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Olympics & Sports HeritageRead the answer and worked solution →Under the BWF 21-point game rules, the score reaches 29–29. P wins the next rally. What is the result?Read the answer and worked solution →In the BWF 21-point, best-of-three format, P’s game scores against Q are 21–5, 20–22 and 19–21. Who wins the match?Read the answer and worked solution →In table-tennis singles at 10–10, P serves the next point. Who serves the following point, regardless of who wins P’s service point?Read the answer and worked solution →In position P the side to move is not in check and has no legal move; in Q it is in check and has no legal move. What are its results?Read the answer and worked solution →Under the FIH Pro League 2026 four-quarter format, how much regulation playing time remains when the fourth quarter begins? Exclude intervals and stoppages.Read the answer and worked solution →What is the standard marathon race distance?Read the answer and worked solution →A football team starts with 11 players. During play, its on-field players are permanently sent off one by one. Which dismissal first leaves too few to continue?Read the answer and worked solution →Which claims are correct? 1. At 29-all in BWF 21-point badminton, the next point wins. 2. At 11–10 table tennis is won. 3. Chess stalemate is a win.Read the answer and worked solution →Table tennis singles, 10–10; P serves. Next rally winners: P,Q,P,P. Fourth point’s server; result?Read the answer and worked solution →Apply the sports rulesRead the answer and worked solution →

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Olympics & Sports Heritage

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Matching pairs
  1. Left
    Davis Cup tournament
    Right
    Tennis
  2. Left
    First modern Olympics 1896
    Right
    Athens
  3. Left
    Site of ancient Olympic Games
    Right
    Olympia
Instructions
Match each sports fact to its answer

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Under the BWF 21-point game rules, the score reaches 29–29. P wins the next rally. What is the result?

  1. P must reach 31 to win
  2. P wins 30–29
  3. Play continues until P leads by two
  4. The game is drawn at 29–29
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Correct answer: B. P wins 30–29

The 30th point ends a game at 29-all, so P wins 30–29.

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In the BWF 21-point, best-of-three format, P’s game scores against Q are 21–5, 20–22 and 19–21. Who wins the match?

  1. P, by three games to none
  2. Q, by two games to one
  3. Q, by three games to none
  4. P, by two games to one
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Correct answer: B. Q, by two games to one

P wins the first game but Q wins the next two, so Q wins the match 2–1 regardless of aggregate points.

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