Pickleball Unit

Team A serves the ball and Team B lets the ball bounce before returning it. Team A then hits the ball out of the air back to Team B's court. How should the game continue?

• Since the ball made it back into Team B's court, the game continues on until there is a stop or point received.

• Team A made a violation due to the double bounce rule, so team B gets a stop and regains the serve.

• Team B gets a point since Team A didn't let the ball bounce.

Only the team that is​ (a)   can score points.

The ​ (b)   team is trying to get stops in order to regain the serve.

• serving
• receiving
• leading
• better

How do you score points in pickleball? 

• When the receiving team fails to return the ball.  

• When you are able to get a successful serve over.

• By hitting the ball into your opponents court.

What is the name of the area near the net where players cannot stand during the serve or when the ball is in play? It is also known as the non-volley zone.

• Fault line

• Service box

• Kitchen

​ (a)   is a sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, played on a court with a net. 

• Pickleball
• Racquet ball
• Badminton
• Dill pickle 

What is the green part of the court called?

• Kitchen

• Bunch's box

• Hitting zone

• Green zone

If you are serving in spot "x" (shown in the picture). Which box do you need to serve to?

• Doesn't matter

• The box labeled "B"

• Green area

• The box labeled "A"

The ​ (a)   is when the ball is served, each team must let the ball bounce on their side once before players can hit the ball out of the air.

• double bounce rule
• rule
• pickle squared rule
• fault rule
• singles rule

In pickleball, what is the maximum number of hits allowed per side before the ball must go over the net? 

• 2

• 3

• 1

• 0

What would be a violation in the kitchen?

• Waiting for the ball to bounce before stepping into the kitchen.

• Putting too much sauce on.

• Stepping into the kitchen to hit the ball out of the air.

• Serving the ball to the opponent who is diagonally across from you.