Y8 Table Tennis Quiz

When officiating, the ball hits the net on a serve and lands in. What do you do?

• Award a let and replay the point.

• Play on.

• Award a point to the server.

• Award a point to the receiving player.

A table tennis player wants to improve their reaction time during a game. What fitness test should they complete?

• 100m sprint.

• Illinois agility test.

• Ruler drop test.

• Multi-stage fitness test.

When lunging for a ball, which bone of the leg would assist this movement?

• Femur.

• Humerus.

• Scapula.

• Clavicle.

Which component of fitness would help a table tennis player reach out wide for a ball?

• Power.

• Flexibility.

• Cardiovascular endurance.

• Strength.

If a table tennis player wanted to find out how strong they were, which fitness test would they complete?

• Standing stork test.

• Hand grip dynamometer test.

• Sit and reach test.

• Vertical jump test.

When officiating what would you do if a player touches the table with their bat?

• Call a fault and award a point to their opponent.

• Play on this is allowed in the rules.

• Play on but give them a warning at the end of the rally.

• Call a fault and take a point away from their score.

Which muscle of the body in the arm would help a table tennis player hit the ball?

• Tricep.

• Hamstring.

• Abdominal.

• Gluteus maximus.

What fitness test would a table tennis player use to find out how good their cardiovascular endurance is?

• 12 minute run test.

• 1 minute sit up test.

• Illinois agility test.

• Alternate hand throw test.

When a table tennis player performs a forehand topspin, what bone in the arm would assist the movement?

• Humerus.

• Femur.

• Tibia.

• Pelvis.

When scoring, which number does a table tennis official call out first?

• The servers.

• The receivers.

• Whoever is leading.

• Whoever is trailing.