Doubles Strategy in Table Tennis

What is the first rule of playing doubles in table tennis?

• Serve from the left-hand box

• Take turns hitting with your partner

• Serve to different opponents

• Swap positions after every point

Where must you serve from in a doubles game?

• Left-hand box

• Right-hand box

• Center of the table

• Anywhere on the table

Why is it important to serve short in doubles?

• To allow your partner to attack

• To confuse the opponent

• To make the ball bounce twice on the table

• To make the game faster

What should you focus on when serving in doubles?

• Serving with maximum speed

• Making the serve high

• Serving to the left-hand box

• Keeping the ball low over the net

When receiving a serve, what should you do if the ball comes long?

• Play a defensive stroke

• Let the ball go

• Make an aggressive attacking stroke

• Serve it back immediately

Where is a good place to return the ball if you're playing a neutral stroke?

• Directly at the server

• To the back of the table

• Cross-court

• Down the line

What should you consider during a rally in doubles?

• The weather conditions

• The opponent's strengths and weaknesses

• The color of the ball

• The audience's reaction

How should two right-handed players move during a doubles game?

• In straight lines

• In little circles

• Without moving

• Randomly

What is an advantage of a right-hand, left-hand combination in doubles?

• They can serve from any position

• They never need to cross over

• They confuse the opponents

• They have more power

What is the purpose of hand signals in doubles?

• To distract the opponent

• To signal the end of the game

• To communicate the type of serve

• To indicate a timeout