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Grade 9 Tennis
The following are parts of the tennis racket (more than one answer may apply):
  1. head
  2. shaft
  3. neck
  4. strings
  5. butt
  6. All of the Above
Grade 9 Tennis
You hit a ball down the sideline that you see clearly out on your opponents side. Your opponent is running to get the ball and can't tell whether the ball was in or out and plays the ball. What shouold happen?
  1. You continue to play the point since your opponent didn't say anything
  2. You move to the net to put away the ball since your opponent made a weak return because they could barely get to the ball
  3. You stop play and call a let to play the point over.
  4. You tell your opponent that your ball was out and you lose the point.
Grade 9 Tennis
If a player is standing anywhere outside the court and the ball hits the player before it bounces, what is the result.
  1. The player who hit the ball loses the point
  2. The player whom the ball hit, loses the point
  3. The point is re-played because no one is sure where the ball was going to bounce
Grade 9 Tennis
A groundstroke is a shot that:
  1. is hit from the baseline
  2. hits the ground then bounces over the net
  3. is hit with two hands
  4. hits your opponent so hard they fall to the ground
Grade 9 Tennis
Which is the greater distance, from the net to the service line or from the service line to the baseline?
  1. they are both the same
  2. from the service line to the baseline
  3. from the net to the service line
  4. it depends on the court surface
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