Tennis
What do you hit the tennis ball with?
A tennis racket.
What do you hit the ball with in pickleball?
A paddle.
This sport uses a yellow ball and a racket.
Tennis
What do you hit over the net in badminton?
A shuttlecock (birdie).
What separates the two sides of the court?
A net.
What score comes after 30 in tennis?
40.
What is the name of the area near the net where you can't volley the ball?
The kitchen.
This sport has a kitchen and a paddle.
Pickleball.
What piece of equipment do you use to hit the shuttlecock?
A racket.
In which of these sports do you use a plastic ball with holes?
Pickleball.
What is it called when you serve and the other player can't touch the ball?
An ace.
What is the ball in pickleball made of and what does it have?
Plastic with holes.
This sport uses a lightweight shuttlecock that flies through the air.
Badminton.
Can you let the shuttlecock hit the ground on your side and still keep playing the rally?
No.
Which sport uses the scoring words love, 15, 30, and 40?
Tennis.
How many points do you need to win a regular tiebreak in most tennis matches?
7 points, with at least a 2-point lead.
What is the two bounce rule?
The serve must bounce once on the receiver's side, and the return must bounce once on the serving team's side before either team can volley.
Which two of these sports can be played with either singles or doubles?
All three sports.
How many points usually win a badminton game?
21 points, with at least a 2-point lead.
In which sport is the object you hit called a birdie?
Badminton.
What are the four Grand Slam tennis tournaments?
Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and US Open.
What is it called when the ball or shuttlecock is hit back and forth between players?
A rally.
Which of these sports has a serve that must land diagonally in the opposite service box?
Tennis.
What happens if the shuttlecock lands outside the court lines?
The other player or team wins the rally.
What is it called when the ball or shuttlecock is hit back and forth between players?
A rally.