Question 1

Imperialism is connected to what set of oppressive political process of domination and control?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sexism 
B)  Colonialism 
C)  Capatalism 
D)  Individualism 
A)  Sexism 
B)  Colonialism 
C)  Capatalism 
D)  Individualism B

Question 2

What does the philosophy of ontology make us think about?

Accepted Answer

A)  It makes us think about the way we know things. 
B)  It makes us question the past and how we relate to the past. 
C)  It asks us what the true reality of things is. 
D)  It pushes us to think about the things that we value in our societies. 
A)  It makes us think about the way we know things. 
B)  It makes us question the past and how we relate to the past. 
C)  It asks us what the true reality of things is. 
D)  It pushes us to think about the things that we value in our societies. C

Question 3

Sexism is connected to which socio-political apparatus?

Accepted Answer

A)  Patriarchy 
B)  Globalisation 
C)  Communism 
D)  Democracy 
A)  Patriarchy 
B)  Globalisation 
C)  Communism 
D)  Democracy A

Question 4

Which theoretical idea is not associated with Pierre Bourdieu?

Accepted Answer

A)  Habitus 
B)  Class struggle 
C)  Social reproduction 
D)  Globalisation 
A)  Habitus 
B)  Class struggle 
C)  Social reproduction 
D)  Globalisation

Question 5

How does 'culture' and 'identity' intersect?

Accepted Answer

A)  Identity helps people to understand their cultures and it allows people to live separate lives. 
B)  Culture is everywhere and in everything, it is relational and connects all of our identies. 
C)  Without culture people would find it very difficult to get a sense of self. 
D)  People who have strong identities need to find a culture to identify with. 
A)  Identity helps people to understand their cultures and it allows people to live separate lives. 
B)  Culture is everywhere and in everything, it is relational and connects all of our identies. 
C)  Without culture people would find it very difficult to get a sense of self. 
D)  People who have strong identities need to find a culture to identify with.

Imperialism is connected to what set of oppressive political process of domination and control?

What does the philosophy of ontology make us think about?

Sexism is connected to which socio-political apparatus?

Which theoretical idea is not associated with Pierre Bourdieu?

How does 'culture' and 'identity' intersect?

Sport, History and Social Change

Sport, Economics and Wealth

Sport, Development and Peace

Sport, Politics and Culture

Lobal Sport in a Deglobalising World

Sport, Law and Governance

Sport and Community

Internationalism, Reconciliation and Sport in the Making of Nations

Sport, Media and Technology

Sport, Social Capital and Civil Society

Sport and Education

Sport and the Environment

Sport and Racism

Sport, Violence and Crime

Sport, Religion and Spirituality

Sport, Gender and Sexuality

Sport and Health

Sport and Disability

Sport, Cities, the Olympics and Major Sporting Events

Sport, Lifestyles and Alternatives

Sport, Gambling and Corruption

Sport, Poverty and Homelessness

Sport, Social Movements and Protest

Sport, Cultural Relations and Damned Nations

Sport, Human Rights and Public Action

Sport for Social Change

Sport, Advocacy the Public Intellectuals

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Exam 1: Sport, Theory and the Problem of Values

Imperialism is connected to what set of oppressive political process of domination and control?

What does the philosophy of ontology make us think about?

Sexism is connected to which socio-political apparatus?

Which theoretical idea is not associated with Pierre Bourdieu?

How does 'culture' and 'identity' intersect?

Sport, History and Social Change

Sport, Economics and Wealth

Sport, Development and Peace

Sport, Politics and Culture

Lobal Sport in a Deglobalising World

Sport, Law and Governance

Sport and Community

Internationalism, Reconciliation and Sport in the Making of Nations

Sport, Media and Technology

Sport, Social Capital and Civil Society

Sport and Education

Sport and the Environment

Sport and Racism

Sport, Violence and Crime

Sport, Religion and Spirituality

Sport, Gender and Sexuality

Sport and Health

Sport and Disability

Sport, Cities, the Olympics and Major Sporting Events

Sport, Lifestyles and Alternatives

Sport, Gambling and Corruption

Sport, Poverty and Homelessness

Sport, Social Movements and Protest

Sport, Cultural Relations and Damned Nations

Sport, Human Rights and Public Action

Sport for Social Change

Sport, Advocacy the Public Intellectuals

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