Tennis Scoring and Rules

The video tutorial explains the layout of a tennis court, focusing on the lines used for singles and doubles play. It covers the scoring system in tennis, starting from 'love' and progressing through points, games, sets, and matches. The tutorial details serving rules, including the concept of deuce and advantage, and how players switch sides. It also addresses special scoring situations like tiebreaks and provides an overview of doubles play, including server rotation.

What is the term used in tennis to represent a score of zero?

• Love

• Nil

• Zero

• Blank

How many points does a player need to win a game in tennis?

• Six

• Three

• Five

• Four

Where does a player start serving from in a tennis game?

• Right side of the court

• Left side of the court

• Anywhere on the court

• Center of the court

What happens if a player's first serve is a fault?

• The player serves again from the other side

• The point is lost

• The player gets a second serve

• The opponent wins the game

What is the term for a 40-40 score in tennis?

• Draw

• Tie

• Deuce

• Equal

How many consecutive points must a player win after deuce to win the game?

• Three

• Four

• Two

• One

When do players change sides during a set?

• After every odd-numbered game

• At the end of the set

• After every game

• After every even-numbered game

What is the minimum number of games a player must win to secure a set?

• Five

• Six

• Seven

• Four

What happens if the score reaches 6-6 in a set?

• The set is won by the player with 6 games

• The match ends

• A tiebreak is played

• The set continues until one player leads by two games

In doubles, how is the serving order determined?

• The same player serves every game

• Players rotate serving every game

• The team with the lead serves

• The team that lost the last game serves