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What is the minimum height for a badminton net?

8 feet

4 feet

6 feet

5 feet

How many players are there in a doubles match of badminton?

When playing a singles game of badminton, what must the shuttlecock land on to be considered “in”?

Any part of the court

The lines of the court

Inside the boundary of the court

On top of the net

What is the maximum number of points that can be scored in one game?

How long does each player have to serve before their turn ends?

10 seconds

15 seconds

20 seconds

30 seconds

How many serves does each player get per rally point in both singles and doubles?

What type of stroke is used when returning a low-clear shot?

Drive

Smash

Drop Shot

Lift

What happens if the shuttlecock touches the ceiling or any other object outside the court while in play?

The rally continues as normal

The point is awarded to the serving team

The rally is replayed

The point goes to the opposing team

In a doubles match, how close together must the two players stand on either side of the court?

They must remain within 1 meter of each other

They must remain within 0.9 meters of each other

They must remain within 1.5 meters of each other

There is no restriction on how far apart they can stand

Who is not allowed to touch the shuttlecock during play?

The umpire

The referee

The line judge

The players

The Birdie is also known as the bird, shuttle and shuttlecock?

True

False

In which year did badminton become an Olympic Sport?

1982

1992

1902

1972

What are the dimensions of the entire badminton court?

13.4m x 5.18m (44ft x 17ft)

13.4m x 6.1m (44ft x 20ft)

13.4m x 6.71m (44ft x 22ft)

13.4m x 7.62m (44ft x 25ft)

In doubles gameplay, when do the players of one team change places?

When they loss a point

When they win a point

When they feel to

When they tie the score

The game of Badminton originated from a sport called ____________ in the country of ___________

Poona, India

Phuena, India

Battlegore, England

Racquets, England

Serving in badminton is different to that of serving in tennis. What is the main difference

If the score is 29-29, a winner can only be determined by 2 clear for example. 29-31.

True

False

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If a player plays a low backhand serve from his right-side court and the birdie lands on the line of the opponents' right-side court. The birdie is considered out and the opponent gets the point and serve.

True

False

What is the best serve to use for badminton doubles?

Low backhand serve

High forehand serve

Flick serve

Lift serve

After the serve on the respective serve court, what is the best position to take up to continue the rally?

The purpose of line judges during matches is to makes calls that were difficult to see by the umpire on where the cork of the birdie landed first deeming it in or out.

True

False

A break is allowed at ___ points for both players but for only _________.

15pts, 120secs

11pts, 60secs

13pts, 180secs

17pts, 240secs

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