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Money in Sports

Economics Of Sport

This set of questions explores how money works in the world of sports, covering topics like player salaries, ticket prices, and sponsorships.

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18 Questions Medium Ages 9+ Apr 16, 2026

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1 What is the name for the money that professional athletes earn for playing their sport?
  • A Prize money
  • B Endorsement fees
  • C Ticket revenue
  • D Player salaries
2 When a company pays a sports team or athlete to advertise their products, what is this called?
  • A Merchandise sales
  • B Broadcasting rights
  • C Sponsorship deal
  • D Concession income
3 What do sports teams often charge fans to watch games in stadiums or arenas?
  • A Player contracts
  • B Merchandise
  • C Ticket prices
  • D Concession stands
4 Which of these is a way sports teams make money from selling items like jerseys and hats with their logo on them?
  • A Player transfers
  • B Broadcasting deals
  • C Merchandise sales
  • D Sponsorship fees
5 When a TV channel pays a lot of money to show live sports events, what are they buying?
  • A Fan loyalty
  • B Broadcasting rights
  • C Stadium naming rights
  • D Player wages
6 Some stadiums are named after companies. What is this kind of deal called?
  • A Player draft
  • B League championship
  • C Stadium naming rights
  • D Governing body fee
7 What is the term for when a sports league sets a limit on how much money a team can spend on player salaries?
  • A Transfer window
  • B Salary cap
  • C Playoff system
  • D Draft lottery
8 Which of these is a major source of income for many popular sports leagues worldwide?
  • A Club member fees
  • B Government grants
  • C International broadcasting deals
  • D Player training fees
9 When a famous athlete is paid to appear in advertisements for products, what is this income known as?
  • A Transfer fees
  • B Match bonuses
  • C Endorsement deals
  • D League revenue
10 What do sports teams sometimes do with their star players if they want to get money for them to play for another team?
  • A Trade them
  • B Release them
  • C Send them to training camp
  • D Offer them retirement
11 The money earned from selling food and drinks at sporting events is called:
  • A Ticket sales
  • B Merchandise revenue
  • C Concession income
  • D Sponsorship money
12 What is a 'franchise fee' in professional sports leagues?
  • A Money paid to players for scoring goals
  • B Money paid by a new team owner to join the league
  • C Money earned from selling team souvenirs
  • D Money given to charity by the league
13 Which of these is a way for a sports league to increase its overall income?
  • A Reducing player wages
  • B Increasing ticket prices
  • C Reducing the number of games played
  • D Selling fewer broadcasting rights
14 What is the term for the money a team receives when one of its players is moved to another team for a payment?
  • A Player bonus
  • B Transfer fee
  • C Performance award
  • D Signing bonus
15 When fans buy a season ticket, what are they usually paying for?
  • A Just one game
  • B All home games for the season
  • C Only practice sessions
  • D Team merchandise for free
16 Which of the following is a cost for a sports team?
  • A Ticket sales
  • B Sponsorship income
  • C Player salaries
  • D Merchandise profits
17 What is a 'collective bargaining agreement' in sports?
  • A An agreement between fans and the team about ticket prices
  • B An agreement between the league and players about pay and working conditions
  • C An agreement between sponsors and the league
  • D An agreement for a single game's broadcasting rights
18 Which economic concept explains why the best athletes often earn more money than others in the same sport?
  • A Supply and demand
  • B Inflation
  • C Scarcity
  • D Opportunity cost
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