Tennis

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. Basically, a tennis racket is made up of three main components, the grip, shaft, and head. The strings or guts of the racket is made of either natural or synthetic materials. What animals' intestines are used to make natural guts? Dogs and cats Cows and sheep Flamingos and eagles Camels and llamas

2. There are two types of tennis balls, namely pressurized and non-pressurized. Pressurized tennis balls have hollow cores that are filled with what gas? Oxygen Carbon dioxide Hydrogen Nitrogen

3. Generally, there are three types of tennis courts. They are clay courts, natural grass courts, and hard courts (includes synthetic grass courts). How do you describe the bounce of a tennis ball on a hard court? High and inconsistent Low and inconsistent Low and consistent High and consistent

4. Which of the following is not the name of lines found on a tennis court? Baseline Deuce line Service line Center line

5. The four Grand Slam tournaments in the world of tennis refer to the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the U.S. Open. Which of these four tournaments has the longest history? Wimbledon The Australian Open The French Open The U.S. Open

6. Which of the following statements is not true about the scoring in tennis? The first three points in a game are 15, 30, and 40 The points for a tie-break game are counted the same way as in a normal game The score of the server is announced first, followed by the receiver The tie-break system is used when the score in a set is 6-6

7. The officials in a tennis match include a chair umpire, two net umpires, and also some line umpires. Which of the following is the duty of a chair umpire? Picks up tennis balls Signals whether the ball is "good" or "out" Holds the net when the ball is served Calls out the score

8. Player A leads player B in a set by 6-5. What would be the possible final scores for the set? 7-6 or 6-6 7-6 or 7-5 7-7 or 6-5 7-7 or 6-6

9. Under which of the following situations, will the word "let" not be called? When the server serves the ball, the ball touches the net and falls inside the opponent's service area The server serves the ball when his or her opponent is not ready The ball from the adjoining court rolls into the court during a rally When the server steps on the baseline when he or she serves the ball

10. During a rally, player A hits the ball before the ball bounces on the court. What is the tennis terminology used to describe this shot? Ace Volley Lob Serve