The Crossover / Double Doubles

Front

What advantage do the Williams sisters have over other players?

Back

They each know everything about the way the other plays.

Front

What theme is captured in the line 'My sister’s lobs and volleys so astonish me'?

Back

It highlights the admiration and skill of the sisters in tennis.

Front

How does the speaker feel in 'At the End of Warm-Ups, My Brother Tries to Dunk'?

Back

The speaker seems arrogant.

Front

What does the use of capital letters in 'JB and I' suggest about the brothers?

Back

The brothers love each other but are very competitive.

Front

What can be inferred about the Williams sisters based on lines 4-14?

Back

The Williams sisters have mutual love and respect for each other.

Front

Define 'Double Doubles' in the context of tennis.

Back

A term referring to the Williams sisters' success in both singles and doubles tennis.

Front

What is the significance of teamwork in the poem 'Double Doubles'?

Back

It emphasizes the strong bond and understanding between the sisters.

Front

How does competition affect the relationship between the Williams sisters?

Back

It enhances their respect and admiration for each other.

Front

What literary device is used in the phrase 'Match point is only one quick ace away'?

Back

It uses metaphor to convey the closeness of victory.

Front

Explain the importance of practice in the context of the Williams sisters' success.

Back

Practice is crucial for developing skills and teamwork.