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Beating your opposition in singles and doubles

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Beating your opposition in singles and doubles”, from the unit “Net and wall games: teaching others tactics and strategies in table tennis” (Year 11 Physical education) by Oak National Academy.

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8 questions

  1. What is it called when you play with a partner in table tennis?
  2. When playing doubles, when can each of you hit the ball?
  3. How can you avoid being in your partner’s way?
  4. Where could you aim the ball to gain an advantage over your opposition?
  5. What score do you play up to in doubles in table tennis?
  6. How can you try to make an opponent move more?
  7. When playing a competitive game, what should you aim to exploit?
  8. If the score is 10-10, how many clear points do you need to gain in order to win?

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