Q.1 Which of the following best defines Sports Law?
Laws regulating international trade of sports goods
A set of legal rules governing athletes, sports organizations, and related activities
Rules about coaching techniques
Regulations for organizing physical education classes
Explanation - Sports Law covers the legal principles related to athletes, teams, sporting organizations, contracts, disputes, and regulations.
Correct answer is: A set of legal rules governing athletes, sports organizations, and related activities
Q.2 Which international body primarily regulates doping in sports?
FIFA
IOC
WADA
UNESCO
Explanation - The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) sets global standards for anti-doping policies in sports.
Correct answer is: WADA
Q.3 Which of the following constitutes a common legal issue in professional sports?
Tax evasion by athletes
Contract disputes between players and clubs
Trademark of sports logos
All of the above
Explanation - Professional sports law deals with multiple legal issues including contracts, taxation, and intellectual property rights.
Correct answer is: All of the above
Q.4 What is the purpose of a player's contract in professional sports?
To regulate the athlete’s daily diet
To legally bind the athlete to the club and outline rights and duties
To track athlete’s social media posts
To provide a guide to training routines
Explanation - Player contracts legally define the obligations, salary, duration, and responsibilities between the athlete and the sports organization.
Correct answer is: To legally bind the athlete to the club and outline rights and duties
Q.5 Which law applies when an athlete suffers an injury due to unsafe playing conditions?
Criminal law
Tort law
Maritime law
Tax law
Explanation - Tort law addresses civil wrongs, including negligence, which can cover unsafe conditions causing injury to athletes.
Correct answer is: Tort law
Q.6 Which legal principle governs disputes between sports organizations and athletes internationally?
FIFA statutes
International sports arbitration
National criminal law
Local city council regulations
Explanation - International sports disputes are often resolved through arbitration bodies like the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Correct answer is: International sports arbitration
Q.7 Which of the following is an example of intellectual property in sports?
Player jersey designs
Team logos and mascots
Broadcasting rights
All of the above
Explanation - Intellectual property in sports includes designs, logos, trademarks, and media rights related to sporting events.
Correct answer is: All of the above
Q.8 What is 'match-fixing' in sports law?
Arranging matches for better crowd attendance
Manipulating the outcome of a sports event dishonestly
Scheduling games in advance
Creating official match rules
Explanation - Match-fixing involves illegal manipulation of game results, often linked with betting and corruption, which is punishable under sports law.
Correct answer is: Manipulating the outcome of a sports event dishonestly
Q.9 Which law is primarily concerned with athlete endorsements and sponsorships?
Contract law
Maritime law
Constitutional law
Environmental law
Explanation - Endorsements and sponsorships are governed by contract law, as these involve agreements between athletes and companies.
Correct answer is: Contract law
Q.10 Which legal framework addresses the rights of disabled athletes in sports?
Paralympic statutes
Disability rights law
Criminal law
Trademark law
Explanation - Disability rights laws ensure inclusion, accessibility, and equal opportunities for disabled athletes in sports.
Correct answer is: Disability rights law
Q.11 Which of the following is a major concern of labor law in sports?
Athlete salaries and working conditions
Player uniform design
Scheduling matches
Stadium architecture
Explanation - Labor law in sports governs employment relationships, including salaries, benefits, and working conditions of athletes.
Correct answer is: Athlete salaries and working conditions
Q.12 The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) is based in which country?
France
Switzerland
USA
UK
Explanation - CAS, an independent arbitration body resolving sports disputes, is headquartered in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Correct answer is: Switzerland
Q.13 What does the term 'athlete agent' refer to in sports law?
A coach
A person who represents athletes in contracts and negotiations
A sports journalist
A team manager
Explanation - Athlete agents negotiate contracts, endorsements, and other professional matters on behalf of athletes, regulated by law.
Correct answer is: A person who represents athletes in contracts and negotiations
Q.14 Which law regulates the broadcasting of sports events?
Intellectual property law
Criminal law
Family law
Environmental law
Explanation - Broadcasting rights are protected under intellectual property law, which governs the use and distribution of media content.
Correct answer is: Intellectual property law
Q.15 In sports law, 'negligence' can lead to:
Criminal charges only
Civil liability for injuries or damages
Automatic disqualification
No legal consequence
Explanation - Negligence occurs when a party fails to exercise reasonable care, causing harm, which can result in civil liability in sports.
Correct answer is: Civil liability for injuries or damages
Q.16 Which of the following is regulated under anti-doping rules?
Use of prohibited substances and methods
Player transfers
Ticket pricing
Stadium safety
Explanation - Anti-doping rules aim to prevent athletes from using banned substances or methods to enhance performance.
Correct answer is: Use of prohibited substances and methods
Q.17 Which body governs football regulations internationally?
NBA
FIFA
IOC
CAS
Explanation - FIFA is the international governing body for football, setting rules and regulations for competitions and player conduct.
Correct answer is: FIFA
Q.18 A 'collective bargaining agreement' in sports involves:
Players negotiating as a group with a league or club
Scheduling matches for television
Designing team uniforms
Organizing fan events
Explanation - Collective bargaining agreements are negotiated between players' unions and clubs or leagues, covering salaries, benefits, and working conditions.
Correct answer is: Players negotiating as a group with a league or club
Q.19 Which law protects the commercial use of team logos and names?
Contract law
Trademark law
Criminal law
Property law
Explanation - Trademark law protects logos, names, and symbols from unauthorized commercial use in sports and other industries.
Correct answer is: Trademark law
Q.20 Which is a legal consequence of engaging in match-fixing?
Monetary fines
Bans or suspensions
Criminal prosecution
All of the above
Explanation - Match-fixing is illegal and can result in fines, suspension from sports, and even criminal charges depending on jurisdiction.
Correct answer is: All of the above
Q.21 Which law governs minors participating in professional sports?
Child labor laws
Environmental law
Intellectual property law
Maritime law
Explanation - Child labor laws ensure the protection, rights, and welfare of minors engaged in professional sports activities.
Correct answer is: Child labor laws
Q.22 Which is an example of ethical issues in sports law?
Doping scandals
Bribery in match outcomes
Player exploitation
All of the above
Explanation - Ethical issues in sports include doping, bribery, and exploitation, all of which have legal and moral consequences.
Correct answer is: All of the above
Q.23 Which organization governs Olympic sports internationally?
FIFA
IOC
NBA
WADA
Explanation - The International Olympic Committee (IOC) oversees the Olympic Games and sets rules and standards for sports under its purview.
Correct answer is: IOC
Q.24 Sports arbitration primarily provides:
A quick and specialized method to resolve disputes
A method for public protests
A guide to coaching
Regulations for ticket pricing
Explanation - Sports arbitration offers an efficient and specialized resolution process for sports-related legal disputes outside of traditional courts.
Correct answer is: A quick and specialized method to resolve disputes
Q.25 Which aspect of law deals with intellectual property in sports video games?
Criminal law
Patent and copyright law
Labor law
Environmental law
Explanation - Patents and copyrights protect the creative content, design, and technology used in sports video games from unauthorized use.
Correct answer is: Patent and copyright law