly found in fruits?
Which of the following nutrients is NOT commonly found in fruits?
Starchy foods provide a high amount of fiber.
Starchy foods provide a high amount of fiber.
What is the primary nutrient found in legumes and nuts?
What is the primary nutrient found in legumes and nuts?
The primary serving recommendation for dark green leafy vegetables is _______ or more per day.
The primary serving recommendation for dark green leafy vegetables is _______ or more per day.
Match the food type with its primary nutrient:
Match the food type with its primary nutrient:
What is the primary function of the liver in the digestive system?
What is the primary function of the liver in the digestive system?
The rectum is responsible for storing food before it is digested.
The rectum is responsible for storing food before it is digested.
What vital role does the large intestine play in digestion?
What vital role does the large intestine play in digestion?
The organ that carries food from the mouth to the stomach is called the __________.
The organ that carries food from the mouth to the stomach is called the __________.
Match the following digestive organs with their functions:
Match the following digestive organs with their functions:
Flashcards
Sociology in Sport
Sociology in Sport
The study of how society affects sports and how sports affect society.
Players in Sport
Players in Sport
The individuals actively participating in a sport.
Player Motivations
Player Motivations
Reasons why people play sports (e.g., enjoyment, competition, health).
Sport Ethics
Sport Ethics
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Sport and Society
Sport and Society
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Player Safety
Player Safety
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Event Organization
Event Organization
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Coach Responsibilities
Coach Responsibilities
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Spectator Role
Spectator Role
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Spectator Abuse
Spectator Abuse
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Sportsmanship Definition
Sportsmanship Definition
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Winning with Dignity
Winning with Dignity
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Respecting Officials
Respecting Officials
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Sportsmanship vs. Gamesmanship
Sportsmanship vs. Gamesmanship
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Referee's Role
Referee's Role
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Media in Sports
Media in Sports
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Sport Sponsorship
Sport Sponsorship
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Sponsorship Impact
Sponsorship Impact
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Sponsorship Benefits
Sponsorship Benefits
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Sponsorship Drawbacks
Sponsorship Drawbacks
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Low Serve
Low Serve
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Digestive System Function
Digestive System Function
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Ingestion
Ingestion
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Mechanical Digestion
Mechanical Digestion
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Chemical Digestion
Chemical Digestion
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Forehand Stroke
Forehand Stroke
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Badminton
Badminton
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Round the Head Stroke
Round the Head Stroke
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Badminton Scoring
Badminton Scoring
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Smash Stroke
Smash Stroke
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Shuttlecock
Shuttlecock
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Singles vs. Doubles
Singles vs. Doubles
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Prime Stroke
Prime Stroke
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Clear Shot
Clear Shot
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Badminton History
Badminton History
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What starts starch breakdown?
What starts starch breakdown?
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What is a bolus?
What is a bolus?
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What does the stomach do?
What does the stomach do?
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What happens in the small intestine?
What happens in the small intestine?
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What are the 3 parts of the small intestine?
What are the 3 parts of the small intestine?
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Starchy Foods
Starchy Foods
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Legumes/Nuts
Legumes/Nuts
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Dark Green Leafy Vegetables
Dark Green Leafy Vegetables
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Fruits
Fruits
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What are the main uses of food?
What are the main uses of food?
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What does the ileum do?
What does the ileum do?
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What does the large intestine do?
What does the large intestine do?
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Liver's role
Liver's role
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Pancreas's function
Pancreas's function
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Gallbladder's job
Gallbladder's job
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