1. When two or more private parties enter into an agreement, it is considered contract law. Discuss the basic elements of contract law, and explain how contract law is applicable to the sport management role.

2. Sport sociology involves aspects of race, gender, ethics, politics, religion, culture, economics, legal issues, and a variety of sport levels, such as youth, collegiate, and professional. Due to the comprehensive nature of sport sociology, a sports manager must be cognizant of all of these aspects to be successful. Select three of the following aspectsrace; gender; ethics; politics; religion; culture; economics; legal issues; and a variety of sport levels, such as youth, collegiate, and professionaland explain how they may affect the sports environment. Explain why each of the three is important for a sports manager to effectively address.

3. Torts are used in many situations to provide compensation for a wrongdoing. Define tort, and explain the two main types of tort law. Analyze how torts impact sport management and its governance. Provide examples of each.

4. Using your past experiences with sport, discuss the positive and negative social effects of sport.