Table Tennis Knowledge Assessment

The video tutorial introduces table tennis, also known as ping pong, highlighting its origins in 19th century England. It covers the evolution of equipment, including rackets and balls, and explains the specifications of the table and the scoring system used in official matches. The video also discusses the health and cognitive benefits of playing table tennis, such as improved concentration and reflexes. Finally, it recaps the key points and differentiates between recreational ping pong and competitive table tennis.

Where did table tennis originate?

• China

• England

• USA

• Brazil

What was the original name of table tennis?

• Paddle Sport

• Net Tennis

• Table Ball

• Ping Pong

What percentage of the modern table tennis racket must be made of natural wood?

• 90%

• 85%

• 75%

• 50%

What is the maximum thickness of the rubber sandwich on a table tennis racket?

• 2mm

• 3mm

• 4mm

• 5mm

What is the current diameter of a table tennis ball?

• 44mm

• 42mm

• 40mm

• 38mm

What is the required height for the bounce of a table tennis ball on the official table?

• 20cm

• 23cm

• 30cm

• 25cm

How many points are needed to win a set in table tennis?

• 12

• 11

• 10

• 9

In national tournaments, how many sets must a player win to win a match?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of playing table tennis?

• Burns calories

• Improves concentration

• Increases reflexes

• Overloads joints

What is the main difference between ping pong and table tennis?

• Table tennis is played with a larger ball

• Ping pong has different rules

• Table tennis is more recreational

• Ping pong is more competitive