Which sport uses the terms 'advantage in' and 'advantage out'?
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Correct Answer – Tennis.
Explanation:
- Deuce: When the scores of both players in a game become tied at 40-40, it is called 'Deuce'.
- Advantage In: After Deuce, if the player serving wins the next point, it is called 'Advantage In'. To win the game, they require one more consecutive point.
- Advantage Out: After Deuce, if the player receiving the serve (the receiver) wins the next point, it is called 'Advantage Out'.
Additional Facts:
- Love: In tennis, a score of zero (0) is referred to as 'Love'.
- Scoring Sequence: In tennis, points are counted as 15, 30, 40, and then 'Game'.
- Grand Slam: There are four major tennis tournaments—the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open.
Potential Questions for Upcoming Exams:
- Question: The terms 'Double Fault' and 'Ace' are associated with which sport?
- Answer: Tennis.
- Question: Which country is considered the birthplace of modern tennis?
- Answer: England.
- Question: Which Grand Slam tournament is also known as 'Roland Garros'?
- Answer: French Open.