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WorksheetsTennis Final
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 38mins
What number is missing?
In tennis, how many serves do you get (to get the ball in play)?
One
Two
A missed first serve is called a ...
Volley
Rally
Point to the receiving team
Fault
A ball landing on the line is considered ...
In
Out
The number of times a ball can bounce in the court before being hit ...
One
Two
Three
Four
The order of the score is..
love, 30, 40, 50
love, 30, 60, 80, game
love, 15, 30, 40, game
0, 5, 10, 15 game
What does "deuce" mean?
the score is 15-30
the score is 40-40
the score is 0-0
the game is over
How does serving work?
One Player Serves the Entire Game.
Players Switch off Serving after each serve.
Line 10 is the...
Single Sideline
Baseline
Middle Line
I don't know!
Line 5 is the...
Beyonce
Net
Doubles Sideline
Lebron James
How many TOTAL number of players are on the court when playing a doubles match?
3
2
8
4
A stroke performed with your non-dominant shoulder pointing to the net.
volley
backhand
overhead
forehand
A stroke made with you dominant shoulder pointing to the net is called a:
forehand
overhead
lob
backhand
If my serve hits the net but still lands in the correct service box what word would be called by the line judge.
Let
Fault
Wow
Good
If the game is 40-40, also known as deuce, what is necessary to win.
Next point wins
Best out of the next three points
Two consecutive points
When receiving a ball a player goes from a parallel position to a ___________ position to strike the ball:
Perpendicular
Flat
Parallel
Low
'The absolute value of 0'
'45'
If the receiver wins the next point after deuce, the score is called?
Deuce
Ad-In
Ad-Out
Tie
A _____ of tennis is when one player has won six games and the other player has not won more than four games. (excluding tie-breakers)
Match
Set
Game
Tournament
A _____ is complete when either player has won either two-of-three sets or three-of-five sets.
Set
Tournament
Game
Match
Twins
2 for 1
How does serving work?
One Player Serves the Entire Game.
Players Switch off Serving after each serve.
2 for 1
Twins
Players change sides of the net after ...
Every odd game
Every game
Every other game
Every set
Who is the Best Math & Phys Ed Teacher EVER? Ok, at least slightly above average? Ok, Ok, at least not the worst ever?
Mr. Zoellner
Grant
John Cena
Dora the Explorer
True or False: During a tiebreaker players will switch sides of the court when the score sum/total is 6, then 12, then 18.
True
False
Coaches are the only ones allowed to talk to players during a match. Coaches can pull players and talk to them on the side of the court only....
when you are on a change over (switching sides of the court)
in between every point
during a tiebreaker
whenever the coach wants to
Player A has 5 games and Player B has 2 games. Should they switch sides of the court now or wait until the next game?
Players don't ever switch sides of the court
Switch sides after the next game is played.
Switch sides now at 5-2
If you notice that your opponent is continuing to foot fault what should you do?
You will need to let your coach know, and they will tell the other team's coach so they can let their player know. If it continues to happen, a coach will call faults for every time they step over the line on a serve.
You should call their faults and take away points every time they step over.
You need to ignore it and play on.
True or False: When beginning a match, I begin serving on the deuce side of the court.
True
False
True or False: As the first person serving in a tiebreaker I will serve from the ad side of the court and then serve the next point on the deuce side before my opponent serves.
True
False
Your doubles partner hits the opponent across the net with a ball. What happens next?
You will need to redo the point.
You have lost the point and will need to apologize.
You have won the point and kindly apologize to your opponent.
Players can get point penalties for all the of the following except...
Talking to themselves in between points
Throwing or hitting their racket on court
Yelling at another player or coach on court during a match
Cursing
My opponent and I cannot agree on the score... check all the boxes for what you need to do in this scenario.
Begin play again at the score agreed upon by you and your opponent
If we cannot agree on the score we must go back to the last score we agree on.
You guess and go with the score you think it is since you are the server.
If you don't agree or they don't remember, meet at the net to ask opponent what they think the score is.
You ask a parent or coach for the score.
True or False: If the ball hits any part of the white line it is considered out.
True
False
Which of the following in order from smallest to largest in the game play of tennis.
match, set, point, game
point, game, match, set
game, set, match, point
point, set, match, game.
True or False: If a player steps over the base line before hitting the ball this is called a foot fault.
True
False
Ture or False: If a ball from another court rolls onto your court in the middle of a point you can call "let" and redo the point.
True
False
Coach tells you that you are playing an 8 game pro set with no ad. What does no ad mean?
No ad means that at 40 all the returner will pick which side they want to return on. Then players will play the last point and whoever wins that point wins that game.
No ad means that the players will play one point on the deuce side and one on the ad side when the score is 40 all. The player must win both points to win that game.
Neither of the above are correct
True or False: You should only change the score cards when you switch sides of the court.
True
False
A tiebreaker is player during all the following times except...
Game score of 7 all
Game score of 6 all
Game score is 5-6
If I have won two points against my opponent and they have only won one point, what would the game score be (be sure you say your score first)?
30 all
15 all
40-15
15-30
30-15
When switching sides of the court during a match I can do all of the following except...
Talk to my teammates and parents on the side of the court.
Get water, use my towel, put on a hat, etc.
Change the score cards.
Talk to a coach
When my match is finished this is what I will...
Pick up the balls from my court, and report my score to a coach and process through the match.
Go talk to my family and friends and then go and tell the coach my score.
Grab your items from the court and go home, even if other matches are happening.
Stay on court and wait for my next match.
Jason hits the ball on the run and ends up hitting the ball around the net post and into the opponents side of the court. What should Jason do?
The ball is live still and Jason will play out the point.
Jason can't hit the ball around the net post, so he loses the point.
They call a let and redo the point.
True or False: If a player in the match double hits the ball then the point is mine and I should tell my opponent.
True
False
You notice that your opponent is calling balls that you think are in out. This has happened a couple of times already, but what do you do next?
Tell your opponent about your concerns. Then if it continues to happen, tell your opponent you would like a line judge and call over a coach.
Call for a coach immediately.
Tell your opponent that they are cheating and begin to get in a verbal fight.
Ask your parent or teammate to be a line judge for the match.
Betty serves and hits the white net strap which then bounces over and hits in her opponents service box. What should Betty do next?
Betty needs to serve her second serve.
Betty lost the point, and now will serve on the other side.
This is a "let" so Betty will get to redo her first serve, and then hit her second serve if she misses the first serve that she is redoing.
Jessica and her opponent have tied at 7 all. Jessica just served the last game. They are now entering a tiebreaker.
Who serves the start of the tiebreaker?
Jessica gets to serve again.
Players will spin the racket to determine who serves next.
Jessica's opponent will serve since Jessica served the last game.
As a spectator (someone watching the match) I can...
Cheer in between points for my teammate.
Cheer when the opponent messes up.
Loudly talk to another person near a court with an ongoing match.
Have a conversation with my teammate who is on court playing.
Say inappropriate things about the other team, player(s), etc.
