The service starts with the ball resting freely in the open palm of the server's free hand. True true False false Single If the ball hits the net to the opponent's side, a let is called and should be repeated. True true False false Single A point is won every time they serve fails True true False false Single Shake hand formed by holding the racket like a pen, with the thumb and forefinger on the same side of the racket and the rest of the fingers on the other side. True false False true Single The V-grip is performed by holding the blade between the index and middle fingers. True true False false Single Penhold grip is held in the palm right in between the thumb and the index finger to use the shake hand grip. True false False true Single The exact point of contact between the ball and paddle determines the type of spin and the direction of travel of the ball. True true False false Single Drives are light strokes that produce topspin and low ball trajectory. They are the primary offensive strokes in table tennis. True true False false Single Forehand Drive has developed into a shorter stroke than its forehand counterpart and is executed from a stance that allows a quick transition to the forehand stroke. True false False true Single Pushes produce backspins and are used to change the pace of a rally or to return very low shots or shots close to the net. True true False false Single