Pickle ball quiz
Test Your Pickleball Knowledge!
Are you a pickleball enthusiast looking to test your skills? This quiz is designed to challenge your knowledge of pickleball rules, techniques, and scoring. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, you will find engaging questions that cover the essential aspects of the game.
Join us for a fun way to learn and reinforce your understanding of pickleball. Let's see how well you know the game!
- 10 questions to test your knowledge
- Learn more about the sport
- Perfect for both beginners and advanced players
How is a side out different than a fault?
It is when service is lost
It is when someone returns a bad/out serve
When it is served to the wrong side of the court
It is when play is stopped during a rally because of rule violation
It is when someone volleys in the no volley zone
It is when the wrong server is used
It is when someone steps into the no volley zone
What is the double bounce rule?
The serve should be played after two bounces
The serve must be played after one bounce
You can't volley for the first two hits in the game
You must let the ball bounce two times before hitting
What type of shot is hit so that it falls short of your opponents position?
Volley
Groundstroke
Dropshot
Half volley
Lob
Slam/overhead slam
How does scoring work (professional pickleball)
You can't score if you're in the no volley zone
You can score regardless of being the serving team or not
You need to win by 2 points
Only serving teams can score
You must win by one point
You need 5 points to win
You need 11 points to win
Why is there a no volley zone
So people don't use a smashing technique
So people can make the mistake of lobbing
So people use a dink technique
So there's more diverse techniques
So the court is more limited
What is part of a correct serve
If the ball hits the net and bounces back on your side you can reserve
Hit at waist height
Underhand serve
Hitting the ball before it hits the ground
Overhand serve
Both feet must be behind the line, and one behind the back line
Both feet must be behind the back line
Hit cross court
Only one foot needs to be behind the line
Goes anywhere in the court (no volley zone included)
How do you decide who goes first/who gets which side?
Draw a lot, the winner gets to decide both service and which side
Draw a lot, the winner decides only service and the loser decides which side
Draw a lot, the winner decides service or side, the loser decides the one the winner didn't pick
The person with the least amount of experience chooses both
Decide by talking to each other, everyone picks what they want- side or service.
The ref chooses based on experience
What sport has the same court dimensions as pickleball?
Badminton (singles court)
Badminton (doubles court)
Tennis (service boxes only)
Speedminton
Tennis (full court)
What is considered a point in pickleball?
When the ball hits the line and is not returned
When the ball is hit before it reaches the ground
When someone returns a ball in the no volley zone
When the serve faults
When a team returns a bad serve and it goes out
If you step past the no volley zone
What is part of ONLY pe pickleball rules?
Anyone can earn a point no matter the server
Win at 5 points
Win at 11 points
Only servers earn points
Two serve attempts are allowed
Servers can stay on one side of the court
A fault for the serving team makes the service change
When the service changes, the server must serve from their side of the court
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