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WorksheetsBadminton Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 22mins
It is the Basic Skills of badminton
(a)
Type of Grips
(a)
The most basic skill that you need to master in Badminton
(a)
Type of Stance
(a)
Badminton is directly derived from the Indian game similar to modern day badminton called (a) .
The loser of the coin toss will then exercise the (a) .
The server shall serve from their respective left service court when the server has scored an odd number of points in the game.
(a)
What is the original name of the badminton?
(a)
When does the Badminton Association of England publish the first set of rules similar to the modern rules?
(a)
What is the first tournament launch by the International Badminton Federation in 1948?
(a)
In 1873, Badminton was named Badminton because the Duke of Beaufort introduced this sport at his country estate located in Gloucestershire which is called (a) ?
In Scoring System give at least one example.
(a)
A player can hold his racket near the net to ward off a downward stroke by his opponent or to interfere with his racket.
True
False
The serving in doubles is also the same with the sequence of serving for the singles. But doubles shall follow; From the initial server who started the game from the Left service court to the partner of the initial receiver, to the partner of the initial server, to the initial receiver and back to the initial server and so on.
True
False
It is another vital skill for Badminton
Service/Serve
Stance
Footwork
Grip
One of the most important tools a player has in a Badminton Game.
Racket
Shuttlecock
Shoes
Water
An object that is also referred to as "Birdie".
Chicken
Shuttlecock
Shuttle rock
Net
What is the standard size for a Badminton Court? (Doubles)
3.14m long and 6.9in wide
13.4in long and 6.1in wide
6.1m long and 13.4m wide
13.4m long and 6.1m wide
What are the Two Types of Umpire?
Line and Corner Umpire
Sit and Stand Umpire
Chair and Service Umpire
Chair and Mopper Umpire
This official's role is to inform the Chair Umpire if the shuttle was IN or OUT.
Mopper
Lineman
Linearman
Referee
