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What is the scoring term used when a badminton team has no score?
What is the scoring term used when a badminton team has no score?
- Zero Point
- Love (correct)
- Blank Score
- Initial Score
Which type of shot in badminton is hit from the forecourt, barely clears the net, and drops quickly?
Which type of shot in badminton is hit from the forecourt, barely clears the net, and drops quickly?
- Net Shot (correct)
- Clear Shot
- Drop Shot
- Smash
In doubles badminton, what is the standard height of the net at the center?
In doubles badminton, what is the standard height of the net at the center?
- 3 feet
- 7 feet
- 5 feet (correct)
- 9 feet
What is the term for a shot in badminton that passes an opposing player or team in a rally?
What is the term for a shot in badminton that passes an opposing player or team in a rally?
Which official in badminton holds responsibility for ruling on service faults?
Which official in badminton holds responsibility for ruling on service faults?
What is a hairpin shot in badminton?
What is a hairpin shot in badminton?
In badminton, what is a let?
In badminton, what is a let?
What is the purpose of a high clear shot in badminton?
What is the purpose of a high clear shot in badminton?
In badminton, what does 'left service court' refer to?
In badminton, what does 'left service court' refer to?
What is the key difference between singles play and doubles play in badminton?
What is the key difference between singles play and doubles play in badminton?
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Study Notes
Badminton Scoring and Terminology
- Love: Term used when a badminton team has no score.
- Hairpin Shot: A delicate shot hit from the forecourt that barely clears the net before dropping quickly.
- Let: A situation where the rally is stopped due to interference or an unforeseen issue, with the point replayed.
Court Measurements and Rules
- Net Height in Doubles: Standard height of the net at the center is 1.52 meters.
- Passing Shot: A shot that successfully goes past an opposing player or team in a rally.
- Service Fault Official: The umpire is responsible for ruling on service faults during matches.
Shot Techniques and Strategies
- High Clear Shot: Used to push the opponent to the back of the court, creating space for tactical play.
- Left Service Court: This refers to the area of the court where a player serves when their score is even.
Gameplay Differences
- Singles vs. Doubles: Key difference lies in court coverage and strategy; singles requires greater endurance and individual skill, while doubles emphasizes teamwork and coordination.
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