MAPEH ON PE(TABLE TENNIS) Flashcards

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1
Q

often known as ping-pong, began as a social hobby in
England in the late 1800s.

A

Table tennis,

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Army officers who used _________ ____ _____ for
balls are thought to have originated it

A

spherical wine corks

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3
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use old ___________ as paddles.

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cigar boxes

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It
remained popular as a rich people’s party game in England until it was formally
recognized as a competitive sport in

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1927

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5
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A plastic ball was introduced in the 1950s, and table tennis soared in
popularity worldwide, particularly in Asia, where countries such as _____ ____ _____ ______ have produced the majority of the world’s best players

A

China and
South Korea

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At the
_____ ________ ________ __ ______, ping-pong became an official Olympic sport.

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1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul,

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true or false
Ping-pong is played with TWO opponents on a table.

A

TRUE

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true or false

The player who serves the ball throws the ball into the air and THE OPPONENT hits it

A

FALSE

The player who serves the ball throws the ball into the air and hits it.

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true or false

The ball must bounce ONCE on the server’s side and ONCE on the
opposite end

A

TRUE

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9
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true or false

The player who receives the serve must not then return it one bounce on
their side and one bounce on the opposite side.

A

FALSE
The player who receives the serve must then return it one bounce on
their side and one bounce on the opposite side.

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TRUE OR FALSE

If a player misses the ball after it has bounced once on his or her side,
the other player scores.

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE
A point is ADDED if a player hits the ball out of bounds, off the table,
or into the net.

A

FALSE
A point is deducted if a player hits the ball out of bounds, off the table,
or into the net.

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12
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TRUE OR FALSE

The player who scores 11 points first wins the game.

A

TRUE

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13
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TRUE OR FALSE

The winner of a match is the one who wins the first ONE or TWO
games (according to the competition).

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FALSE

The winner of a match is the one who wins the first THREE or FOUR games (according to the competition).

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TRUE OR FALSE

A game consists of 11 points.

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE

There must be a gap of at least ONE points between opponents.

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FALSE
There must be a gap of at least TWO points between opponents.

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TRUE OR FALSE

If the score is 10-10, the game goes in to extra play until one of the
players has gained a lead of 2 points.

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE

The point goes to the player who UNsuccessfully ends a rally.

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FALSE
The point goes to the player who successfully ends a rally.

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TRUE OR FALSE

The score of the server is always announced first.

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE
A player scores a point when his opponent commits one of the following errors:
SUCCESSFULLY to return the ball.

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FALSE

Failure to return the ball

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TRUE OR FALSE
A player scores a point when his opponent commits one of the following errors:
Returns the ball outside the opposite side of the table.

A

TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE
A player scores a point when his opponent commits one of the following errors:
Let’s the ball bounce more than TWICE in his own court before returning it.

A

FALSE

Let’s the ball bounce more than once in his own court before returning it.

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TRUE OR FALSE
A player scores a point when his opponent commits one of the following errors:
Touches the ball several times successively.

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TRUE

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TRUE OR FALSE
A player scores a point when his opponent commits one of the following errors:
Strikes the ball in volley (with it bouncing on the table) above his side of the
table.

A

FALSE
Strikes the ball in volley (without it bouncing on the table) above his side of the
table.

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TRUE OR FALSE A player scores a point when his opponent commits one of the following errors: Moves the table during play
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE A player scores a point when his opponent commits one of the following errors: DOES NOT Touches the net or a post
FALSE Touches the net or a post
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TRUE OR FALSE A player scores a point when his opponent commits one of the following errors: Makes a GOOD service.
FALSE Makes a bad service.
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TRUE OR FALSE A player scores a point when his opponent commits one of the following errors: Free hand touches the table.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Rules of the game: If the ball touches the table surface, it is declared in
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Rules of the game: If it touches the INside of the table, it is declared out
FALSE If it touches the side of the table, it is declared out
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TRUE OR FALSE Rules of the game: A player is not allowed to strike the ball in volley, unless the opponent's ball leaves the table and I strike the ball in volley behind the table, in which case the point would be given to me
TRUE
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The initial order of _______ is decided by lot
SERVICE
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changes every 2 points, except during periods of extra play where it changes each time.
SERVICE
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TRUE OR FALSE Service must adhere to the following rules: The ball rests freely on the open palm of the hand.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Service must adhere to the following rules: The hand holding the ball must be BELOW the level of the table.
FALSE The hand holding the ball must be above the level of the table.
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TRUE OR FALSE Service must adhere to the following rules: The ball should be projected upwards (at least 16 cm)
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Service must adhere to the following rules: The ball should be struck when it is falling and FRONT OF the table
FALSE The ball should be struck when it is falling and behind the table
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TRUE OR FALSE Service must adhere to the following rules: The ball should first bounce in one's court, then in the opponent's court.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Service must adhere to the following rules: Service can be VERTICAL and also in a straight line in singles
FALSE Service can be diagonal and also in a straight line in singles
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TRUE OR FALSE Service can be replayed when: The ball touches the net or its supporting posts before touching the opponent's court ("let" service)
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Service can be replayed when: The ball touches the net then is struck in volley by the opponent with its touching his court.
FALSE The ball touches the net then is struck in volley by the opponent without its touching his court.
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TRUE OR FALSE Service can be replayed when: The receiver was not ready at the time of service.
TRUE
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Service must be diagonal, from the right half court (marked by a white line) to the opponent's right half court After that, play can cover the whole table, but each partner must take his turn.
DOUBLES
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TRUE OR FALSE Service changeover in Doubles: Al serves to B1 (2 services), B1 then serves to A2 (2 services), A2 then serves to B2, and B2 serves to Al and continuing in this way for every 2 services. Following service, each player takes turns to return the ball.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic stance and footwork in table tennis: Table tennis footwork is a very important skill for those who are serious about learning how to play ping pong.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic stance and footwork in table tennis: If you are a ADVANCE, you need to practice your footwork along with your basic strokes and serves, because without a good footwork you may not be able to get your strokes right.
FALSE If you are a beginner, you need to practice your footwork along with your basic strokes and serves, because without a good footwork you may not be able to get your strokes right.
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic stance and footwork in table tennis: It will also be very difficult for you to return your opponents' offensive drives and smashes during a game, if you don't have a proper footwork.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic stance and footwork in table tennis: You need to be able to position yourself Unproperly during any game for you to have good control of the movement and speed of your opponent.
FALSE You need to be able to position yourself properly during any game for you to have good control of the movement and speed of your opponent.
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic stance and footwork in table tennis: The first step in learning the table tennis footwork is to know the ready stance in table tennis.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic stance and footwork in table tennis: The COMPLICATED stance or ready position is how you position yourself before receiving or returning any opponent's serves or shots.
FALSE The basic stance or ready position is how you position yourself before receiving or returning any opponent's serves or shots.
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic stance and footwork in table tennis: If you are able to learn the ready stance in table tennis, you will be able to effectively control your footwork
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic stance and footwork in table tennis: It is where every player's movement starts in a game
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic stance and footwork in table tennis: The SIDE purpose of the ready stance is to put you in a ready position for easy movement to return the ball or serve.
FALSE The main purpose of the ready stance is to put you in a ready position for easy movement to return the ball or serve.
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TRUE OR FALSE Table Tennis Grips: However, the way you grip your racket is very important if you want to learn table tennis
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Table Tennis Grips: One of the most important basic skills in table tennis is the racket grip
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Table Tennis Grips: THERE IS 5 TABLE TENNIS GRIPS
FALSE 4
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WHAT ARE THE 4 TABLE TENNIS GRIPS
shake hand grip, Penhold grip, seemiller and v-grip
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WHAT IS ITTF
International Table Tennis Federation
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic table tennis serve: For beginners, it is better to learn the basic table tennis serves before learning any advanced serves
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic table tennis serve: The two basic serves in table tennis are the BOTTOMSPINS and FRONTSPIN serve
FALSE The two basic serves in table tennis are the topspin and backspin serve
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic table tennis serve: Before you learn the basic serves, it is advisable to know the difference between topspin and backspin.
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE Basic table tennis serve: You also need to know how to make a illegal serve in table tennis, before you can practice the topspin and backspin serve.
FALSE You also need to know how to make a legal serve in table tennis, before you can practice the topspin and backspin serve.
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TRUE OR FALSE According to the ITTF official rules of table tennis; ”Service shall start with the ball resting freely on the open palm of the server's Stationary free hand
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE According to the ITTF official rules of table tennis; The server shall then project the ball near vertically upwards, without imparting spin, so that it rises at least 25cm after leaving the palm of the free hand and then falls without touching anything before being struck
FALSE The server shall then project the ball near vertically upwards, without imparting spin, so that it rises at least 16cm after leaving the palm of the free hand and then falls without touching anything before being struck
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TRUE OR FALSE According to the ITTF official rules of table tennis; As the ball is falling, the server shall strike it so that it touches first his court and then, after passing over or around the net assembly, touches directly the receiver's court
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE According to the ITTF official rules of table tennis; " Before you make a serve, you have to stand in front of the baseline of the table, with one of your feet placed forward then grip your racket in one hand while the ball will be in the open palm of your free hand.
FALSE " Before you make a serve, you have to stand behind the baseline of the table, with one of your feet placed forward then grip your racket in one hand while the ball will be in the open palm of your free hand.
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TRUE OR FALSE The ball rests freely on the open palm of the hand.
true
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TRUE OR FALSE The player who scores 11 points first wins the game.
true
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TRUE OR FALSE table tennis was recognized as a competitive sport in 1988.
false able tennis was recognized as a competitive sport in 1927.
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TRUE OR FALSE The player who receives the serve must then return it one bounce on their side and one bounce on the opposite side
true
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TRUE OR FALSE if the ball touches the table surface, it is declared out
false If the ball touches the table surface, it is declared in.