In doubles, what is it called when both players on one team hit the shuttlecock before it crosses the net?
Double hit
Let
Fault
None of the above
Correct Answer :
A. Double hit
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4
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Score as many aces as possible
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Score goals by hitting the shuttlecock with a racket
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Jump shot
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Out
Fault
Let
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In badminton, what is the area between the back boundary lines used for serving called?
Service box
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What is the term for a shot that is hit just above the net and travels quickly and sharply downward?
Smash
Drop shot
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How many times can the shuttlecock hit the net and still be considered in play?
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Twice
Three times
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Which shot is used to return a drop shot in badminton?
Block
Drive
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1
2
3
4
What is it called when the shuttlecock hits the net and lands in the proper court during a serve?
Let
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What is the weight of a standard badminton shuttlecock?
4-5 grams
8-9 grams
12-13 grams
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Smash
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Smash
Drop shot
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Smash
Drop shot
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