Deuce

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Serve
Ground Stroke
Love
Fault
Backhand
Tiebreaker
Advantage
Let

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Fault
Advantage
Serve
Tiebreaker
Backhand
Ground Stroke
Love
Let
Ace
Deuce
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Answer 3

Sure! Here are the tennis terms matched with their definitions:

1. Fault: A serve that lands outside the service box, resulting in a point for the opponent if it occurs twice (double fault).
2. Advantage: When a player wins a point after Deuce, they gain the upper hand.
3. Serve: The action of hitting the ball to start a point.
4. Tiebreaker: A special game played when the game score is tied, usually at 6-6, to determine the winner of the set.
5. Backhand: A stroke made by hitting the ball with the back of the hand facing the direction of the shot.
6. Ground Stroke: A shot made after the ball has bounced, typically from the baseline.
7. Love: A term used to indicate a score of zero.
8. Let: A serve that hits the net but still lands in the correct service box and must be replayed.
9. Ace: A serve that is so well hit that the opponent cannot touch it with their racket.
10. Deuce: A term indicating a 40-40 score, where a player must win two consecutive points to win the game.

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