WorksheetsTENNIS TEST
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 2hrs 10mins
What is the name of the oldest tennis tournament?
Wimbledon
US Open
Australian Open
French Open
In tennis, a serve must land in the ____________________________ to be considered good.
service court
baseline
net area
doubles alley
Tennis was originally known as ____________________________ because it was played on grass.
lawn tennis
court tennis
table tennis
hard tennis
Players must win a set by at least __________ games.
2
3
4
1
The dimensions of a singles court is 78 feet long X _________ feet wide.
27
20
30
The dimensions of a doubles court is 78 feet long X _________ feet wide.
36
30
40
Where is the US Open tournament played?
New York
London
Australia
What type of court is the French Open played on?
clay
grass
hard
carpet
The server gets ________ attempts to make a serve.
2
1
3
A ball landing on the line is in.
(a)
Players alternate serving after each fault.
True
False
Players must serve diagonally into the opponent's service court.
True
False
Players must hit the ball before it bounces twice on their side of the court.
True
False
Games begin with a serve from behind the baseline on the LEFT side of the court.
True
False
Match the tennis terms for each score. ________
Love
0
15
1st Point
Deuce
40-40
30
2nd Point
40
3rd Point
What does ADV. mean in tennis?
Advantage
Deuce
Fault
Which stroke is usually performed close to the net and hit before the ball bounces?
Slice
Volley
Lob
What happens if the server fails both serve attempts?
They get another try
The opponent wins a point (double fault)
The server wins a point
Which Grand Slam tournament is played on lawn courts?
Wimbledon
US Open
French Open
Which line marks the back boundary of the tennis court?
Baseline
Service line
Center mark
Hit from non-dominant side
Forehand stroke
Backhand stroke
Serve
High defensive shot over opponent's head and lands deep in the court
Lob
Serve
Smash
A tennis stroke that is hit on the dominant side
Forehand Stroke
Volley
Backhand stroke
Powerful downward shot
Overhead Smash
Lob
Forehand Drive
Underspin shot for lower bounce
Slice
Lob
Volley
Which of the following best explains the difference between a “let ball” and a “net ball”?
A let ball occurs on a serve that touches the net and lands in, while a net ball is any ball that touches the net during play.
A let ball is when the ball goes out of bounds, while a net ball is when the ball hits the net and stays in.
A let ball is a fault, while a net ball is always a point.
