Tennis

The end boundaries of the court.

• service line

• baseline

• let

• alley

The act of striking the ball with a racket.

• lob

• stroke

• set

• ace

The player that delivers the ball is known as the

• server.

• receiver.

• boss.

• winner

In scoring, how many points do you have if you have "love?"

• 0

• 1

• 15

• 30

There are many courtesies, or unspoken rules of etiquette in tennis. For example, if there is any doubt in calling a ball out of bounds,

• keep playing.

• replay the point.

• tell the referee.

• argue about it

A series of balls hit after a bounce in the game of tennis is known as a

• let

• rally

• lob

• smash

An interference or hinderance during a game is known as a

• lob

• rally

• let

• ace

The service is a fault if the ball served touches a permanent fixture before it hits the ground. 

• true
• false

A service which eludes the receiver is known as a/an

• deuce

• ace

• match

• let

If I was I new Tennis player I would describe holding the racket as ____________________.

• A baseball bat

• Hold tight with two hands

• Shaking hands

• High Five