Which is the international organization of table tennis?
Correct answer: B. International Table Tennis federation
- A. International Table Tennis federation Association
- B. International Table Tennis federation
- C. International Table Federation
- D. International Table
Explanation
The sport’s governing body is officially the International Table Tennis Federation, abbreviated ITTF. The added word “Association” in option a is not part of its official name.
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