32 Questions
What is the definition of agility as mentioned in the text?
The ability to quickly shift or change the direction of the body from one point to the other
What is the game of badminton primarily played with?
A shuttlecock
What does power refer to in the context of skill-related fitness?
The ability to perform one maximum effort in the shortest possible time; combination of both strength and speed
What does badminton's ti jian zi game involve?
Kicking a shuttlecock without using hands
What is the primary objective of the game of badminton?
To keep the shuttle from hitting the ground without using hands
What does reaction time refer to in skill-related fitness?
The amount of time it takes to respond to a stimulus
What is the origin of the game Battledore and Shuttlecock?
China, Japan, India, and Greece
In which century did the game Battledore and Shuttlecock become popular among children in England?
16th century
What added feature did the game Poona have compared to Battledore and Shuttlecock?
A net
Where did the British army learn the game Poona?
India
When did Badminton become popular among the British society's elite?
1873
What sport did the game Poona become known as after it became popular among the British society's elite?
"the Badminton"
Who developed the first official set of rules for Badminton?
"the Bath Badminton Club"
What is the purpose of Badminton matches?
To score points by landing the shuttlecock in the opponent's court
"What is the regulation net height for Badminton?"
"5 feet (1.524 meters)"
"What are the dimensions of the court used for doubles play in Badminton?"
"44 feet by 20 feet"
What is the typical weight range of a shuttlecock used in badminton?
4.74 to 5.50 grams
What materials are traditional shuttlecocks made of?
Feathers
What is the weight range of a badminton racket?
80 to 100 grams
At how many points is each game typically played in badminton?
21 points
What is the back boundary line of the badminton court called?
Baseline
What does 'game point' refer to in badminton?
The point that, if won, would allow them to win the game
What does a player commit if they hit the shuttlecock outside the boundaries of the court?
Out of bounds fault
What fault do players commit if they touch the net with their racket, body, or clothing during play?
Touching the net fault
Which fault occurs when a player enters the opponent's court under the net during play?
Invasion of opponent's court
What is the violation called when a player makes excessive noise or disrespectful behavior that hinders the opponent's ability to play?
Distraction or misconduct fault
What is the result of hitting the shuttlecock twice in succession by a single player or team?
Double hit
What is the consequence of failing to serve within the service court?
Service court violation
What violation occurs when a player steps on or over the boundary lines of the court while serving?
Foot fault
What happens when a player moves before the server has struck the shuttlecock during the serve?
Receiver fault
What is the result of striking the shuttlecock outside the service court during the serve?
Out of bounds fault
Which infraction occurs if a player's feet are not in a stationary position when serving?
Foot fault
Test your knowledge of skill-related fitness components such as speed, agility, power, and balance. Learn about the abilities to perform tasks quickly, change direction rapidly, exert maximum effort in minimal time, and maintain equilibrium.
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