PEH Rev

Question 1

battledore and shuttlecock -in which two players
hit a feathered shuttlecock back and forth with tiny rackets.

Answer 1

Greece and Egypt

Question 2

British Army officers stationed in
India adopted and called the game POONA.

Answer 2

1860

Question 3

“Badminton” in Gloucestershire.

Answer 3

1873

Question 4

The first major
tournament in 1948

Answer 4

the Thomas Cup (world men’s team
championships)

Question 5

thefastest smash recorded
by GreatBritain’s Simon
Archer, was clocked at
over

Answer 5

160 MPH (260KM/HR)

Question 6

Badminton Federation
(IBF) was organized.

Answer 6

1943

Question 7

the IBF became the sports sole
international governing body

Answer 7

1981

Question 8

Thomas Cup
Uber cup

World Championships

Sudirman Cup (mixed team)

World Juniors,

World Grand Prix Finals

World Cup

Question 9

when British and American introduced badminton in the
country.

Answer 9

1920

Question 10

the international badminton Federation (IBF) recognized the
Philippines is its 21st member country.
1949 national rankings produced Adriano Torres, first national
Men’s single champion.

Answer 10

1950

Question 11

the Philippine Badminton Association (PBA) was created and
became the first national badminton group, organized by28
badminton clubs.

Answer 11

1952

Question 12

used to hit the bird; is like tennis and has strings but weighs much less.

Answer 12

Racket

Question 13

The frame of the racket, including the handle, is not to exceed

Answer 13

680mm (26.75inch)

Question 14

overall width of a racket

Answer 14

230 mm (9inch)

Question 15

Parts of a Racket

Answer 15

Head
Stringed Area
Throat
Shaft
Frame
Handle
Butt

Question 16

A regulation standard
shuttlecock weighs around

Answer 16

4.75 to 5.50 gms

Question 17

How many feathers does a shuttlecock have?

Answer 17

16 feathers

Question 18

Length of a shuttlecock

Answer 18

62 to 70mm

Question 19

Diameter od a shuttle cock cork

Answer 19

25 to 28 mm

Question 20

Diameter of the circle of the feather

Answer 20

58 to 68 mm

Question 21

shape of court

Answer 21

Rectangular and divided into halves by a net

Question 22

Courts are
usually marked for both

Answer 22

Singles and double plays, although the laws
permit a court to be marked for
singles only.

Question 23

The length of the badminton court

Answer 23

13.42 m (44ft)

Question 24

But the width differs with the
singles court which is

Answer 24

5.18m (17ft)

Question 25

denoted by the sidelines, while for the doubles court, the width is

Answer 25

6.1m (20ft) marked as the doubles sidelines.

Question 26

How high is the net?

Answer 26

1.55 m (5'1 ft) high at the edge and 1.524 (5ft) at the middle

Question 27

The top of the net shall be edged with a?

Answer 27

75 mm white tape doubled over a cord or cable running through the tape.

Question 28

Any person playing Badminton.

Answer 28

Player

Question 29

The basic contest in Badminton between opposing sides each of one or two players.

Answer 29

Match

Question 30

A match where there is one player on each of the opposing sides.

Answer 30

Singles

Question 31

A match where there are two players on each of the opposing sides.

Answer 31

Doubles

Question 32

A sequence of one or more strokes starting with the service, until the shuttle ceases to be in play.

Answer 32

Rally

Question 33

Simply an act or an event that ends the rally.

Answer 33

Fault

Question 34

A forward movement of the player's racket.

Answer 34

Stroke

Question 35

Stroke used to put shuttlecock into play at the start of each rally.

Answer 35

Serve

Question 36

Hitting the shuttle cock twice

Answer 36

Double Hit

Question 37

A hard, powerful overhead shot sending the shuttlecock downward on the opponent's side

Answer 37

Smash

Question 38

the world governing body for the game badminton. It regulate, promote, develop and popularize the sport globally with world events.

Answer 38

BWF (Badminton World Federation)

Question 39

This shot makes the shuttlecock fly as high as possible so that it can fall behind the opponent's court line.

Answer 39

LOB

Question 40

this shot can make the shuttlecock fall near the net

Answer 40

Drop the Shot

Question 41

This is done with full power and swift movement to make the shuttle cock fall in the opponent's playing area

Answer 41

Smash

Question 42

Having a proper _____ is essential

Answer 42

Grip

Question 43

Two types of grip

Answer 43

Forehand Backhand

Question 44

is another necessary skill you need to master in badminton

Answer 44

Service

Question 45

Two types of Service

Answer 45

High serve Low Serve

Question 46

used when you want to force ur opponent to run at the backside of the court

Answer 46

High Serve

Question 47

to bring the opponent forward, hitting the shuttle cock infront of the Court

Answer 47

Low serve

Question 48

Played upwards, but more shallowly than the high serve. Derived the opponent of time, hitting the shuttlecock when its behind his body

Answer 48

Flick serve

Question 49

Almost neve used by profefessionals, at low level play, these are used extensively by competitive playesrs

Answer 49

Drive serves

Question 50

another vital skill for badminton, you have to continually adjust your speed according to the speed of the shuttlecock.

Answer 50

Footwork

Question 51

A crucial skill required in badminton.

Answer 51

Stance

Question 52

Two basic stance in badminton

Answer 52

Forehand Shot Backhand shot

Question 53

Two basic stance in badminton

Answer 53

Forehand Shot Backhand shot