Course 2 Chapter 8 Quiz

Exaggerating your adjustment is a good way to make it happen.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Thinking of as many possible adjustments you can is the best way to make a change during your match.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Where do you place your focus on when making an adjustment in your match?

• Your racquet and the tennis ball.

• Your opponent.

• Yourself and what you can control.

• The score.

What's a good way to get in a good mindset so you can problem solve anything that goes wrong during your match?

• Get angry about the situation.

• Blame the situation on something you cannot control.

• Check your dials (Focus, looseness, and intensity).

• Criticize yourself

You made an adjustment but it didn't work. What most likely happened?

• You chose the wrong adjustment.

• You didn't commit to the change.

• Your opponent countered your adjustment.

• The weather must have changed.

What's key when making adjustments in your match?

• You don't make changes in the match.

• Keep changing them for a set to see what you like to do the best.

• Change it as soon as you lose a point.

• Stick with them and don't panic.

Sacrificing present points for long-term mastery is a good strategy when making an adjustment.

• TRUE

• FALSE