Badminton Assessment
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The game of Badminton originated in what country?
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United States
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Great Britten
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China
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India
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The 'Badminton Assessment' quiz tests knowledge on the origins, rules, and equipment of Badminton. It covers historical background, gameplay mechanics, and specific regulations, aiming to enhance understanding and skills in the sport.
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How did the game get its name?
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From a dog
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Children running after the birdie
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Estates located in England
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Mansion in New York City
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A. Estates located in EnglandExplanation
The game got its name from estates located in England. This suggests that the game may have originated or been popularized in England, possibly being played on the estates of wealthy individuals.Rate this question:
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What is the name of the implement that you "hit" with called?
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Racket
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Birdie
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Shuttle
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Strings
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All the above
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A. RacketExplanation
The implement that you "hit" with in a game is called a racket. It is commonly used in sports such as tennis, badminton, and squash. A racket is a flat, paddle-like object with a handle, used to strike a ball or shuttlecock. In this case, the other options mentioned (birdie, shuttle, and strings) are not the correct names for the implement used to hit with.Rate this question:
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Players hit this in the air?
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Shuttle
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Shuttlecock
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Birdie
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Bird
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All the above
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None of the above
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A. All the aboveExplanation
All of the options listed - shuttle, shuttlecock, birdie, and bird - can be hit in the air by players. In sports like badminton and tennis, a shuttlecock or birdie is hit back and forth across the net. Similarly, in sports like baseball or cricket, players hit a ball (also known as a bird) in the air. Therefore, all of the options mentioned can be hit in the air by players.Rate this question:
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The service must be served how?
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Overhand above the head
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Over hand below the waist Overhand below the waist
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Underhand below the waist
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Backhand below the waist
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A & B
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C & D
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A. Backhand below the waistExplanation
In many racket sports like badminton, the serve must be delivered underhand and below the waist to ensure fairness and maintain the integrity of the game. This rule prevents players from gaining an undue advantage by serving in a way that is difficult for the opponent to return.Rate this question:
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Court size for doubles is ________.
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44 X 20Explanation
The correct answer is 44 X 20. This means that the court size for doubles is 44 feet wide and 20 feet long. In doubles, there are two players on each side of the court, so a larger court size is required to accommodate the additional players and allow for more movement and gameplay.Rate this question:
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To start a game you must do this.
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Introduce yourself to the competetor/ hand shake/ "good luck"Explanation
This answer suggests that in order to start a game, it is necessary to introduce oneself to the competitor, shake hands, and wish them good luck. These actions are commonly seen as a polite and sportsmanlike gesture before engaging in a competitive activity. It helps to establish a friendly and respectful atmosphere between the participants, promoting fair play and camaraderie throughout the game.Rate this question:
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The serve must be hit __________ into the opponents court.
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diagnallyExplanation
The serve must be hit diagonally into the opponent's court.Rate this question:
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If the birdie hits the net, during play, and goes over the net you should do what?
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Hit it back to your opponentExplanation
If the birdie hits the net during play and goes over the net, you should hit it back to your opponent. This is because the birdie is still in play and it is your responsibility to return it to your opponent's side of the court. Failing to do so would result in the point being awarded to your opponent.Rate this question:
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When the shuttle hits a line, it is considered ___________.
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goodExplanation
When the shuttle hits a line, it is considered "good." This means that the shuttlecock has landed within the boundaries of the court, specifically on or touching the line. In badminton, hitting the shuttlecock on or inside the lines is considered a valid shot, and the player earns a point for it. Therefore, when the shuttle hits a line, it is deemed as a good shot.Rate this question:
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