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What is the width of a doubles court?
What is the width of a doubles court?
What is the minimum height of the net at the center of a badminton court?
What is the minimum height of the net at the center of a badminton court?
Which of the following materials is generally used to make a badminton racket?
Which of the following materials is generally used to make a badminton racket?
In a badminton match, how many points must a player score to win a game?
In a badminton match, how many points must a player score to win a game?
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What type of misconduct may lead to penalties during a badminton match?
What type of misconduct may lead to penalties during a badminton match?
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What is the term for a shot hit high and deep into the opponent's court?
What is the term for a shot hit high and deep into the opponent's court?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a type of badminton match?
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of badminton match?
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What happens if the score reaches 20-20 in a game?
What happens if the score reaches 20-20 in a game?
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Which of the following is a feature of rally scoring in badminton?
Which of the following is a feature of rally scoring in badminton?
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Which behavior is expected from badminton players to ensure proper player conduct?
Which behavior is expected from badminton players to ensure proper player conduct?
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Study Notes
Court Dimensions
- Singles Court: 13.4m long x 5.18m wide.
- Doubles Court: 13.4m long x 6.1m wide.
- Net Height: 1.524m at the center.
- Service Area: 1.98m from the net to the short service line.
Equipment Specifications
- Racket: Lightweight, generally made of carbon fiber or aluminum.
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Shuttlecock:
- Natural: Goose or duck feathers, cork base.
- Synthetic: Plastic design, used for recreational play.
- Ball: Not used in badminton; distinctive feature from other racquet sports.
Player Conduct
- Behavior: Players should demonstrate sportsmanship and respect for opponents.
- Misconduct: Includes swearing, arguing with officials, or unsportsmanlike behavior, potentially leading to penalties.
Match Formats
- Types of Matches: Singles (1 vs. 1), Doubles (2 vs. 2), Mixed Doubles (1 male and 1 female).
- Best of Three Games: Most matches consist of three games, with each game played to 21 points.
Scoring System
- Point System: Rally scoring, where points can be scored by serving or receiving team.
- Game Win: First to 21 points wins the game; must win by at least 2 points.
- Deuce Rule: If the score reaches 20-20, a player must win by 2 points to claim victory in that game.
Terminologies
- Fault: A breach of rules resulting in a point awarded to the opponent.
- Let: A situation where play is stopped and replayed without penalty.
- Clear: A shot hit high and deep into the opponent's court.
- Drop Shot: A soft hit that barely goes over the net.
- Smash: A powerful, downward hit aimed at the opponent's court.
Rules
- Serve: Must be hit below the waist and directed to the diagonally opposite service court.
- Exchange: Players must not touch the net, obstruct the opponent, or hit the shuttlecock twice.
- Court Lines: Players must know their designated court lines - shuttlecock landing on the line is considered in.
Skills
- Footwork: Essential for positioning; includes agility and swift movements.
- Control and Placement: Ability to direct shots with precision.
- Power: Important for powerful shots like smashes.
- Tactical Understanding: Strategy on shot selection and anticipating opponents' moves.
Badminton Court Dimensions
- Singles court: 13.4 meters long, 5.18 meters wide.
- Doubles court: 13.4 meters long, 6.1 meters wide. Doubles court is wider than singles court.
- Net height: 1.524 meters at the center.
- Service area: 1.98 meters from the net to the short service line.
Badminton Equipment
- Racket: Lightweight, often made of carbon fiber or aluminum.
- Shuttlecock: Natural shuttlecocks use goose or duck feathers and a cork base; synthetic shuttlecocks are plastic and used recreationally. Badminton uses shuttlecocks, not balls.
Badminton Player Conduct and Match Formats
- Players must show sportsmanship. Unsportsmanlike conduct (e.g., swearing, arguing) can result in penalties.
- Match types: Singles (one-on-one), Doubles (two-on-two), Mixed Doubles (one male, one female).
- Matches are usually best-of-three games.
Badminton Scoring and Rules
- Rally scoring: Points are scored on each rally, regardless of serve.
- Game win: First to 21 points, but must win by at least 2 points.
- Deuce: If the score reaches 20-20, a player must win by 2 points to win the game.
- Serve must be underhand, below the waist, diagonally across to the opponent's service court.
- Players cannot touch the net, obstruct their opponent, or hit the shuttlecock twice consecutively. A shuttlecock landing on a line is considered "in".
Badminton Terminology and Skills
- Fault: Rule infraction resulting in a point for the opponent.
- Let: Play interrupted and restarted without penalty.
- Clear: High, deep shot to the opponent's court.
- Drop shot: Soft shot barely clearing the net.
- Smash: Powerful, downward shot.
- Essential skills include footwork (agility and speed), shot control and placement, power (for smashes), and tactical awareness.
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This quiz covers the essential rules and dimensions related to badminton, including court sizes, equipment specifications, and player conduct. Test your understanding of scoring systems and match formats involved in badminton games.