1.2b - PE 1.2b 20th Century, Caribbean PE & Major Sporting Events

1. The CARIFTA Games are held every:

2. Organised sport came to the Caribbean mainly through:

3. The FIFA World Cup is the biggest international competition in:

4. The Paralympic Games are for elite athletes with:

5. Which sport became a strong symbol of Caribbean identity?

6. The Commonwealth Games are held every:

7. During the twentieth century, sport became more:

8. A coach in Kingston, Jamaica calls CARIFTA the 'nursery' of Caribbean athletics because it:

9. Kirani James and Hasely Crawford are remembered because they:

10. The Special Olympics, founded in 1968, are for athletes with:

11. The West Indies cricket team is unusual because it:

12. A student in Bridgetown, Barbados notes most major Games occur every four years. Which event is the EXCEPTION, occurring yearly?

13. A student in Belmopan, Belize notes that mass media changed twentieth-century sport by:

14. A teacher in St George's, Grenada explains that after independence, Caribbean nations:

15. A sports official in Georgetown, Guyana argues the Caribbean has 'moved from borrowing sport to owning it.' Which BEST supports this?

16. A student in Castries, St Lucia must explain why CARIFTA matters to a young athlete before the Olympics. The BEST reason is:

17. Which statement correctly distinguishes the Paralympics from the Special Olympics?

18. A panel in Roseau, Dominica discusses why colonial schools shaped Caribbean sport. The MAIN reason is that colonial schools:

19. A commentator in Basseterre, St Kitts and Nevis says twentieth-century sport became 'more inclusive.' Which evidence BEST supports this?

20. A school in St John's, Antigua and Barbuda plans a sports-history display. Which sequence is in correct order of founding?

21. A young athlete in Kingstown, St Vincent dreams of the Olympics. Which pathway is the MOST realistic?