Badminton Quiz

Ace your badminton knowledge! This quiz covers essential rules, court positions, and game strategy for students.

In badminton how is a point scored? Select all answers that apply. Players fail to return the shuttle cock over the net into the opponent's court Players hit the shuttle cock into the ceiling Players hit the shuttlecock more than once before clearing the net The shuttle cock hits the body of the player If your score is an even number, where do you serve? You begin the serve on the left service court You begin the serve on the right service court You begin the serve on the center line You can serve from anywhere you want If you are trying to give yourself time to recover and get back into position, what is the best shot choice? clear drive smash If the score is 20-20 a player must win by_ and the maximum amount of points that can be scored in a game is_. 1,29 1,30 2, 29 2, 30 Fill in the blanks with the correct labels on a badminton court. Words in the blank must exactly match from the word bank in order to be correct.Word BankCenter LineDoubles Long Service LineDoubles SidelineLeft Service CourtRight Service Court Left Service Court Center Line Right Service Court Singles Sideline Singles Long Service Line You would choose to use a dropshot if you wanted to have the opponent move back have the opponent move towards the net have the opponent make an easy return You perform a smash when the shuttle is high in the air near the back court low in the air, barely clearing the net high in the air near the middle of the court or closer If you serve the shuttlecock and it lands on the line in the correct service court, what happens? The serve is replayed, let. You score a point and continue serving The opponent scores a point and now serves In badminton, what types of serves are legal? Select all that apply. Forehand Backhand Overhand Hand to Hand If a player's body or racket hits the net, the rally ends and restarts with no points awarded ends and the player that didn't hit the net is awarded a point can continue if the opponent decides to "play" it