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Verjaardag Luna Groningen Heerenveen

Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands
Speurtocht in de auto van Groningen naar Heerenveen
Sport 7-8 year
45 min 52,9 km 8 4
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Sportief door het Zuiderpark

Den Haag, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
Een sportieve speurtocht door het Zuiderpark van Den Haag. Test je kennis over sport, bewegen en Nederlandse sporthelde…
Sport 9-10 year
45 min 2,0 km 10

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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

What does a tennis ball feel like?
Soft and furry Hard as stone Wet as water Hot as fire
What's on a tennis ball?
White lines Red dots Blue stars Yellow hearts
What do we learn from tennis?
Playing together Arguing Getting angry Running away
What do our feet make when we run to the ball?
Quick steps Big jumps We crawl We roll
What colour is the tennis court often?
Green or blue Pink Black Gold
What are we holding to play tennis?
A racket A spoon A fork A shovel
Where can we learn tennis?
At a tennis club In shop In bed In the bathroom
Where do people play tennis?
On a field In the water In the tree Under the ground
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What shoes do you wear in tennis?
Sports shoes Boots Slippers Slippers
What do you see on a tennis ball?
Lines Dots Stars Hearts
What do you do after a tennis match?
Shaking hands Getting angry Running away Going to sleep
Which famous tennis player has long dark hair?
There are many different Only blonde players Only boys Nobody
What do you learn from tennis?
Playing together Being alone Sitting still Sleep
What do you do when the ball comes to you?
You hit him back You are hiding You sit down You start dancing
How do you hold a racket?
By the handle By the strings At the point With your feet
Where can you play tennis?
At a tennis club At the supermarket In bed In the car
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What is the maximum speed at which children usually serve?
Approximately 50 km/h Approximately 200 km/h Around 10 km/h Approximately 150 km/h
What's it called when your opponent doesn't show up?
Walkover Forfait No-show Bye
How many sets do you usually have to win to win a tennis match?
2 sets 1 set 4 sets 5 sets
How many people play tennis at a single match?
2 people 3 people 4 people 5 people
What do you do when you have sweaty hands during tennis?
Using a grip tape Donning gloves Washing your hands Stop playing
What is an ace in tennis?
A service that will not be touched A double fault A winning return A perfect volley
What colour do you usually wear in Wimbledon?
White Yellow Blue Red
How many service opportunities do you get per point?
2 chances 1 chance 3 chances Unlimited
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Where should you stand when serving?
Behind the back line At the net On the centre line In the service box
How many players play in doubles?
4 players 2 players 3 players 6 players
What should you do if the ball bounces twice on your side?
You lose the point You get an extra chance The point is played over You may still knock the ball back
What is a tiebreak?
A decision game at 6-6 A break in the match A broken racket A double fault
What surface is Wimbledon played on?
Grass Gravel Hardcourt Artificial grass
How many Grand Slam tournaments are there per year?
4 3 5 6
Which famous tennis player is from the Netherlands?
Kiki Bertens Serena Williams Maria Sharapova Simona Halep
What is the name of the area where you have to serve?
Service box Playing field Reception area Target box
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Traditionally, what colour are the tennis balls?
Yellow White Green Orange
How many times can you let the ball bounce before you have to knock it back?
1 time 2 times 3 times Not at all
In which city will the French Open tennis tournament be held?
Paris Lyon Nice Marseille
Which Dutch city has a famous grass court for tennis?
Rosmalen Amsterdam Rotterdam Utrecht
From which box do you always start serving?
Right-hand service box Left service box Middle service box Behind service box
Which tennis stroke is hit on the side of your dominant hand?
Forehand Backhand Volley Smash
What surface is the Wimbledon tournament played on?
Grass Gravel Hardcourt Artificial grass
What is the maximum length of a tennis racket according to the official rules?
73.7 centimetres 68.5 centimetres 75.2 centimetres 70.3 centimetres
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What is a match called where players of both sexes play together?
Mixed doubles Mixed singles Duo tennis Team tennis
In which city is Roland Garros played?
Paris Lyon Marseille Nice
What is the width of a tennis court for singles?
8.23 metres 9.14 metres 7.5 metres 10.97 metres
What happens in a tiebreak in the final set at Wimbledon?
Play continues to 7-5 lead Normal tiebreak to 7 points Tiebreak to 10 points A draw will take place
Which stroke is executed before the ball hits the ground?
Volley Groundstroke Half-volley Return
What is the height of a tennis net in the middle?
91.4 cm 100 cm 85 cm 95 cm
What is the maximum length of a tennis racket according to the rules?
73.7 cm 70 cm 75 cm 68 cm
What score do you get after winning your first point in a game?
15 1 10 5
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Which tennis star has won the most Wimbledon singles titles?
Martina Navratilova Steffi Graf Serena Williams Chris Evert
In which year did tennis first become an Olympic sport?
1896 1900 1888 1904
What is a 'winner'?
A ball that the opponent cannot touch A game won A perfect service A ball on the line
Which Grand Slam is the only one to have a roof that can close in rain?
Wimbledon Australian Open French Open US Open
What is the nickname of Wimbledon's Centre Court?
The Cathedral The Palace The Temple The Arena
On which surface will the French Open be played?
Gravel Grass Hardcourt Artificial grass
What does the tennis term 'bagel' mean?
Winning a set 6-0 Serving an ace Making a double mistake Missing a volley
In which city will the Australian Open be played?
Melbourne Sydney Perth Brisbane
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Which Grand Slam tournament is played on hardcourt and takes place in January?
Australian Open US Open French Open Wimbledon
Which player became the first woman to win all four Grand Slams in one calendar year in the open era?
Steffi Graf Martina Navratilova Chris Evert Margaret Court
What surface will be used at the Australian Open?
Hardcourt Gravel Grass Indoor carpet
In which year did the first Wimbledon take place?
1877 1875 1881 1879
What is the nickname of the Australian Open?
Happy Slam Down Under Open Summer Slam Aussie Open
What is the penalty for coaching during a match?
Warning, then point penalty, then game penalty Direct disqualification Only a fine Loss of set
Which tennis star has won the most Wimbledon titles in the modern era?
Martina Navratilova Steffi Graf Serena Williams Chris Evert
What is the official height of a tennis net in the centre of the court?
0.914 metres 1.07 metres 0.84 metres 1.00 metres
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Which tennis player has won the most Wimbledon titles in men's singles?
Roger Federer Pete Sampras Novak Djokovic Björn Borg
What does 'ATP' mean in ATP Tour?
Association of Tennis Professionals All Tennis Players Annual Tennis Programme Advanced Tennis Protocol
Which tennis player won the US Open as a qualifier (with no ranking)?
Emma Raducanu Sloane Stephens Jelena Ostapenko Sofia Kenin
In which month is the French Open traditionally held?
May-June April-May June-July March-April
What is meant by a 'bagel' in tennis?
Winning a set 6-0 Making a double mistake An unforced error Hitting an ace
Which tennis player is known for his two-handed forehand as well as backhand?
Marion Bartoli Chris Evert Monica Seles Björn Borg
Which Dutch tennis player reached the highest position in the men's world ranking?
Richard Krajicek Tom Okker Jan Siemerink Paul Haarhuis
What is the maximum weight of a tennis racket according to ITF rules?
There is no maximum 400 g 350g 450 g
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