Badminton

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How many players does badminton have? (singles and doubles)
two players
two pairs of players
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What was badminton called thousands of years ago?
battledore
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Which countries were badminton popular? (3)
Greece
India
China
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Thousands of years ago, badminton required __ ___, and the objective of the game was to keep the volley as long as possible
no net
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Before it evolved into a compettitive sport, badminton was originally considered....
As a child's game
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What are the 5 EQUIPMENt AND FACILITY used in badminton?
Racket
Shuttlecock
Court
Posts
Net
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A piece of sort equipment that has a handled frame wth an open hoop with a network of strings streched tightly
Racket
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The official name given to the shuttle or bird
Shuttlecock
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How many feathers does a shuttlecock have? and what kind of feather?
16 goose feathers
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How heavy does a shuttlecock weigh?
4.74-5.50 g
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What materials can a shuttlecock be possibly made out of? (3)
feathers
plastic
nylon
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Parts of a shuttlecock
leaf or feather
cork head
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A cork head is usually covered with?
Leather
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How wide is an official badminton court?
20 ft
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How wide is a single badminton court?
17 ft
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Why is badminton generally set indoors when it is also possible to be set outdoors?
It's so wind and other elements do not affect the shuttle
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How tall should a badminton posts stand?
1.55 meters or 5 ft; 1 inch
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How high should the net stand?
5 ft
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What should be kept by the umpires chair to facilitate regular testing to ensure the net has a right position?
A measuring rod
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What are the 4 BASIC SKILLS OF BADMINTON
forehand grip
backhand grip
bevel grip
panhandle grip
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used to hit shots that are on the forehand side of your body and around the head shots
forehand grip
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used to hit the shots that are on the backhand side of your body
backhand grip
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used in all smooth movements and precise hits; start position for the thumb power drive
bevel grip
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Similar to holding a frying pan; allows to negotiate when the shuttle is a little above and very close to the net
panhandle grip
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What are the 5 BASIC PRINCIPLES of badminton
footwork
hand-eye coordination
racquet grip
practice
reposition
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most important principle and toughest to master; lower leg, upper leg, hip and core
footwork
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Skill in hitting the shuttle at the right time

hand-eye coordination
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skill in hitting the shuttle in its sweet spot
racquet grip
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most effective way of learning; tosses before a game
practice
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getting to the right position on the court and getting ready to receive and hit the next shot
reposition
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How many games should a badminton consist of?
best of 3 games
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What is a rule stated in badminton that is done after finishing the first game?
Changing ends with your opponent
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How many points is needed in order to win a game? (men)
15
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how many points is needed in order to win a game? (women)
11
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Change court rules
6 in an 11 point game
8 in a 15 point game
11 in a 21 point game
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which side of the court should a player do a serve at the beginning of the game?
right side
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If you score an "even" number of points, which side of the court should you do your serve at your next turn?
right side
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If you score an "odd" number of points, which side of the court should you do your serve at your next turn?
left side
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What are the 5 BASIC VIOLATIONS in badminton?
contact fault
over the net fault
service fault
receiver fault
double hit
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During a rally, what are the 2 things that you must never touch?
Badminton net
shuttlecock
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What kind of fault happens when you take the shuttle when it's still on your opponents side?
over the net fault
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Low serve (below the waist) and flicks in double games are considered what kind of fault?
service fault
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Failing to receive a serve is considered what kind of fault?
receiver fault
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Hitting the shuttle twice in succession during a single stroke is considered what kind of fault?
double hit
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a serve that lands on the opponent's side of the court without being touched by the opposition
ace
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the 18-inch section on both sides of the court between the singles and double sidelines
alley
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the back third of the court in the area of the back boundary lines
backcourt
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a deep shot directed towards the opponent's backcourt
clear
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a shot hit softly and with finessse to fall rapidly and close to the net on the opponent's side
drop
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a violation of the playing rules either in serving, receiving or during play
fault
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A quick wrist and forerm rotation that surprises an opponent by the changing and apparently sof shot into a faster passing one
flick
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front third of the court, between the net and the short service line
forecourt
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shot hit from the forecourt that just clears the net and drops sharply
net shot
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the exchange of shots between the players after the serve until a point is scored
rally
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The act of putting the shuttlecock into play for points by hitting it over the net into a special part of the court near the opponent
serve/service
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the area in which the serve must be delivered
service court
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a fast, downward shot that cannot be returned
Kill
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What is another term for the word "kill' in badminton?
putaway
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When a shuttle is floated high into the air, a player has time to unleash a powerful overhand shot straight to the floor of the opposing court
Smash
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a shot that results when the base of the shuttle is hit by the frame of the racket
wood shot
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wood shot was once illegal, who ruled it as acceptable and when did it happen?
International Badminton Federation in 1963
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