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1. You are receiving your first serve, and the serve hits the net and lands in the serving box. You call:
2. You and the other players are having a great point when one of their balls zooms down the side of the court. It flew so fast, neither you nor your partner saw the ball. You call:
3. You and your partner are both at the net when a high ball flies over your head. You should call:
4. You are playing in a clinic in Maryland in 2006 when a former WTA professional player, a Houston native who works with children, is introduced. The announcer calls out:
5. Your opponent, a former volleyball player, takes several running steps before serving the ball. You call:
6. You and your opponents are playing a tie-breaker to 7, and the score is 7 points to 6. Your opponents come to the net to shake your hand. Your call:
7. You dive desperately for a short ball, and you barely hit it. Your opponents, however, call it a double-bounce. You lose the point.
8. You are playing outside in very windy weather, and your hat flies off during a point. You are allowed to call a let.
9. I hit a forehand that is questionable as to whether it was good or out. My opponents don't call it out, but several spectators sitting near the court say it was definitely out. The correct call is out.
10. You are smashing a shoulder-high ball across the net at the opposing player's feet. She, in turn, recoils in fear and yells out a shriek, but manages to get her racquet on the ball. Since she rattles you before you can hit the ball, you call:
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