Tennis II - JSS2 Physical and health education Past Questions and Answers - page 2
How are matches typically decided when players have the same number of points?
Coin toss
Tiebreaker
Penalty shootout
Rock-paper-scissors
What do ball kids do during a tennis match?
Make final decisions
Call the score
Determine if the ball is in or out
Retrieve balls
What does "deuce" mean in tennis?
The game is tied
Advantage
Love
The game is over
What are the different roles of officials in a tennis match?
Officials in a tennis match include the umpire, chair umpire, line judges, and ball kids. The umpire oversees the match, the chair umpire calls the score and handles disputes, line judges determine if the ball is in or out, and ball kids retrieve balls during the match.
How is scoring done in a tennis match?
Scoring in tennis follows a system of points, games, and sets. Points are scored sequentially as 15, 30, 40, then game. Games make up a set, and sets determine the winner of the match.
What equipment is required to play tennis?
The essential equipment for playing tennis includes a racquet to hit the ball, tennis balls for gameplay, and a tennis court with a net dividing it. Optional equipment may include appropriate footwear and clothing.
What are the different types of surfaces used in tennis courts?
Tennis courts can be made of various surfaces such as grass, clay, or hardcourt. Each surface has its own characteristics, affecting the speed and bounce of the ball, and influencing gameplay strategies.
What is the purpose of a tiebreaker in tennis?
A tiebreaker in tennis is used to decide a set when the game score reaches a tie, typically at 6-6. It involves a sequence of points to determine the winner of the set.
How are matches typically decided when players have the same number of sets won?
When players have won the same number of sets, matches are typically decided by a tiebreaker, which is a series of points played to determine the winner of the match.