tennis
How many players compete in a singles tennis match?
two
What object do players hit back and forth over the net?
a shuttlecock
What piece of equipment do players use to hit the ball?
a paddle
What are rackets used for?
hitting ball or shuttlecock
What divides a tennis court into two sides?
a net
What do players hit back and forth over the net?
a tennis ball
What piece of equipment is used to hit the shuttlecock?
a racket
How many players are on the court during a doubles game?
four
What material is commonly used to make modern racket frames?
Graphite or other composite materials
What shape is a standard badminton court?
a rectangle
What piece of equipment do players use to hit the ball?
a racket
How many players are on the court during a singles match?
two
What type of ball is used in pickleball?
light plastic ball with holes
What is the stringed part of a tennis racket called?
What is the area near the net in pickleball called where volleying is prohibited?
the kitchen
What is the term for a score of zero in tennis?
love
What is the name of the area where badminton is played?
a badminton court
What two sports are commonly credited with influencing pickleball?
badminton and tennis
Which of the three sports uses a solid paddle instead of a traditionally strung racket?
pickleball
Which of the three sports has the largest standard court tennis, badminton, or pickleball?
tennis
what is it called when it is tied 40-40 and a player must win 2 points in a row to win?
Deuce
What is the feathered object used in traditional badminton shuttlecocks made from?
Feathers, traditionally from geese or ducks
What divides the two sides of a pickleball court?
a net
Which sport uses the lightest racket of the three: tennis, badminton, or pickleball?
badminton
What is the standard length of a pickleball court?
44 feet