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Juego para repasar aspectos técnicas y reglamentarios sobre el tenis de mesa al tiempo que trabajamos la competencia plurilingüe

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Jorge Fernández García

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EF - Tenis de MesaVersión en línea Juego para repasar aspectos técnicas y reglamentarios sobre el tenis de mesa al tiempo que trabajamos la competencia plurilingüe por Jorge Fernández García 1 In an official table tennis match, the ball must bounce on your side before hitting it. Sí No 2 In table tennis, a game is played to 25 points. Sí No 3 In doubles, players must hit the ball alternately. Sí No 4 The ball can bounce twice on the opponent’s side before they return it. Sí No 5 If the ball hits the net on a serve and lands in the correct area, the point is replayed. Sí No 6 A player can hit the ball before it bounces on their side. Sí No 7 The official size of a table tennis table is 2.74 meters long and 1.525 meters wide. Sí No 8 A player must serve with the ball above the table level. Sí No 9 The official table tennis ball is made of plastic or celluloid. Sí No 10 A match is won by the first player to win three games. Sí No 11 In a correct serve, the ball must be tossed at least 16 cm into the air. Sí No 12 The net in table tennis is 20 cm high. Sí No 13 If a player touches the table with their free hand during the rally, they lose the point. Sí No 14 The official ball color in table tennis is only white. Sí No 15 A set in table tennis is won with 11 points, with a minimum two-point difference. Sí No 16 In doubles, players serve from any position on their side of the table. Sí No 17 The most common grip in table tennis is the shakehand grip. Sí No 18 A rally starts when the ball is thrown in the air by the receiver. Sí No 19 A player can request a 1-minute timeout per match. Sí No 20 The game can continue even if the ball hits the ceiling. Sí No

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por Jorge Fernández García

In an official table tennis match, the ball must bounce on your side before hitting it.

In table tennis, a game is played to 25 points.

In doubles, players must hit the ball alternately.

The ball can bounce twice on the opponent’s side before they return it.

If the ball hits the net on a serve and lands in the correct area, the point is replayed.

A player can hit the ball before it bounces on their side.

The official size of a table tennis table is 2.74 meters long and 1.525 meters wide.

A player must serve with the ball above the table level.

The official table tennis ball is made of plastic or celluloid.

A match is won by the first player to win three games.

In a correct serve, the ball must be tossed at least 16 cm into the air.

The net in table tennis is 20 cm high.

If a player touches the table with their free hand during the rally, they lose the point.

The official ball color in table tennis is only white.

A set in table tennis is won with 11 points, with a minimum two-point difference.

In doubles, players serve from any position on their side of the table.

The most common grip in table tennis is the shakehand grip.

A rally starts when the ball is thrown in the air by the receiver.

A player can request a 1-minute timeout per match.

The game can continue even if the ball hits the ceiling.