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Pre-final Quiz 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to the lesson, the roots of badminton can be traced back approximately how many years?

a)

3,000 years

b)

2,000 years

c)

1,000 years

d)

500 years

2.

Which ancient term is associated with the bat or paddle used in the early form of badminton?

a)

Birdie

b)

Shuttlecock

c)

Badminton

d)

Battledore

3.

Which places are mentioned as having ancient roots connected to badminton?

a)

Japan, Korea, and Thailand

b)

Egypt, Rome, and Persia

c)

Greece, China, and India

d)

France, England, and Spain

4.

How was the game of Battledore and Shuttlecock played?

a)

Two persons hit a shuttlecock toward each other as many times as possible.

b)

GreeceTwo persons hit a ball over a net.

c)

Four persons competed to score points.

d)

Players hit a shuttlecock into a basket.

5.

How many persons were involved in the basic game of Battledore and Shuttlecock?

a)

1 person

b)

2 persons

c)

3 persons

d)

unlimited

6.

The shuttlecock should be made of how many feathers in official tournaments?

a)

10

b)

12

c)

16

d)

20

7.

During which period did Battledore and Shuttlecock become an upper-class pastime game in England and many European countries?

a)

1400s

b)

1884

c)

1500s

d)

1600s

8.

What happens if the shuttlecock lands on the boundary line?

a)

outside

b)

inside

c)

side out

d)

replay

9.

What is the winning score in a standard game?

a)

22 points

b)

12 points

c)

21 points

d)

25 points

10.

Modern badminton can be traced to which period and place?

a)

Early 17th-century England

b)

Mid-19th-century British India

c)

Late 18th-century China

d)

Early 20th-century Greece

11.

Who created the game that developed into modern badminton?

a)

British military officers stationed in Pune

b)

European athletes

c)

English merchants

d)

Indian farmers

12.

What was the early name of the game in British India?

a)

Battledore

b)

Birdie

c)

Poona or Poonai

d)

Gloucestershire

13.

Which badminton club organized the world’s first open badminton tournament?

a)

London Badminton Club

b)

England Badminton Club

c)

Guildford Badminton Club

d)

Gloucestershire Badminton Club

14.

When was the world’s first open badminton tournament organized?

a)

March 1896

b)

March 1897

c)

March 1898

d)

March 1899

15.

What made the tournament an “open” tournament?

a)

Only professional players could enter.

b)

Only military officers could enter.

c)

Only Guildford members could enter.

d)

Players from any club could enter.

16.

The International Badminton Federation (IBF) was formed in​ ​ (a)  

17.

The International Badminton Federation was formed with​ (a)   founder members.

18.

Which country joined the International Badminton Federation as an affiliate in 1936?​ (a)  

19.

The nine founder members included England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Denmark, Holland, Canada, New Zealand, and ​ ​ (a)  

20.

Answer in Capital Letter.

The first major IBF tournament was the ​ (a)   (world men's team championships) in 1948.