Observation

This question was attempted by many candidates and their performance was good. 
In part (a) (i) and (ii) candidates correctly listed types of grip in the game of table tennis and types of service in the game of table tennis.

In part (b) (i) and (ii) candidates also correctly explained each of the following term: mixed doubles and advantage out as used in the game of tennis.  

In part (c) (i) candidates correctly mentioned skills common to racket games in (ii) also candidates mentioned categories of games in badminton and in (iii) candidates could not describe the procedure for determining the player that serves first in a badminton game.

The expected answers are as follows:

6 (a) (i) TYPES GRIP IN THE GAME OF TABLE TENNIS
-           forehand/hand shake grip
-           backhand grip
-           penholder grip.                                                          

(ii) TYPES OF SERVICE IN THE GAME OF TABLE TENNIS
-           forehand service/stroke
-           backhand service/stroke                                                                                                                    
(b)  EXPLANATION OF TERMS AS USED IN THE GAME OF TENNIS
(i)  MIXED DOUBLES

This is when a pair of male and female/playing against another pair of male and female players in tennis game

(ii)  ADVANTAGE OUT

A point won by the receiver after a deuce

(c)(i)  SKILLS COMMON TO RACKET GAMES
-           service
-           forehand stroke/drive
-           backhand stroke/drive
-           smash
-           lob/clear

(ii) THE CATEGORIES OF GAME IN BADMINTON
-         singles
-         doubles
-         mixed doubles

(iii) DESCRIIPTION OF PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINING THE PLAYER THAT SERVES FIRST IN A BADMINTON GAME

-           the unifier invites the players for a toss
-           a toss is conducted to determine who serves/side
-           the winner of the toss chooses to serve/side

-           requests his opponent to make the chose