21.
When do players change ends in a tiebreaker?
A
Every four points
B
Every six points with no delay
C
every six points with a 60 break
D
every eight points
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When do players change ends in a tiebreaker?
Every four points
Every six points with no delay
every six points with a 60 break
every eight points
When can a player call a foot-fault on an opponent in a non-officiated match?
After a warning
After a foot-fault judge has been requested
Only on flagrant foot-faults as clearly perceptible from the receivers side
All of the above
What is the call if after the server has served a first serve, the racquet falls out of the servers hand and touches the net before the ball has bounced?
It is a service fault
The server loses the point
It is a let
The receiver loses the point
What is the call if a person intentionally distracts an opponent while playing a point?
The point is replayed
A hindrance is called and the point is replayed
A hindrance is called and the player that is hindered wins the point
The player that hinders his opponent is disqualified from the match
What is the call if a ball in play has hit the ground within the correct court and has spun or been blown back over the net and the player reaches over the net (without touching the net) and plays the ball into the correct court?
The person that hit the ball last wins the point automatically
The ball is ruled in play and the point should continue
The person who hit the ball loses the point, as it is illegal to reach over the net
What happens if the receiver volleys a serve that has hit the net and come over?
The receiver loses the point
The receiver wins the point
The point is played out
A let is played
What happens if the bal hits the top of the net outside the singles stick and then lands in the court?
The player who hits the ball looses the points
The player who hits the ball wins the point
The point is played out
A let is played
What happens if a players dampening device comes out and hits the net or opponents court?
The player loses the point
The point is replayed
The point is replayed if the device is discovered after the point is concluded
The point is lost unless the device is discovered after the point Is concluded
There is not a limit to legitimate toilet breaks
True Statement
Flase Statement
The server states that the score is 40-15; the receiver state the score is 30-30. The players agree on who won every point except the second. What should they do?
They must use the servers score as he is responsible for keeping score
They should replay the game from 0-0
They should replay the second point from the ad court. If the server wins that point, the score is 40-15. If the receiver wins the point, the score is 30-30
They should replay the game from the last point they could agree on
The server begins each new contest by serving from the right side of the center mark
True Statement
False Statement
Both a and b are correct
none of these
The same person serves an entire game, in both singles and doubles
True Statement
False Statement
Both a and b are correct
none of these
The ball passes under the net cord between the net and the net post without touching anything, is the shot deemed good?
Yes
No
Players agree that they have played six points, but disagree over the score because they do not agree on the second point. The receiver acknowledges that the server was calling out the score and that he didnt express disagreement until now. What should be done?
The servers score prevails
The players would have to follow the policy as stated in question #17
A tournament official must make the decision
Must an official tell a player how he is foot-faulting if he is asked?
Yes
No
Only on a second serve foot-fault
Must a request to remove a ball lying in the opponents court be honored?
Yes, but not while a ball is in play
The person who hit the ball should win the point
The person who hit the ball should lose the point
May a server suddenly increase the pace between his first and second serve?
Yes
No
May a server run at the baseline in his preparation to serve?
As long as he makes contact before he enters the playing area
No, he must be stationary before starting his service motion
May a player serve underhanded?
Yes
No
May a doubles team switch its serving order at the beginning of a new set?
Yes
No