Net and Wall Games: Master the Court and the Wall

Question 1

In badminton, which serving technique involves holding the shuttle at the base and hitting it underhand?

Accepted Answer

Short serve

Answer

High serve

Answer

Low serve

Answer

Flick serve

Question 2

In tennis, what is the term for a shot hit from behind the baseline that clears the net and lands deep within the opponent's court?

Accepted Answer

Lob

Answer

Drive

Answer

Drop shot

Answer

Volley

Question 3

Which of the following is considered a crucial fundamental skill in both tennis and badminton?

Accepted Answer

Hand-eye coordination

Answer

Agility

Answer

Power

Answer

Flexibility

Question 4

In volleyball, which defensive technique involves using two hands to push the ball upwards to a teammate?

Accepted Answer

Setting

Answer

Blocking

Answer

Digging

Answer

Spiking

Question 5

Which tennis grip is recommended for beginners due to its comfort and ease of use?

Accepted Answer

Continental

Answer

Western

Answer

Eastern

Answer

Semi-Western

Question 6

In net and wall games, the player who has the serve has the:

Accepted Answer

Temporary advantage over the opponent

Answer

Guaranteed advantage in the rally

Answer

No advantage over the opponent

Answer

Disadvantage in the rally

Question 7

In volleyball, which pass involves using the forearms to redirect a hard-hit ball?

Accepted Answer

Dig

Answer

Bump

Answer

Set

Answer

Spike

Question 8

The correct basic stance in tennis involves keeping the knees:

Accepted Answer

Slightly bent

Answer

Completely straight

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Bent at a 90-degree angle

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Elevated off the ground

Question 9

In tennis, which of the following is NOT a valid score?

Accepted Answer

45-all

Answer

15-0

Answer

30-15

Answer

Deuce

Question 10

In squash, which type of stroke involves hitting the ball with the racket head held low and close to the wall?

Accepted Answer

Boast

Answer

Drive

Answer

Volley

Answer

Drop

Question 11

In volleyball, what is the name of the player who is responsible for setting up attacks for their team?

Accepted Answer

Setter

Answer

Libero

Answer

Hitter

Answer

Middle blocker

Question 12

In tennis, what is the correct grip for a forehand stroke?

Accepted Answer

Eastern grip

Answer

Continental grip

Answer

Semi-western grip

Answer

Western grip

Question 13

In volleyball, what is the term for a player who specializes in defensive plays and cannot attack the ball above the net?

Accepted Answer

Libero

Answer

Setter

Answer

Hitter

Answer

Middle blocker

Question 14

Which of the following is a key skill in net and wall games that involves moving quickly to cover the court?

Accepted Answer

Agility

Answer

Power

Answer

Endurance

Answer

Speed

Question 15

Volleyball players responsible for initiating play by serving the ball are known as:

Accepted Answer

Servers

Answer

Setters

Answer

Spikers

Answer

Liberos

Question 16

Which essential piece of equipment is used in the majority of net and wall games?

Accepted Answer

Balls

Answer

Paddles

Answer

Nets

Answer

Racquets

Question 17

Which of the following skills is NOT essential in tennis?

Accepted Answer

Blocking

Answer

Forehand stroke

Answer

Backhand stroke

Answer

Volley

Question 18

In badminton, what is the term for a serve played from below the waist?

Accepted Answer

Underhand serve

Answer

Overhead serve

Answer

Backhand serve

Answer

Lob serve

Question 19

Which of the following is a vital strategy in squash?

Accepted Answer

Controlling the T-area

Answer

Employing lob shots

Answer

Hitting the ball powerfully

Answer

Staying near the net

Question 20

What is the scoring system in tennis?

Accepted Answer

15, 30, 40, Game

Answer

10, 20, 30, Game

Answer

1, 2, 3, 4, Game

Answer

0, 1, 2, 3, Game

Question 21

Which of the following factors does NOT influence the trajectory of a volleyball?

Accepted Answer

Racket size

Answer

Spin

Answer

Force of the hit

Answer

Wind conditions

Question 22

What is the primary purpose of a serve in volleyball?

Accepted Answer

To put the ball in play

Answer

To score a point directly

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To force the opponent to hit the ball out of bounds

Question 23

Describe the scoring system used in tennis.

Accepted Answer

Points, games, sets

Answer

Best of three sets

Answer

15-30-40

Question 24

What is the main purpose of a block in volleyball?

Accepted Answer

Defending against an attack

Answer

Setting up an attack

Question 25

Which of the following is NOT a key skill in tennis?

Accepted Answer

Blocking

Answer

Serving

Answer

Volleying

Answer

Smashing

Question 26

In tennis, what is the term for a shot that is hit with a backspin?

Accepted Answer

Slice

Answer

Lob

Answer

Topspin

Answer

Volley

Question 27

Which of the following is a common rule violation in volleyball?

Accepted Answer

Double hit

Answer

Foot fault

Answer

Traveling

Answer

Blocking above the net

Question 28

In badminton, what is the name of the shot that is hit gently and close to the net?

Accepted Answer

Drop shot

Answer

Net kill

Answer

Clear

Answer

Smash

Question 29

What is the name of the stroke used to return a serve in badminton that sends the shuttlecock high into the air?

Accepted Answer

Clear

Answer

Smash

Answer

Drop

Answer

Drive

Question 30

In volleyball, which fundamental skill involves hitting the ball over the net with force?

Accepted Answer

Spiking

Answer

Serving

Answer

Blocking

Answer

Setting

Question 31

In tennis, what is the purpose of the 'backswing' in a forehand stroke?

Accepted Answer

To generate power and momentum

Answer

To control the direction of the ball

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To provide balance and stability

Answer

To adjust for wind conditions

Question 32

In volleyball, which common fault occurs when a player hits the ball twice consecutively?

Accepted Answer

Double hit

Answer

Carrying

Answer

Net violation

Answer

Foot fault

Question 33

What part of a badminton racket is known as the 'sweet spot'?

Accepted Answer

The center of the string bed

Answer

The outermost edge of the frame

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The thinnest part of the shaft

Answer

The grip

Question 34

What is the strategic purpose of a 'lob' shot in tennis?

Accepted Answer

To force the opponent to the back of the court

Answer

To win the point outright

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To set up a volley

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To conserve energy

Question 35

In badminton, what is the name of the powerful overhead shot?

Accepted Answer

Smash

Answer

Drive

Answer

Clear

Answer

Drop

Question 36

Which of the following is the scoring system used in tennis?

Accepted Answer

15-30-40-Game

Answer

Best of three sets

Answer

Sudden death

Answer

Tiebreaker

Question 37

In squash, what is the tactic where a player hits the ball high and deep into the back of the court?

Accepted Answer

Lob

Answer

Boast

Answer

Drop shot

Answer

Kill shot

Question 38

In badminton, what is the designated area where players must initiate their serves from?

Accepted Answer

Service court

Answer

Back court

Answer

Forecourt

Answer

Alley

Question 39

Which scoring system is employed in squash?

Accepted Answer

Rally scoring

Answer

15-30-40

Answer

Best of five

Question 40

In volleyball, what is the defensive technique involving the use of arms to block an opponent's spike?

Accepted Answer

Block

Answer

Dig

Answer

Set

Answer

Spike

Question 41

Which factors influence the speed of a smash in tennis?

Accepted Answer

A combination of the above

Answer

Angle of the racket

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Strength of the swing

Answer

Height of the ball

Question 42

Which of the following is a key tactic in tennis, involving approaching the net after serving to volley the opponent's return?

Accepted Answer

Serve and volley

Answer

Baseline grinding

Answer

Chip and charge

Answer

Lob and drop

Question 43

In badminton, what is the designated area within which a player is permitted to move and hit the shuttlecock?

Accepted Answer

Court

Answer

Field

Answer

Zone

Answer

Arena