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Which term describes the area on the side of the court used only in doubles play?
Which term describes the area on the side of the court used only in doubles play?
- Baseline
- Alley (correct)
- Service box
- Mid-court
A 'carry' in badminton refers to legally holding the shuttlecock momentarily on the racket during a stroke to gain better control.
A 'carry' in badminton refers to legally holding the shuttlecock momentarily on the racket during a stroke to gain better control.
False (B)
What is the term for a high shot in badminton that is intended to land near the opponent's baseline?
What is the term for a high shot in badminton that is intended to land near the opponent's baseline?
Clear
A powerful overhead shot that forces the shuttlecock steeply downward is known as a ______.
A powerful overhead shot that forces the shuttlecock steeply downward is known as a ______.
Match the badminton terms with their descriptions:
Match the badminton terms with their descriptions:
In badminton, what does 'fault' refer to?
In badminton, what does 'fault' refer to?
In singles badminton, the 'odd' court is located on the right side of the player.
In singles badminton, the 'odd' court is located on the right side of the player.
What action begins each point in badminton?
What action begins each point in badminton?
The term for when a play is allowed to be replayed is called a ______.
The term for when a play is allowed to be replayed is called a ______.
What is the term for the object that players hit back and forth over the net in badminton?
What is the term for the object that players hit back and forth over the net in badminton?
In badminton, a 'double hit' is when two players on the same team each hit the shuttlecock once before it goes over the net.
In badminton, a 'double hit' is when two players on the same team each hit the shuttlecock once before it goes over the net.
What is the term for the back boundary line of the badminton court?
What is the term for the back boundary line of the badminton court?
The ideal position to await the opponent's return in badminton is known as the ______ position.
The ideal position to await the opponent's return in badminton is known as the ______ position.
What is the name of the shot made from below and very close to the net, where the shuttlecock barely clears the net and drops sharply?
What is the name of the shot made from below and very close to the net, where the shuttlecock barely clears the net and drops sharply?
A 'sling' shot is a legal maneuver where the badminton racket makes contact with the shuttlecock at a sharp angle, causing it to spin rapidly.
A 'sling' shot is a legal maneuver where the badminton racket makes contact with the shuttlecock at a sharp angle, causing it to spin rapidly.
What is the term used to describe rapid returns made by players in a badminton game?
What is the term used to describe rapid returns made by players in a badminton game?
The player who receives the serve in badminton is called the ______.
The player who receives the serve in badminton is called the ______.
Which of the following best describes a 'drive' in badminton?
Which of the following best describes a 'drive' in badminton?
In badminton, a match consists of the best three out of five games.
In badminton, a match consists of the best three out of five games.
What is the impact of higher tension on a badminton racket's strings?
What is the impact of higher tension on a badminton racket's strings?
What is the procedure called to determine which team serves first at the start of a badminton match?
What is the procedure called to determine which team serves first at the start of a badminton match?
The action of striking the shuttlecock with the racket is referred to as a ______.
The action of striking the shuttlecock with the racket is referred to as a ______.
The shuttlecock must be hit with an overhand stroke when serving in badminton.
The shuttlecock must be hit with an overhand stroke when serving in badminton.
What is the object used in the sport of badminton?
What is the object used in the sport of badminton?
In badminton, any stroke made on the racket side of the body is called backstroke.
In badminton, any stroke made on the racket side of the body is called backstroke.
When does single game occurs in badminton?
When does single game occurs in badminton?
Refers to the tightness of the strings on a racket’s string bed refers to ______.
Refers to the tightness of the strings on a racket’s string bed refers to ______.
What is another name of shuttlecock?
What is another name of shuttlecock?
A shot made that barely clears the net with little speed is called drop.
A shot made that barely clears the net with little speed is called drop.
Flashcards
Alley
Alley
An extension of the court's width on each side, used in doubles play.
Backhand
Backhand
A stroke made on the side of the body opposite the racket side.
Baseline
Baseline
The back boundary line of the court.
Bird
Bird
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Block
Block
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Carry
Carry
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Clear
Clear
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Double Hit
Double Hit
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Doubles
Doubles
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Drive
Drive
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Drop
Drop
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Fault
Fault
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Forehand
Forehand
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Hairpin (Net) Stroke
Hairpin (Net) Stroke
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Home Position
Home Position
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Let
Let
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Match
Match
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Rally
Rally
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Ready Position
Ready Position
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Receiver
Receiver
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Server
Server
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Shuttlecock
Shuttlecock
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Singles
Singles
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Sling
Sling
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Smash
Smash
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Stroke
Stroke
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Tension
Tension
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Study Notes
- Alley refers to the extension of court width on both sides, used in doubles.
- Backhand is any stroke made on the side of the body opposite the racket side.
- Baseline is the back boundary line on the court.
- Bird is another name for Shuttlecock.
- Block is achieved by placing the racket in front of the bird, rebounding it to the opponent's court.
- Carry is momentarily holding the bird on the racket during a stroke, which is illegal.
- Clear is a high shot landing near the baseline.
- Double hit means contacting the bird twice in succession during the same stroke, which is a fault.
- Doubles is a game with four players, two on each team.
- Drive is a hard, horizontal stroke that barely clears the net.
- Drop is a shot that barely clears the net with minimal speed.
- Fault refers to any rule violation resulting in a lost serve or point.
- Forehand is any stroke made on the racket side of the body.
- Hairpin (net) stroke is made from below, very close to the net; the bird clears the net and drops sharply.
- Home position is the ideal spot to await the opponent’s return.
- Let is when a play is allowed to be replayed.
- Match is best two out of three games.
- Odd and even courts are in singles, the right half is "even," the left is "odd"; score is even when serving from the right, odd when serving from the left.
- Rally means rapid returns made by players.
- Ready position refers to an alert body position for quick movement.
- Receiver is the player to whom the bird is served.
- Server is the player who puts the bird in play.
- Shuttlecock is the feathered/plastic object hit in badminton.
- Singles is a game with one player on each end of the court.
- Sling is an untrue hit, usually because the bird rests momentarily on the racket.
- Smash is a powerful overhand stroke sending the bird downward over the net.
- Stroke is the action of striking the bird with the racket.
- Tension refers to the tightness of the strings on a racket and is measured in pounds (lbs).
- Toss/spin determines which side serves first at the match's start.
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