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Unit Test Review: Striking with an Implement

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The following questions will help prepare you for the unit test on this last unit.

How prepared are you for this unit?

a)

I am ready

b)

I think I am ready

c)

I need more time

2.

What does striking mean?

4 lines
3.

An implement is:

a)

an object that is being hit

b)

an object used for striking that requires 1 hand to hold

c)

a body part

d)

None of these

4.

Fill in the blank:

When I am hitting something with something else I am

a)

striking

b)

spinning

c)

sleeping

d)

swimming

5.

Which of these is a short hand striking implement?

a)

hockey stick

b)

golf club

c)

tennis racquet

d)

baseball bat

6.

Which of the following sports/activities are examples of short hand striking?

Hint: there are two answers

a)

tennis

b)

baseball

c)

badminton

d)

golf

7.

What is the best way to hold a short-hand implement for striking?

a)

Using two hands

b)

However you want

c)

Using a hand shake grip

d)

None of these

8.

Take a look at the photo.

What is it called when your palm is facing the direction the ball is traveling?

a)

Underhand striking

b)

Backhand striking

c)

Forehand striking

d)

None of these

9.

What type of striking is this image?

a)

forehand

b)

FOREHAND

c)

f o r e h a n d

d)

fore hand

10.

Another way to strike an object is called _________.

This is when the back of your hand is facing the direction the ball is traveling.

a)

forehand strike

b)

hand shake strike

c)

upside strike

d)

backhand strike

11.

What is the sweet spot?

a)

the best place to hold the racquet

b)

the very bottom of the racquet

c)

the triangle shape of the racquet

d)

the center of the face of the racquet

12.

What is the objective of badminton?

a)

to run as fast as you can

b)

to hit the shuttle over the net and have it land in the designated court areas

c)

to hit the tennis ball

13.

What are the two ways to play badminton?

a)

doubles only

b)

triples and singles

c)

singles and doubles

d)

there are 6 players on the court

14.

In both tennis and badminton, you must win by ____.

a)

25

b)

4

c)

1

d)

2

15.

What does each game of tennis and badminton start with?

a)

rock, paper scissors

b)

a coin toss

16.

The difference between serves in tennis and badminton is that badminton allows underarm and overarm serves and tennis does not.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

You can only hit the shuttle _____ time(s) before it goes over the net.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

18.

When you are playing doubles the court is _____.

a)

smaller

b)

larger

c)

the same size

19.

Doubles are usually _____ than singles.

a)

slower

b)

faster

20.

This image is an example of ______.

a)

Doubles

b)

Singles

c)

3 v 3

d)

2 v 2

21.

Which is a skill you need to be successful in tennis?

a)

running fast

b)

hand eye coordination

c)

throwing hard

d)

screaming loud

22.

Which is a skill you need to be successful in tennis?

a)

running fast

b)

agility and movement

c)

throwing hard

d)

screaming loud

23.

How can you earn a point in tennis?

a)

if the opponent hits the ball out of bounds

b)

if the opponent touches the net

c)

if the opponent lets the ball bounce twice

d)

all of these

24.

What happens if your opponents ball bounces twice?

a)

nothing, we keep playing

b)

my opponent gets a point

c)

I get a point

d)

We have a do over

25.

In order to win the match in tennis, you must

a)

win one game

b)

win 3 out of 5 sets

c)

win 1 out of 2 sets

d)

win 4 out of 7 sets