Facilities Management Test 1 Questions with Complete Solutions What types of facility qualifies as a sport facility? - Correct Answers ✅Arenas, stadiums, YMCAs, school gyms, fitness facilities and bowling alleys What type of are that sports are played that does not qualify as a sport facility? - Correct Answers ✅Typically excluded are natural areas such as lakefront property where people might engage in water related sports and open recreation areas such as a golf course Is permanency the most important factor in defining a sport facility? - Correct Answers ✅No, because any facility can be torn down and replaced by a business park If permanency is not, what factors might be? - Correct Answers ✅Being enclosed, being able to control conduct in the facility, or having rooms for participants and spectators According to the authors what is the definition of a sport facility? - Correct Answers ✅A facility in which sport activities are played or viewed What are the two most common types of sport facilities? - Correct Answers ✅Stadiums and Arenas What is the definition of a public assembly facility? - Correct Answers ✅Include sport facilities as well as other 1 / 3
Facilities Management Test 1 Questions with Complete Solutions entertainment or non-entertainment facilities where large groups of people can gather For what reasons did the Ancient Greeks and Romans build sport facilities? - Correct Answers ✅Used sport facilities to entertain the masses so they would not revolt and to train athletes, entertain fans, and achieve political agendas Are there any modern stadiums that serve the same purpose as the ancient ones? - Correct Answers ✅Present day Olympic stadiums. They change from setup for one event to set up for a completely different event in a couple of hours What is the timeline of sports facilities? Table 1.1 - Correct
Answers ✅Beginning of recorded history: no enclosed sport
facilities
- Neolithic time: houses and villages
- Classical Antiquity: stadiums
- Ancient Greece: Olympic Stadium
- Ancient Rome: Circus Maximus
- Ancient Period: no real sport facilities in Europe
- Late Middle Ages: religious and military facilities
- Early modern era: union grounds
- Mid Modern Era: Panathinaikos
- Late Modern Era: Yale stadium, Fenway, Yankee stadium 2 / 3
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- Contemporary Era: multiuse facility
- Late Contemporary Era: single use and intimate stadiums
- Current Era: Gillette Stadium, AT&T Stadium, Barclays
Stadium Where/when were the first known Olympic Games held? - Correct Answers ✅Held in 776 BC, held at the base of Mt.Olympus every 4 years for almost 1000 What were the two most famous sport facilities built in Ancient Rome? - Correct Answers ✅The Roman Coliseum and Circus Maximus Why were there not many sport facilities built during the Middle Ages? - Correct Answers ✅Because of the lack of support from the clergy and government. The Church outlawed the use of theaters. It was the devils playground Who was the Christian Emperor who stopped the Olympic Games? - Correct Answers ✅Theodosius because he thought they were pagan rites What are some of the aspects of Ancient Sport Facility Management that has remained consistent with Modern Times? - Correct Answers ✅1. Controlling and moving large numbers of people
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