Badminton

Question 1

Singles court length

Answer 1

Long and narrow

Question 2

Doubles court length

Answer 2

Short and wide

Question 3

The “ball” used for play

Answer 3

Shuttle or bird

Question 4

A violation of the playing rules that concludes an rally

Answer 4

Fault

Question 5

A halting of play that results in a repay of a rally

Answer 5

Let

Question 6

The high lob shot hit to the opponent’s back boundary area

Answer 6

Clear

Question 7

The soft angled down shot just over the opponent’s side of the net

Answer 7

Drop

Question 8

The hard hit down angled shot

Answer 8

Smash

Question 9

The starting the rally with a below the waist hit, short ir deep to the opponent’s weakness

Answer 9

Serve

Question 10

The location on the court a player should return to after each shot to a hit a return

Answer 10

Center(home base)

Question 11

Defensive doubles formation against an opponent’s attack

Answer 11

Side-by-side

Question 12

The attacking doubles formation, one forecourt net player and one backcourt player

Answer 12

Front-back

Question 13

The shuttle may hit the net on the way over to the other side during a ____ but not a _____

Answer 13

Rally; Serve

Question 14

If a racquet or a player touches a ___ during play, it is a ___

Answer 14

Net; fault

Question 15

Shots that hit the line are considered ___

Answer 15

In

Question 16

The first side to reach __ points wins the game. ____ Scoring, therefore, you score whether you serve or not. Must win by __!

Answer 16

21; rally; 2

Question 17

The serve must be hit _______ to/from the proper service courts.

Answer 17

Diagonally

Question 18

Server must stand inside the service court _______________

Answer 18

Boundary lines

Question 19

When score is even, the server will serve from the ____

Answer 19

Right

Question 20

When score is odd, the server serves from the ___

Answer 20

Left