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Questions and Answers
Which badminton shot is recommended to provide less time for the opponent?
Which badminton shot is recommended to provide less time for the opponent?
- Smash (correct)
- Drive
- Drop
- Clear
From which court position is the drive shot typically played?
From which court position is the drive shot typically played?
- Back court
- Baseline
- Mid-court (correct)
- Front court
What is the purpose of a clear shot in badminton?
What is the purpose of a clear shot in badminton?
- To provide less time for the opponent
- Attacking Shot
- To hit directly over the net
- Defensive Shot (correct)
Which badminton shot is described as looping close to the net and used for attacking purposes?
Which badminton shot is described as looping close to the net and used for attacking purposes?
When should a smash shot be used in a badminton game?
When should a smash shot be used in a badminton game?
What distinguishes a punch clear from a high clear in badminton?
What distinguishes a punch clear from a high clear in badminton?
How should a badminton serve be performed?
How should a badminton serve be performed?
Which stroke involves adding wrist power to a backhand low serve to make the shuttle go higher?
Which stroke involves adding wrist power to a backhand low serve to make the shuttle go higher?
At what level must all badminton serves be hit according to the rules?
At what level must all badminton serves be hit according to the rules?
When should players switch sides in badminton during a doubles game?
When should players switch sides in badminton during a doubles game?
What is the purpose of a badminton flick serve?
What is the purpose of a badminton flick serve?
Which type of serve requires less wrist power, swinging distance, and follow-through?
Which type of serve requires less wrist power, swinging distance, and follow-through?
Study Notes
Badminton Shots
- Drive Shot: Typically played from the back of the court to provide less time for the opponent and force them to react quickly.
- Clear Shot: Aims to send the shuttlecock high and deep towards the back of the opponent’s court, giving time to reposition.
- Drop Shot: A looping shot played close to the net, used for attacking purposes to catch the opponent off guard.
- Smash Shot: Powerful shot aimed at the opponent’s court, used to win points quickly, especially when the opponent is positioned at the back of the court.
- High Clear and Punch Clear: Similar in purpose (to send the shuttlecock high and deep) but the punch clear is a quicker lower-flying shot with less arc.
Serving
- Serve Execution: Serve the shuttlecock underhand with the racket head below the waist level.
- Backhand Low Serve: Adding wrist power to a backhand low serve will make the shuttlecock go higher.
- Serve Rules: All serves must be hit below waist level.
- Flick Serve: Aims to deceive the opponent by quickly changing the direction of the shuttlecock.
- Push Serve: Requires less wrist power, swinging distance, and follow-through compared to other serves.
Doubles Play
- Sides Switch: Players switch sides during a doubles game after every even-numbered point.
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Description
Test your knowledge on badminton strokes and service techniques, including forehand, backhand, high serve, and low serve. Learn the rules and best practices for executing powerful shots and serving the shuttle effectively in badminton.
