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Badminton

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Do you have to be serving to score? No
Does a player serve underhand, overhand, or it doesn't matter? Underhand
Is the first serve of the game served from the right hand court, the left hand court, or where ever the best server is? Right
Which type of shot travels high to the back of the court? clear shot
Which type of shot travels very fast from high to low in the opponent's court? smash
Which type of shot travels fast and stays about the same height as when it was hit? drive
Which type of shot falls just pat the net? drop shot
Is the SINGLES serving area "long and narrow" ,"short and wide", or "long and wide"? long and narrow
Is the DOUBLES serving area? "long and narrow" ,"short and wide", or "long and wide"? short and wide
Does a serve need to land "before" or "beyond" the short service line? beyond
Are the doubles sidelines the narrow or wide sidelines? wide
Are the singles sidelines the narrow or wide sidelines? narrow
Is the back boundary line for DOUBLES SERVES the very back line on the court or the shorter back line? the shorter back line
Is the back boundary line for doubles play also used as the back boundary line for singles play? yes
Is the first serve of the game played from the right side of the court or the left side of the court? right
If player A is the first server of the game (team AB) and serves to player C (of team CD). Who will be the 2nd server of the game (when A is finished serving)? D
How many points does it take to win a badminton game? 21
If the shuttle hits the net as it crosses the net, it is a fault (missed shot) or playable? playable
If a shuttle lands on the line, is it "in" or "out"? in
Name 2 common doubles strategies. 1) Front and back 2)Side by side
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