Will To Win Chiswick
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What is the height of a tennis net at the centre
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3'
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.9m
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3'6"
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1m
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The 'Will to Win Chiswick' quiz assesses knowledge on tennis-related topics, including court specifications, scoring, player origins, and techniques. It is designed for tennis enthusiasts and players aiming to improve their understanding of the game.
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How many courts at WTW chiswick________
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The given answer states that there are 7 courts at WTW Chiswick. This implies that the number of courts at WTW Chiswick is exactly 7, indicating that there are 7 separate areas designated for playing sports such as tennis or basketball.Rate this question:
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Which country is Kami from
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Bulgaria
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Rumania
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Poland
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Italy
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A. BulgariaExplanation
Kami is from Bulgaria because it is the only country mentioned in the options.Rate this question:
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If you hit the player with a ball that is going out , it is your point
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
If you hit the player with a ball that is going out, it means that the player did not successfully return the ball within the boundaries of the playing area. In most sports or games, when the ball goes out, it is considered a point for the opposing team or player. Therefore, if you hit the player with a ball that is going out, it is indeed your point.Rate this question:
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Which British Player Won a Grand Slam that started playing in a park
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Tim Henman
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Gred Ruzedski
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Steve Riley
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Roger Taylor
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A. Roger TaylorExplanation
Roger Taylor is the correct answer because he is a British player who won a Grand Slam. Additionally, the question mentions that the player started playing in a park, and there is no information provided about the other players' background or history of playing in a park. Therefore, Roger Taylor is the most likely candidate based on the given information.Rate this question:
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To hit with topspin which grip do you use
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Eastern
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Chopper
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Semi eastern
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Western
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A. WesternExplanation
The correct answer is Western. When hitting with topspin, using a Western grip allows the player to generate more spin on the ball. This grip involves placing the base knuckle of the index finger on the third bevel of the racket handle, which enables the player to brush up on the back of the ball, creating topspin. The Western grip is commonly used by professional players to produce powerful shots with a high degree of spin.Rate this question:
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What is the minimum number of points in a pro tie break
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7
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10
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12
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16
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A. 10Explanation
A pro tie break is a shortened version of a tennis set tie break that is played when the score in a set reaches 6-6. In a pro tie break, the first player to reach 10 points with a lead of at least 2 points wins the tie break and the set. Therefore, the minimum number of points in a pro tie break is 10.Rate this question:
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What is a volley grip
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Shake hands
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Eastern
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Western
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Semi western
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Whi was the last British Female player to win at Wimbledon singles
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Jo jurie
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Virginia Wade
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Sue Barker
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Johanna Konta
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A. Virginia WadeExplanation
Virginia Wade is the correct answer because she won the Wimbledon singles title in 1977, which was the last time a British female player achieved this feat. Jo Durie, Sue Barker, and Johanna Konta have not won the Wimbledon singles title.Rate this question:
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Who won the Wimbledon Mixed doubles with Jo Jurie
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Greg Ruzedski
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Jeremy Bates
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Stefan Edberg
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Jamie Murray
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A. Jeremy BatesExplanation
Jeremy Bates won the Wimbledon Mixed doubles with Jo Jurie.Rate this question:
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What is the least number of shots you need to hit to win a set
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2
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3
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1
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12
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A. 12Explanation
To win a set, you need to win a certain number of points. Each shot can either result in a point for you or your opponent. Therefore, the least number of shots you need to hit to win a set is equal to the number of points required to win the set. Since the answer is 12, it means that you need to hit 12 shots to accumulate enough points to win the set.Rate this question:
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How many grand slams had roger federer won
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20
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30
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40
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15
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A. 20Explanation
Roger Federer has won a total of 20 grand slam titles in his career. This makes him one of the most successful tennis players in history.Rate this question:
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Are you allowed to hit the ball before it crosses the net on your side
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
According to the rules of tennis, it is not allowed to hit the ball before it crosses the net on your side. The ball must first pass over the net and into your side of the court before you can make contact with it. Hitting the ball before it crosses the net would be considered a violation and result in a point being awarded to the opposing player. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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