In table tennis, a serve that hits the net but still goes over and lands in the opponent's service area is called a:

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Let.
· In table tennis, if a serve hits the net but still goes over and lands in the opponent's service area, it is called a let.
· When a let occurs, the server gets to serve again without penalty.
Information Booster:
· Fault: A fault occurs when the serve does not land correctly in the opponent’s service area or if the server violates any service rule.
· Stroke: Refers to any shot or hit made in the game, not specific to a serve hitting the net.
· Net ball: Not a standard term in table tennis.