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Pushing and slicing to keep it in play

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Pushing and slicing to keep it in play”, 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. Which is not a shot in table tennis?
  2. If you hit the ball with your non-dominant side what is it called?
  3. What score do you play up to in table tennis?
  4. What is a rally?
  5. How many times does the ball have to bounce on your side of the table before you can hit it?
  6. What is most important when pushing the ball in a rally?
  7. Which direction should the bat face when performing a slice shot?
  8. What can you give to an opponent or partner to help them improve?

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