Understanding Badminton Rules

How many sets must a player or team win to win a badminton match?

• 1 set

• 2 sets

• 3 sets

• 4 sets

What is the minimum point lead needed to win a set if the score is 20-20?

• 4 points

• 1 point

• 2 points

• 3 points

What is the primary objective in badminton?

• To hit the shuttlecock back and forth as many times as possible

• To make the shuttlecock land on the opponent's side of the court

• To hit the shuttlecock as hard as possible

• To keep the shuttlecock in the air

How high is the net in badminton?

• 1.6 meters

• 1.5 meters

• 1.65 meters

• 1.55 meters

What is the correct way to serve in badminton?

• At shoulder height

• Below the waist

• Any method as long as it crosses the net

• Above the head

Where must the shuttlecock land for a serve to be considered legal?

• Outside the court

• In the opponent's service area

• On the net

• Anywhere on the court

What is not allowed when hitting the shuttlecock?

• Touching it with your body

• Hitting it twice in succession

• Jumping

• Using the racket

What happens if a player commits a fault?

• They lose a point

• They get a warning

• Their opponent gains a point

• The shuttlecock is replaced

What is a 'let' in badminton?

• A fault

• A type of serve

• A replay of the point

• A penalty

What happens if the score reaches 29-29?

• The game ends in a draw

• The next point wins

• Play continues until a two-point lead is established

• The match is restarted