Week 1-Badminton Flashcards

1
Q

When a sport is being played in singles, doubles or team, it is known as

A

individual, dual and team sports

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2
Q

This is considered as dual sports played in singles and in doubles. The
primary objective is to hit the shuttlecock over the net towards the
opponent’s floor court in such a way that it cannot be legally returned

A

Badminton

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3
Q

This is
being played over the net using a shuttlecock and a racket.

A

Badminton

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4
Q

In badminton,how many points should be acquired to win a game

A

21

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5
Q

It was over 2000 years ago in China where the early form of the game was
played: a very similar game called Battledore

A

Badminton

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6
Q

This is first originated in India during the 18th century where it was
known as Poona. The British army officers were very much fascinated by the
game and so they introduced it in England sometime between 1870 and
1880.

A

Badminton

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7
Q

Where did the Badminton received its international recognition

A

Duke of Beaufort’s summer
home of badminton in Gloucestershire, England

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8
Q

When was the first badminton association formed

A

badminton clubs and association were formed throughout
England and in 1893, the first Badminton Association was formed

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9
Q

What was the first ever
badminton competition in the world

A

In 1899,
the All England Open Badminton Championship

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10
Q

Badminton was eventually migrated to continental Europe and it reached India via British military officers and
Indonesia by way of Dutch colonists. Through this expansion comes the
formation of the ______

A

International Badminton Federation (IBF) in 1934

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11
Q

It was in 1948 when the ________ was stablished and the _______ which is the counterpart for women’s competition, founded in 1956

A

Premier International Men’s team Thomas Cup and the Uber Cup

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12
Q

The Badminton game was presented as a demonstration sport in 1977 in ________ and accepted as an Olympic Medal Sports in 1985. In 1989, mixed doubles event began with the Sudiman Cup.

A

Munich,Germany Olympic Games

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13
Q

In the Philippines, the ____governed the Badminton
game. It is responsible for the promotion and the development of the game in
the country

A

the Badminton Association of the Philippines

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14
Q

The official Badminton is what shape

A

Rectangle

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15
Q

How wide and long is the Badminton court

A

It measures 44 feet long by 22 feet wide for double game and 44 feet
long by 17 feet wide for single game

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16
Q

There are how many service areas on each side of the net

A

2

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17
Q

Floor surface is, traditionally, composed of _____, but many synthetic and
plastic courts have been developed

A

Wood

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18
Q

What is the color of the surface of Badminton court

A

white or yellow in color

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19
Q

How long is the post in meters

A

1.55

20
Q

In a singles game, the service area is bounded by

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short service line, the back line, the center line and the inside side line.

21
Q

According to HL’s
Badminton Handbook, if the server’s score is an even number, the server will serve from the ____ service court. If it is odd, the server will serve in the _____side

A

if the server’s score is an even number, the server will
serve from the right service court. If it is odd, the server will serve in the left side

22
Q

in a doubles game, the service area is bounded by

A

short service line, the inside back line, the center line, and the outside side line

23
Q

The Badminton Handbook of HL, the serve will always be done by the server on the _____ service court.

A

right service court.

24
Q

If the first server continues to win the rally, then
he/she will ______

A

rotate serving between the right- and left-hand service courts.

25
Q

Once the serve loses, the second player will ____

A

The second player will take over and serve from the
alternate service court

26
Q

The net shall be made

A

fine cord of dark color and even thickness with a
mesh of not less than 15 mm and not more than 20 mm.

27
Q

The net should be ____ mm in depth and at least ____ m wide

A

760 mm in depth and at least 6.1 m wide

28
Q

_____m height of the net at the center of the court

A

1.524

29
Q

______m over the side lines for doubles

A

1.55 m

30
Q

The racket is ____mm in overall length and ___mm in overall width

A

680mm in overall length and 230mm in overall width

31
Q

The overall dimension of a racket cannot exceed ____ inches in
length, _____inches in width and_____inches in head length

A

26 ¾ inches in
length, 9 inches in width and 11 ½ inches in head length

32
Q

The main racket parts are called

A

handle, the butt, the stringed area, the
head, the shaft and throat and the frame.

33
Q

This refers to the oval part of the racket that is used to receive and hit
the shuttlecock

A

Head

34
Q

This is the area or surface with
interlaced strings that strikes the shuttlecock

A

The stringed area or stringing

35
Q

This surrounds the
stringed area and is connected to the shaft

A

Frame

36
Q

This is the long part of the
racket

A

Shaft

37
Q

This connects the frame and the handle

A

Throat

38
Q

This is where a
player’s hand grips and controls the racket

A

Handle

39
Q

This is the bottom part
of the racket that is enlarged to prevent the hand from slipping

A

Butt

40
Q

Shuttlecocks or shuttle comes in two types:____

A

the feathered and the synthetic.

41
Q

This shuttle is suitable for recreational games

A

Synthetic

42
Q

feathered or official
shuttlecocks must weigh from ____ to _____ grams with ___to ___ feathers

A

4.74 to 5.50 grams with 14 to 16 feathers

43
Q

The shuttle shall have how many feathers fixed in the base

A

16

44
Q

The feathers can have a
variable length from ___mm to ___mm.

A

64mm to 70mm.

45
Q

The tips of the feathers shall form
___mm to ___mm

A

58mm to 68mm

46
Q

The base, or the rubber part securing the feathers together, shall be ____mm to ___mm in diameter, rounded on the bottom

A

25mm to 28mm