SAS 1-6 + PPT (badminton)

Question 1

It is a court game that can be played either singles or doubles

Answer 1

Badminton

Question 2

Badminton was developed from the ancient pastime known as _____

Answer 2

Battledore and shuttlecock

Question 3

Badminton was learned in India as _____

Answer 3

poona

Question 4

British arm officer’s stations in India brought the game in England

Answer 4

1870

Question 5

The Duke of Beaufort introduced the game at his country place, badminton in ___

Answer 5

Gloucestershire

Question 6

Oldest badminton club in the world

Answer 6

Badminton club, 1878, city of New York

Question 7

The International Badminton Federation, the world governing body for the sport was founded.

Answer 7

1934

Question 8

The world badminton federation was founded

Answer 8

1977, it sponsored the first World championship in the same year in Malmo Sweden

Question 9

Badminton was included in the program of the Olympic Games.

Answer 9

1922

Question 10

Facilities and equipment of badminton

Answer 10

Net, post, shuttlecocks, racket

Question 11

A mesh ___ divides the badminton court into two sides. It should be made of dark colored mosh

Answer 11

Net

Question 12

5 feet and 1 inch in height from the floor.

Answer 12

Post

Question 13

Also referred to as a shuttle or birdie, is made up of a cone shape with a hard cork at its tip. it can be feathers or synthetic materials.

Answer 13

Shuttlecocks

Question 14

The most important tools a player has in the game.

Answer 14

Racket

Question 15

Parts of the racket:

Answer 15

Head, stringed area, shaft, throat, handle, badminton court

Question 16

It bounds the stringed area

Answer 16

Head

Question 17

Is the part of the racket with which it is intended the player hits the shuttle.

Answer 17

Stringed area

Question 18

It connects the handle to the head.

Answer 18

Shaft

Question 19

It connects the shaft to the head.

Answer 19

Throat

Question 20

Is the part of the racket intended to be gripped by the player

Answer 20

Handle

Question 21

The official court measures ____ for doubles game and_____ wide for singles game.

Answer 21

44 ft. Long by 22 ft. Wide, 44 ft. Long by 17 ft. Wide

Question 22

Basic skills, common strokes

Answer 22

a. Overhead defensive clear
b. Dab
c. Drive
d. Short serve
e. Lob
f. Net drop
g. Smash

Question 23

Is used to differentiate flight patterns according to trajectory or elevation and depth.

Answer 23

Shot

Question 24

A movement of the player’s racket with an intention to hit the shuttle.

Answer 24

Stroke

Question 25

Refers to any shot struck on the racket side of the body.

Answer 25

Forehand stroke

Question 26

These are shots struck on the side away from the racket / let side of right-handed, right side for left handed

Answer 26

Backhand stroke

Question 27

Four common strokes in badminton:

Answer 27

Clear, drop, drive, smash

Question 28

Is the most fundamental skill that you need to possess in order to become a successful badminton player

Answer 28

Badminton footwork

Question 29

The stance you assume while waiting for the opponent.

Answer 29

Ready position

Question 30

Badminton footwork (module):

Answer 30

Ready position, forward and backward or I-Formation, side by side, V- front, v-back, x-formation, y-formation

Question 31

Combination of v-front and v-back

Answer 31

X-formation

Question 32

Combination of v-front and backward

Answer 32

Y-formation

Question 33

Is the shot that starts a play or rally.

Answer 33

Service

Question 34

When the server is serving even points, ____________

Answer 34

He must stand in the right-hand half of his service court.

Question 35

When the server is serving odd points, _______________

Answer 35

He must stand in the lef-hand half.

Question 36

Is played gently over the net to land at the front of your opponent's service court, near the short service line.

Answer 36

Low serve

Question 37

Is played powerfully upwards, so that the shuttlecock travels very high and falls almost vertically downwards at the back of the receiver's service court. it is frequently used in singles, but never in doubles.

Answer 37

High serve

Question 38

Is also played upwards, but much more shallowly than the high serve. The idea is to deprive the opponent of time, forcing him to hit the shuttlecock when it's behind his body.

Answer 38

Flick serve

Question 39

Is played flat and fast towards the back of the receiver's service court, passing low over the net. The idea is to provoke an immediate reaction, hoping that the receiver will mishit the shuttlecock

Answer 39

Drive serve

Question 40

Types of service:

Answer 40

Low serve, high serve, flick serve, drive serve

Question 41

Badminton has its origins in ancient civilizations in _____

Answer 41

Asia and Europe with a game called battledore (bat or paddle) and shuttlecock.

Question 42

what does battledore mean?

Answer 42

bat or paddle

Question 43

The name ‘Badminton’ comes from a stately home in…

Answer 43

Gloucestershire, England – home of the Duke of Beaufort.

Question 44

The contemporary form of the game called _____ was played in India in the ____

Answer 44

Poona, 1800s

Question 45

British officers in the mid 1800’s took a form of the game called ‘Poona’ back to England and it was introduced as a…

Answer 45

game for the guests.

Question 46

The world governing body, International Badminton Federation (IBF) was formed in 1934 with nine members:

Answer 46

Canada, Denmark, England, France, Ireland, Netherlands, New Zealand, Scotland and Wales and now has over 150 countries

Question 47

Badminton had its Olympic debut in…

Answer 47

Barcelona in 1992.

Question 48

when did badminton came to the philippines?

Answer 48

It was in the 1920s when British and American expatriates introduced badminton in the Philippines.

Question 49

when did the Philippines became the first 21st member country to join in the International Badminton Federation?

Answer 49

It was in the 1950s

Question 50

when did the Philippine Badminton Association organized its association

Answer 50

in 1952

Question 51

is the central gameplay element in a game of Badminton, requiring players to return the shuttlecock from one side of the court to the other during the match.

Answer 51

NET

Question 52

are essential for the game, as they provide the structure for the net. Without it, the net would be unable to remain upright during a match.

Answer 52

POSTS/POLES

Question 53

also referred as a shuttle or birdie. It is made up of several components, including cork, rubber, and feathers or plastic.

Answer 53

SHUTTLECOCK

Question 54

is a light, long-handled piece of equipment used in the sport badminton.

Answer 54

RACKET

Question 55

composed of the racket head and the shaft.

Answer 55

The Racket Frame

Question 56

where the strings are located.

Answer 56

The Racket Head

Question 57

it’s the part that makes contact with the shuttlecock.

Answer 57

The String Bed

Question 58

serves as a crucial connector between the shaft and the head. It plays an instrumental role in balancing the racket, ensuring a seamless transition from the handle to the string bed.

Answer 58

The Throat of the Racket

Question 59

this thin, cylindrical part connects the handle to the racket head.

Answer 59

The Shaft

Question 60

the handle, also known as the grip, is the part of the racket that players hold onto.

Answer 60

The Racket Handle

Question 61

is located at the very end of the racket handle.

Answer 61

The Butt Cap

Question 62

badminton strokes and footworks:

Answer 62

• FOREHAND STROKE • BACKHAND STROKE • CLEAR/LOB • DROP • DRIVE • SMASH • FORWARD AND BACKWARD OR I-FORMATION • SIDE BY SIDE • V-FRONT • V-BACK • X-FORMATION • Y-FORMATION