P.E. 5 3Q Review

This serve is usually used when you want the shuttlecock to land at the back end of your opponent’s court.

• flick serve

• high serve

• drive serve

This hand grip is done by holding the racket head with your playing hand on the handle as if you are shaking hands with it.

• backhand grip

• forehand grip

It refers to the swing motion of your arm

holding the racket.

• serving the shuttle

• grip

• badminton stroke

This serve is also called the “fake” low serve, is used when you want to trick your opponent.

• flick serve

• high serve

• drive serve

It refers to the movement skills in

playing badminton.

• serving

• grip

• footwork

Invasion games are games wherein opponents score by getting an object into a goal in an opponent-defended territory within a common playing area.

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Invasion games do not involve many movements and manipulative skills.

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• false

The goal of net games is to transfer an object into the opponent's court within the boundaries so that they are not able to return it.

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Tennis and badminton are invasion games.

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This kind of serve is best used when it is unexpected.

• flick serve

• low serve

• drive serve

• high serve