Principles and Practice of Sport
Management Final Exam
Sport management originated in thoroughbred racing in the form of - answers-jockey
clubs
The first sport to use sport management principles in the U.S. was - answers-harness
racing
The most well-known originator of the modern Olympic Games is - answers-Pierre de
Coubertin
The National League of Professional Baseball Players was founded by - answers-
William Hulbert
The architect of the professional golf tournament is recognized as - answers-Fred
Corcoran
Mark H. McCormack was responsible for selling the film rights to what tournament in
1968? - answers-Wimbledon
This university had the first sport management academic program - answers-Ohio
University
This organization approves sport management academic programs - answers-COSMA
This baseball industry professional was involved with the initial discussions of
developing sport management as an academic field - answers-Walter O'Malley
These terms are consistent with chapter 1's examination of sport organizations -
answers-honesty and inclusion
Sport management structures evolve to address specific issues within a segment of the
sport industry and in response to - answers-broad social change
The first modern Olympics were held in - answers-Athens, Greece
This was the first all-professional baseball team - answers-Cincinnati Red Stockings
, This is concerned with values guiding behavior - answers-morality
The first step of the seven-step model for ethical decision making in sport organizations
is - answers-recognize there is an ethical dilemma
These are probably the most visible statements of ethical philosophy and beliefs for a
company, business, or organization - answers-codes of conduct
These are the fundamental baseline values dictating appropriate behavior within a
society - answers-morals
Muhammad Ali's refusal to be drafted into required military service based on his
religious beliefs was an example of - answers-civil disobedience
Academic discussions of morality often start with a discussion of - answers-absolutism
versus relativism
This is used to describe a society using sports to improve their reputation following
wrongdoings - answers-sportswashing
Discipline must meet which of the following criteria to be effective - answers-meaningful
and enforceable
This professional sport league adopted a three-strike policy for performance-enhancing
drug (PED) violations - answers-MLB
Codes of conduct are or are not unique to the sport industry in the U.S.? - answers-are
not
Laws and morality are or are not essentially the same - answers-are not
Corruption within an organization should or should not be tolerated as long as the
organization is getting positive results and make money - answers-should not
Are all NCAA coaches involved in recruiting required to take and pass a test of their
knowledge of recruiting rules? - answers-yes
The Native Americans played a game that the French Jesuit priests called - answers-
lacrosse
The Progressive Movement promoted athletics as a tool to - answers-prepare for the
rigors of modern life and democracy and to assimilate immigrants into American culture
Historically, the most prominent private (or non-school) agency to promote youth
athletics was - answers-the YMCA
Management Final Exam
Sport management originated in thoroughbred racing in the form of - answers-jockey
clubs
The first sport to use sport management principles in the U.S. was - answers-harness
racing
The most well-known originator of the modern Olympic Games is - answers-Pierre de
Coubertin
The National League of Professional Baseball Players was founded by - answers-
William Hulbert
The architect of the professional golf tournament is recognized as - answers-Fred
Corcoran
Mark H. McCormack was responsible for selling the film rights to what tournament in
1968? - answers-Wimbledon
This university had the first sport management academic program - answers-Ohio
University
This organization approves sport management academic programs - answers-COSMA
This baseball industry professional was involved with the initial discussions of
developing sport management as an academic field - answers-Walter O'Malley
These terms are consistent with chapter 1's examination of sport organizations -
answers-honesty and inclusion
Sport management structures evolve to address specific issues within a segment of the
sport industry and in response to - answers-broad social change
The first modern Olympics were held in - answers-Athens, Greece
This was the first all-professional baseball team - answers-Cincinnati Red Stockings
, This is concerned with values guiding behavior - answers-morality
The first step of the seven-step model for ethical decision making in sport organizations
is - answers-recognize there is an ethical dilemma
These are probably the most visible statements of ethical philosophy and beliefs for a
company, business, or organization - answers-codes of conduct
These are the fundamental baseline values dictating appropriate behavior within a
society - answers-morals
Muhammad Ali's refusal to be drafted into required military service based on his
religious beliefs was an example of - answers-civil disobedience
Academic discussions of morality often start with a discussion of - answers-absolutism
versus relativism
This is used to describe a society using sports to improve their reputation following
wrongdoings - answers-sportswashing
Discipline must meet which of the following criteria to be effective - answers-meaningful
and enforceable
This professional sport league adopted a three-strike policy for performance-enhancing
drug (PED) violations - answers-MLB
Codes of conduct are or are not unique to the sport industry in the U.S.? - answers-are
not
Laws and morality are or are not essentially the same - answers-are not
Corruption within an organization should or should not be tolerated as long as the
organization is getting positive results and make money - answers-should not
Are all NCAA coaches involved in recruiting required to take and pass a test of their
knowledge of recruiting rules? - answers-yes
The Native Americans played a game that the French Jesuit priests called - answers-
lacrosse
The Progressive Movement promoted athletics as a tool to - answers-prepare for the
rigors of modern life and democracy and to assimilate immigrants into American culture
Historically, the most prominent private (or non-school) agency to promote youth
athletics was - answers-the YMCA
