1. : The concept of sportsmanship primarily emphasizes:
(A) Winning at all costs
(B) Respect, fairness, and integrity in sports
(C) Breaking rules strategically
(D) Gaining financial rewards
2. : Which of the following is considered an example of fair play?
(A) Cheating to secure victory
(B) Helping an injured opponent during a match
(C) Using performance-enhancing drugs
(D) Distracting referees intentionally
3. : The Olympic spirit strongly promotes:
(A) Fair competition and mutual respect among athletes
(B) National rivalry above ethics
(C) Prioritizing medals over morality
(D) Ignoring rules for entertainment
4. : Which ethical principle is most closely linked to fair play in sports?
(A) Justice and equality
(B) Wealth distribution
(C) Political loyalty
(D) Cultural relativism
5. : Which of the following actions violates sportsmanship?
(A) Shaking hands after a match
(B) Accepting referees’ decisions respectfully
(C) Showing humility in victory and grace in defeat
(D) Using foul play or intentional fouls
6. : The use of doping in sports is unethical because it:
(A) Makes games more exciting
(B) Provides equal opportunity to all
(C) Creates unfair advantage and risks athletes’ health
(D) Improves teamwork
7. : In team sports, fair play also means:
(A) Respecting opponents, teammates, and officials
(B) Prioritizing personal fame over the team
(C) Ignoring the rules to win
(D) Disrespecting the spirit of the game
8. : Which of the following best reflects good sportsmanship?
(A) Mocking an opponent after victory
(B) Complaining excessively about referees’ calls
(C) Accepting both victory and defeat with dignity
(D) Intentionally injuring rivals
9. : The ethical principle behind sportsmanship encourages athletes to:
(A) Seek glory above all
(B) Balance competition with respect and honesty
(C) Break records by any means
(D) Focus only on personal gain
10. : A major ethical lesson from sportsmanship and fair play is:
(A) Success is meaningful only when achieved with integrity and respect
(B) Winning is the only goal of sports
(C) Rules are flexible when fame is at stake
(D) Defeat justifies cheating