Across
- 5. an artificial device that substitutes or supplements a defective part of the body
- 10. The network of centres that provide practical support toelite performers. They also identify, confirm and develop talented athletes.
- 11. factors leading to the commercialisation of sport
- 14. a type of education which seeks to influence people.
- 15. The 1980 Olmpic Games' host city
- 17. these increase alertness.
Down
- 1. The process by which sport has developed international influence and started to operate on an international scale.
- 2. An Olympic value
- 3. Participating in sport for pleasure, rather than financial gain.
- 4. Combination of physical endeavour and moral integrity. Mixing honour, truth and sportsmanship.
- 6. Being paid to do a job.
- 7. Responsible for promoting and supporting sport acrossthe UK. Provides information on sporting activities and initiatives being undertaken by the agency.
- 8. A feature of sports such as football where a larger volume of people watch, rather than participate.
- 9. "x", bribery and illegal sports betting are designed to make individuals and illicit organisations a great deal of money
- 12. a range of polices of racial segregation under a system of legislation
- 13. This act allowed education to become free
- 16. The 1972 Olympic Games' host city.
- 18. "x", individual sports, performers and spectators are all factors impacted by commercialisation