Which of the following are the valid reasons for a badminton player to win a point? (Select all that apply.) A) The opponent’s shuttlecock hits the net and goes out. B) The opponen... Which of the following are the valid reasons for a badminton player to win a point? (Select all that apply.) A) The opponent’s shuttlecock hits the net and goes out. B) The opponent’s shuttlecock hits the net and lands inside their own court. C) The opponent hits the shuttlecock outside the boundaries of the court. D) The opponent hits the shuttlecock below the net.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for valid reasons a badminton player can win a point, and it lists multiple scenarios to consider. We need to evaluate each option to determine if it's a valid reason based on the rules of badminton.
Answer
B and C are valid reasons.
The valid reasons for a badminton player to win a point are if the opponent’s shuttlecock hits the net and lands inside their own court and if the opponent hits the shuttlecock outside the boundaries of the court.
Answer for screen readers
The valid reasons for a badminton player to win a point are if the opponent’s shuttlecock hits the net and lands inside their own court and if the opponent hits the shuttlecock outside the boundaries of the court.
More Information
In badminton, a player scores a point if the opponent fails to correctly return the shuttlecock by hitting it into the net and having it land on their side or sending it outside the court boundaries.
Tips
A common mistake is misunderstanding when a shuttlecock hitting the net results in a point. If it lands in the player’s court after hitting the net, it results in a point for the opponent.
Sources
- Badminton Rules - anderson.edu
AI-generated content may contain errors. Please verify critical information
