PRT 266 QUIZZES QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
The voluntary sport clubs of the 1800s began as clubs for mostly middle- and lower-
class men. - Answers :FALSE
Which athletic club built the first cinder track in the United States? - Answers :New York
Athletic Club
The Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) began offering boys competitive
sporting opportunities in the late 19th century. - Answers :True
Association (NJCAA), because the NCAA refused to allow community college programs
to compete in the NCAA track and field championships in 1937. - Answers :true
Which of the following Divisions in the NCAA is the largest? - Answers :Division 3
The Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women governed US women's
intercollegiate athletics from 1971 to 1981. - Answers :True
The criteria for division classification within the NCAA includes size of the institution's
financial base; number of sports offered; types of sports offered; focus of the program;
and existence of athletic grants-in-aid. - Answers :True
Initially,intercollegiate athletics began as class games, which eventually became
intercollegiate contests, and these games and contests were controlled by faculty. -
Answers :False
How many NCAA Division I collegiate athletics departments generated a profit in 2006?
- Answers :19
The NCCAA focuses on the promotion and enhancement of intercollegiate athletic
competition with aChristian perspective. - Answers :true
What was the first team sport to employ professional athletes? - Answers :baseball
What term did David Harris use to describe the notion that teams must, among other
things, share revenues? - Answers :league think
The Sherman Antitrust Act pertains to which of the following professional leagues? -
Answers :MLB
What legislation allowed leagues (rather than individual teams) to negotiate network TV
contracts? - Answers :Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961
The voluntary sport clubs of the 1800s began as clubs for mostly middle- and lower-
class men. - Answers :FALSE
Which athletic club built the first cinder track in the United States? - Answers :New York
Athletic Club
The Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) began offering boys competitive
sporting opportunities in the late 19th century. - Answers :True
Association (NJCAA), because the NCAA refused to allow community college programs
to compete in the NCAA track and field championships in 1937. - Answers :true
Which of the following Divisions in the NCAA is the largest? - Answers :Division 3
The Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women governed US women's
intercollegiate athletics from 1971 to 1981. - Answers :True
The criteria for division classification within the NCAA includes size of the institution's
financial base; number of sports offered; types of sports offered; focus of the program;
and existence of athletic grants-in-aid. - Answers :True
Initially,intercollegiate athletics began as class games, which eventually became
intercollegiate contests, and these games and contests were controlled by faculty. -
Answers :False
How many NCAA Division I collegiate athletics departments generated a profit in 2006?
- Answers :19
The NCCAA focuses on the promotion and enhancement of intercollegiate athletic
competition with aChristian perspective. - Answers :true
What was the first team sport to employ professional athletes? - Answers :baseball
What term did David Harris use to describe the notion that teams must, among other
things, share revenues? - Answers :league think
The Sherman Antitrust Act pertains to which of the following professional leagues? -
Answers :MLB
What legislation allowed leagues (rather than individual teams) to negotiate network TV
contracts? - Answers :Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961
