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| 1. |
What is the most important event in
stroke production? |
Contact |
Follow through |
| 2. |
A tennis ball remains in contact with
the strings for 0.25 seconds. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 3. |
A student can see the moment when the
ball strikes the racquet. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 4. |
A modern forehand ground strokes can
exceed 80 miles per hour. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 5. |
The modern forehand can be taught to
amateurs. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 6. |
The arm accounts for more ball speed
than the hips. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 7. |
There are two components to the human
motor control system. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 8. |
There are roughly five stages that can
be identified in producing and teaching the modern forehand. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 9. |
The forehand is easier to teach than
the backhand. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 10. |
There are at least fifteen variations
on the follow through in the modern game. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 11. |
There are three things necessary to
produce a consistent high speed tennis stroke. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 12. |
There are at least three variations
of the two handed backhand. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 13. |
A one handed backhand slice can be hit
at over 70 mph and remain within in the boundaries of the court. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 14. |
There are at lest three ways to hit
a forehand topspin. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 15. |
A heavy topspin does not require the
use of the body and legs to generate spin. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 16. |
The elbow position is a key to stability
when hitting at high speeds. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 17. |
Transitioning from the contract stage
to the rotation stage can be a source of stroke instability. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 18. |
Clean contact requires that the racquet
move in a nearly straight line for about 8 to 12 inches near the
contact point. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 19. |
The wrist should be laid back until
after the ball and racquet have made contact. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 20. |
If possible, one should teach how to
hit a flat ball first to assure that the student develops good
contact. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 21. |
Hip rotation can increase ball speed by more than 10 percent. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 22. |
The shoulders contribute the least to ball speed. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 23. |
The ballistic reflex is an essential part of a professional stroke. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 24. |
Stroke rectification refers to the straight line portion of a stroke. |
TRUE |
FALSE |
| 25. |
A completely relaxed body is the secret to hitting on the run. |
TRUE |
FALSE |