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WorksheetsPing Pong
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 18mins
How is ping pong played?
With a racket
With a bat
With a racket and a ball
With a bat and a ball
How long is a game of ping pong?
First person to score 9 wins
First person to score 11 wins
First person to score 10 wins
First to win 5 games
How long is a match in ping pong?
4 games
6 games
3 games
5 games
What spin do you apply to the ball with you hit a forehand?
sidespin
topspin
backspin
no spin
What spins can you apply to a ping pong ball?
topspin
backspin
sidespin
You can't apply any spin
Who is the best ping pong player of all time?
Xu Xin
Ma Long
Jan-Ove Waldner
Liu Guoliang
What are the different grips on a racket?
Crush grip
Pinch grip
Support grip
Lob grip
How many serves does each player get at a time?
1 serve at a time
2 serves at a time
5 serves at a time
all the serves per game
How many of these have won a ITTF world championship?
Andrew Baggaley
Maxim Shmyrev
Roland Jacobi
Fang Bo
Who was the first ping pong player?
Jan-Ove Waldner
John Jaques
Novak Djokovic
Ivor Montagu
What country invented ping pong?
Hungary
China
England
United States
On a scale of 1-10, how hard is ping pong to you?
1-3
4-6
7-8
9-10
Who was the first ping pong player to win a ITTF championship?
Fan Zhendong
Xu Xin
Hiroji Satoh
Jan-Ove Waldner
What are the correct ping pong companies?
Penn Table Tennis
Stiga Table Tennis
Tamasu
DHS Double Happiness
What is the best ping pong company?
Stiga Table Tennis
Donic Table Tennis
Penn Table Tennis
Joola Table Tennis
DHS Double Happiness Table Tennis
True or False
Only the serving team may score a point.
True
False
True or False :
When you serve you must be behind the white line on the table.
True
False
True or False:
On a serve, you must strike the ball while in the air on your side of the table to hit it to your opponent.
True
False
Is this Doubles play or Singles play:
You can hit the ball to any point on the table on a serve.
Doubles
Singles
Is this Doubles play or Singles play:
The ball must be hit to your opponent's right side of the table on a serve.
Doubles
Singles
