IU Exam Prep - 5. Multi Choice and Situational (AXLN)

After the second game of a singles match, the coach of "A" goes away. Another advisor approaches the playing area and starts to give advice to "A". The new coach says that he is the nominated coach and the other was not supposed to be there. What should the umpire do?

• Allow the change as a second coach is a nominated coach.
• Do not allow any coach to give advice, as the rules were broken.
• Do not allow the change and the original coach may stay.
• Both coaches may give advice.

In a doubles match, in service the ball first touches the server's right half court and then the net. The umpire should.

• Immediately call net then let if the ball touches the receiver's half court.
• Wait until the ball touches the receivers half court before calling let.
• Raises his arm, but wait for the ball to touch the court before making a call.
• Call stop and advise the server to make a correct service.

At the end of a rally, the umpire should.

• Signal the result and call the score immediately when the ball is out of play.
• Signal the result immediately when the ball is out of play, but delay calling the score until the players are ready to start the next rally.
• Delay the signal and the calling of the score until the players are ready to start the next rally.
• Signal the result immediately when the ball is out of play, but may delay calling the score until he is satisfied that the players will be able to hear it.

In a wheelchair singles match, "A" uses his free hand to hold the undercarriage of the table in order to stabilise his position just before striking the ball. The umpire should.

• Allow play to continue as the playing surface was not touched by the player's free hand.
• Give a point for X as A touches the table with his free hand.
• Give a point for X and a yellow card to A.
• Call a let, as A should stabilise his position without touching the table undercarriage.

The assistant umpire.

• May formally warn a player for a service of a doubtful legality.
• May formally warn an advisor for giving advice illegally.
• They formally warn a player for bad behaviour.
• May formally warn a player for changing his racket without notification.

At the end of the first game of a singles match of a team match, "A" leaves the playing area and sits on the chair beside his team captain to receive advice. What decision?

• N - No Action
• A - Player A
• X - Player X
• L - Let

In a Para Class 4 singles match, "A" makes an otherwise correct service and then the ball leaves a side of the receivers half court after the first bounce. What decision?

• L - Let
• N - No Action
• X - Player X
• A - Player A

During a rally, "A" jumps over the surround and falls over a moving television camera cable on the floor and fails to make a return. What decision?

• X - Player X
• A - Player A
• N - No Action
• L - Let

In a doubles match as "A" serves to "X", "Y" is looking at the umpire scoreboard to cheque the result. By noticing the ball has been served by "A", "X" tries to strike but fails to hit the ball. Why argues that they were not ready? What decision?

• A - Player A
• X - Player X
• N - No Action
• L - Let

A serves and the ball bounces on his side of the table and touches a net. At this moment, "X" touches the playing surface with his free hand. What decision?

• A - Player A
• X - Player X
• N - No Action
• L - Let