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Question 1:
Lets say your opponent hits a shot to your side of the net, but he hits it so far over to one side of the tennis court that, when you finally get to it, youre way off to the side of the court. You hit the ball so that it goes around the outside of the net, landing in your opponents court. Your shot did not go over the net. Rather, it went around the net. Your opponent then misses the shot. Who wins the point, if anybody?
A. You win the point. Its not required to hit the ball over the net. It can go over the net or around it.
B. Nobody wins the point. This is a let. The point is played over.
C. Your opponent wins the point. Your shot around the outside of the net was not a legal shot. The tennis ball has to go over the net to be in play.
D. This situation is impossible. It isnt physically possible to hit the ball around the outside of the net.

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