History and Development Flashcards

1
Q

Table tennis is also called as

A

Ping-pong

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2
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  • is popular individual and dual rocket sport
  • can be played in singles or in doubles
  • an indoor game
A

Table Tennis

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3
Q

the player that strike the ball first

A

Server

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4
Q

the player who receives the ball

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Receiver

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5
Q

Objective of Table Tennis

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  1. To win the match by winning enough points to win more than half of the number of maximum possible games to be played
  2. to have fun and get a bit of exercise at the same time
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6
Q

When and where did table tennis started?

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early 1880s in England

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7
Q

Table tennis started as

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a miniature version of tennis

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8
Q

Equipment during the first few years of the game

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  • Hollow, banjolike, rectangular rackets
  • rubber or cork balls
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9
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The game was sometimes called as

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  • indoor tennis
  • “whiff whaff”
  • “gossima”
  • “gossamer”
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10
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Who introduced the first celluloid ball?

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James Gibb in 1900 an Englishman

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11
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What did James Gibb introduced in 1900?

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celluloid ball, permitting increases control of it

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12
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Who introduced the rubber-faced racket?

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E.C. Goode in 1902

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13
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What did Good introduced in 1902?

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rubber-faced racket

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14
Q

Rubber-faced racket

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permits variety of strokes and spins to be placed on ball

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15
Q

Some sources credit ___ with inventing the name _______, which was supposed to have been derived from the _____ of the ____

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  • Gibb
  • “ping pong”
  • sound of the ball
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16
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Who registered “Ping Pong” as a trade name in England?

A

John Jacques

17
Q

The American rights to the name are sold to _____ ______

A

Parker Brothers

18
Q

Table Tennis is controlled by

A

International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF)

19
Q

When and where was the ITTF founded?

A

in 1926 in Berlin

20
Q

ITTF sponsored the ____

A

first World Table Tennis Championship in London

21
Q

What is specified in the ITTF handbook?

A

Official rules for the Table Tennis

22
Q

Since when does the table tennis become an Olympic Sport?

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Since 1988

23
Q

Reasons for the popularity of Table Tennis

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  1. It is not an elaborate sport
  2. It could be played indoor
  3. Equipment is inexpensive
  4. It requires limited space
  5. It could be enjoyed by all
  6. Could be played by physically handicapped individuals
24
Q

From what year did the China for both men and women’s event dominate the table tennis world?

A

From 1970’s up to Present

25
Q

What country for both men and women’s event dominate the table tennis world?

A

China

26
Q

When was the two-color rule adopted in table tennis?

A

1985

27
Q

What was adopted in 1985 in table tennis?

A

The two-color rule

28
Q

Two-color rule

A

reduce effectiveness of combination rackets

29
Q

When did the ITTF increased the diameter of the ball in table tennis?

A

2000

30
Q

The ITTF increases the ball diameter to _____

A

40mm

31
Q

When did the ITTF changes the scoring system in table tennis?

A

2001

32
Q

What did the ITTF change in the year 2001?

A

scoring systmem

33
Q

What is the changes in the scoring system?

A

Moving the score to 11 points in a game

34
Q

What was founded in 1951 in the Philippines?

A

Table Tennis Association of the Philippines (TATAP)

35
Q

Where was the TATAP founded?

A

Philippines

36
Q

When was the TATAP founded?

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1951

37
Q

it is the governing body of table tennis recognized by the Philippine Olympic Committee, Southeast Asian Table Tennis Association, the Asia Table Tennis Union, and the International Table Tennis Federation

A

Table Tennis Association of the Philippines (TATAP)

38
Q

Table Tennis Association of the Philippines (TATAP) is recognized by the

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  • Philippine Olympic Committee,
  • Southeast Asian Table Tennis Association
  • Asia Table Tennis Union
  • International Table Tennis Federation