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Table Tennis - Double plays
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What happens when the score of a double Table Tennis game is 20 to 20?
Teams will decide to call it a draw or continue to play till 21 points
The game continues until there is a gap of 2 points between the two teams
The game is draw
The game ends when one of the team reaches 21 points
2
How many points do you need to win a double game in Table Tennis?
21 points
7 points
15 points
11 ponts
3
Which of the following is an offensive stroke in Table Tennis?
Smash
Drop shot
Push
Serve
4
Which type of sports is Table Tennis?
A racket sport
A field sport
A manipulative sport
A contact sport
5
What is the main goal of a smash stroke in Table Tennis?
To create offensive opportunity for your opponent's next stroke
To return the ball so quickly that the opponent cannot return it back
To create offensive opportunity for your next stroke
To keep the ball in play
6
What is the total number of players needed for a double Table Tennis game?
4
6
8
2
7
When was the 21-point scoring system for single plays changed to the 11-point scoring system in Table Tennis?
1991
2001
2011
2021
8
To avoid an unfair advantage, how high should a player throw the ball from the flat of their hand during a serve?
15.2 centimetres or 6 inches
10.16 centimetres or 4 inches
17.8 centimetres or 7 inches
20.3 centimetres or 8 inches
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How many consecutive serves do each player have in Table Tennis double or single plays?
Unlimited
4
2
3
10
Which term refers to the situation when both players reach the score 10:10 in singles or 20:20 in double plays?
Deuce
Love
Juice
Draw
11
Which of the following organisations is the highest governing body of Table Tennis?
ITTF
ITTO
FIFA
TTIA
12
Which player won both the World’s Table Tennis Championships as well as Wimbledon Tennis champion in 1929?
Bill Tilden
Wang Yidi
Jean Rene Lacoste
Fred Perry
13
How long is the world’s record for the longest non-stop rally in Table Tennis?
6 hours, 15 minutes, 16 seconds
8 hours, 40 minutes, 5 seconds
11 hours, 50 minutes, 36 seconds
8 hours, 20 minutes, 7 seconds
14
What happens to the ball when you put a backspin effect to the ball and the opponent hits it forward and flat?
It returns as a normal stroke
It goes into the net
It flies high to the back of the table
It returns with a backspin effect
15
In which city and country will the 2024 World Table Tennis Championship be held?
Tokio, Japan
Boston, USA
Busan, South Korea
Beijing, China
16
Which professional player is nicknamed the Mozart of Table Tennis?
Ma Long, China
Tim Boggan, USA
Jan-Ove Waldner, Sweden
Timo Boll, Germany
17
At the Rio 2016 Olympics Summer Games, which country won all of the gold medals in Table Tennis?
China
Tailand
Germany
Japan
18
What happens when the ball touches the net during a serve but still goes over to the side of your opponent?
A point for you
The ball is served again
A point for the opponent
Continue a rally
19
Based on international rules, which colours should be used for the rubbers in a Table Tennis racket?
Black and White
Black and Yellow
Black and Blue
Black and Red
20
Which term refers to the period in Table Tennis during which the ball is being played?
A rally
A libero
A let
A serve
