VOICED : Real tennis sport of kings survives the centuries

The video explores the unique sport of real tennis, its complex rules, and historical significance. Once popular among French royalty, the sport declined after Louis XIV favored other activities. Despite this, efforts are underway to revive real tennis in France, with champions like Matthew teaching new players. The video highlights the sport's distinct gameplay, including its court features and strategies, and emphasizes the cultural importance of bringing it back to its roots.

What is a unique feature of the real tennis court?

• It has a slanted ledge used by the server.

• It is made entirely of grass.

• It is circular in shape.

• It has a net that is twice as high as in modern tennis.

What was one reason for the decline in popularity of real tennis?

• The lack of interest from the British monarchy.

• The rise of modern tennis.

• The invention of a new sport called Billiards.

• The introduction of basketball.

Which French king preferred dance over real tennis?

• Charles the 5th

• Henry the 8th

• Louis the 16th

• Louis the 14th

Who is helping to train young players in real tennis in France?

• Matthew, a French champion

• Louis, a historical figure

• Henry, a British coach

• Charles, an Australian player

Which countries currently dominate the field of real tennis?

• Spain, Portugal, and Brazil

• China, Japan, and South Korea

• France, Germany, and Italy

• US, UK, and Australia