Toptenn Tennis in Schools

Where is the Toptenn School Clinic this week? Cantebury Primary School

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Click on the image for Toptenn's Colouring-In Competitions and colouring sheets

 

 

Ideas Man

 

Click on the image for Toptenn's Brain Buster Tennis Quiz

 

 

 

 

Click on the image to play Toptenn's very own Virtual Tennis Game (COMING SOON!!!)

 

Toptenn Colouring-In Competitions

To enter your schools Toptenn Colouring-In Competition just click on the link below --> download the colouring sheet --> and hand it to your school office by Friday the 30th of June!

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Toptenn Tennis Brain Buster

Section One - The Basics

*WARNING* It is unsafe not to warm-up your mind muscles with these True or False tennis questions before you attempt the Toptenn Brain Buster!

Quiz Name: Tennis Trivia
Type: True / False
Instructions: Read each statement below and decide whether it is True or False.
1. Tennis is played on a court. True     False
2. You only get one chance to get your serve in. True     False
3. Tennis is played in the Olympics. True     False
4. Love in tennis is equal to 40 points. True     False
5. To win a match in tennis you must win seven sets. True     False
6. The ball can bounce once on your side before you hit it. True     False
7. A "let" in tennis is the end of a match. True     False
8. A match in tennis is usually three sets. True     False
9. There are four players on the court during a doubles match. True     False
10. You switch sides after each point. True     False

Section Two - History Of Tennis

Choose an answer from the three choices offered after each question.

1.   

Most historians agree that tennis originated during the 1100's or 1200's in what country?

    England
    France
    Germany

2.   

What was the game of tennis first called in 1874, the year Major Walter Clopton Wingfield patented tennis equipment and rules for playing on grass courts?

    Lawn ball
    Flying wickets
    Sphairistike

3.   

What sport did tennis replace as England's most popular outdoor sport in the late 1800's?

    Cricket
    Croquet
    Lacrosse

4.   

Mary Ewing Outerbridge, an American sportswoman, set up the first U.S. tennis court in what state?

    California
    Florida
    New York

5.   

Who was the first player to win two grand slams (Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, United States Open)?

    Bjorn Borg
    Martina Hingis
    Rod Laver

6.   

Who has won nine women's singles championships at Wimbledon, a record number among female players?

    Chris Evert
    Billie Jean King
    Martina Navratilova

Answers 1. France 2. Sphairistike 3. Croquet 4. New York 5. Rod Laver 6. Martina Navratilova