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1. When was badminton officially recognized as a sport?

a.19th century c. 21st century

b. 20th century d. 18th century

2. What material were the earliest badminton shuttlecocks typically made of?

a.leather c. feathers

b. plastic d. wood

3. Which country is credited with popularizing badminton during the 19th century?

a. china c. india

b. England d. indonesia

4. What distinguishes the rules of badminton from other racquet sports?

a. use of a net c. shuttlecock instead of a ball

b. smaller playing area d players' positions on the court

5. Which of the following skills is crucial for success in badminton?

a speed c strength

b strategy d all of the above

6. How does badminton contribute to physical fitness compared to other sports?

a. it improves agility and reflexes more effectively.

b. it enhances cardiovascular endurance better.

c. it builds muscle strength more efficiently.

d. it has similar fitness benefits to other sports.

7.what is the standard weight of a badminton shuttlecock?

a. 3-4 grams c.10-12 grams

b. 5-6 grams d. 15-16 grams

8. why are badminton rackets typically strung with synthetic strings?

a. they are more durable. c. they offer greater control.

b. they provide better power. d. they are cheaper.

9. which grip is commonly used for executing overhead shots in badminton?

a.forehand grip c. panhandle grip

b. backhand grip d. continental grip

 10.how does the flexibility of a badminton racket affect gameplay?

a.more flexible rackets provide greater power.

b. less flexible rackets offer better control.

c.flexibility does not impact gameplay.

d. flexibility affects the durability of the racket.

11.which type of footwear is most suitable for playing badminton on indoor courts?

a. running shoes c.tennis shoes

b.basketball shoes d. badminton shoes

11.how does the weight of a badminton racket impact player performance?

a. heavier rackets provide better maneuverability.

b. lighter rackets offer more power in shots.

c. weight does not affect player performance.

d. both heavier and lighter rackets have their advantages.

12. what is the primary material used to make badminton shuttlecocks?

a. plastic c.nylon

b. feather d. cork

13. why do professional players often carry multiple badminton rackets during matches?

a. to have spares in case of string breakage c. to show off to the audience

b. to match with their outfit d. to confuse their opponents

14. which part of the shuttlecock is hit during a badminton match?

a. cork base c. plastic top

b. feathers d. both a and b

15.how does the grip size of a badminton racket affect player comfort?

a. larger grips provide more control. c. grip size does not impact player
comfort.

b. smaller grips offer better maneuverability. d. grip size affects wrist strain.

15. which feature of badminton shoes is essential for preventing injuries?

a. high ankle support c. thick sole cushioning

b. lightweight design d. breathable mesh

16. how does the balance of a badminton racket influence player performance?

a. head-heavy rackets offer more power. c. balanced rackets are more

versatile.
 b. head-light rackets provide better control. d. both a and b

17. What is the term used to describe a powerful overhead shot aimed steeply
downwards in badminton?

a) Drop shot c) Clear

b) Smash d) Drive

18. What is the term for a softly hit shot that falls just over the net in badminton?

a) Drive c) Smash

b) Drop shot d) Clear

19. Which term refers to a high, deep shot hit to the back of the opponent's court in
badminton?

a) Smash c) Clear

b) Drop shot d) Drive

20. Which term describes a fast and flat shot that travels parallel to the ground in
badminton?

a) Clear c) Smash

b) Drive d) Drop shot

21.What is the term used for a delicate shot played from the forecourt, just clearing the
net and landing close to it?

a) Drop shot c) Net Shot

b) Smash d) Clear

22. What do you call a sequence of shots exchanged between players until a point is
scored or the rally ends?

a) Fault c) Let

b) Rally d) Shuttlecock

22. What is the projectile used in badminton called?

a) Shuttlecock c) Birdie

b) Racket d) Ball

23. Why might a player lose a point due to a violation of the rules in badminton?

a) Fault c) Smash

b) Let d) Drive

24. What is the term for a situation where the rally is stopped and replayed due to
interference or other unforeseen circumstances in badminton?

a) Let c) Fault
 b) Drop shot d) Drive

24. What is the primary material used to make shuttlecocks in badminton?

a) Plastic c) Feather

b) Nylon d) Cork

25. What is the term for a badminton match played with two players on each side of
the court?

a) Singles c) Partners

b) Doubles d) Team play

26. How might a player stop their opponent's powerful smash shot effectively?

a) Drop shot c) Smash

b) Clear d) Drive

27. How many players are allowed on each side of the court during a standard doubles
badminton match

a) 1 c) 3

b) 2 d) 4

28.What is the minimum height of the net in badminton?

a) 1 meter c) 1.5 meters

b) 1.25 meters d) 1.55 meters

29. During a serve in badminton, which body part must remain in contact with the
court?

a) Hand c) Knee

b) Foot d) Head

What is the penalty if a player touches the net with their racket during a rally?

a) Let c) Point awarded to the opponent

b) Fault d) Replay the point

30. What is the decision if a shuttlecock lands on the line during a rally?

a) It is considered in. c) It depends on the judgment of the players.

b) It is considered out. d) The point is replayed.

31. How does the service rotation work in doubles badminton?

a) Clockwise rotation after winning a point.

b) Counterclockwise rotation after winning a point.

c) Same server throughout the match.

 d) Rotation after losing a point.

32. In badminton, how many points are needed to win a set?

a) 15 c) 21

b) 20 d) 25

33. How many points must a player lead by to win a game in badminton?

a) 1 c) 3

b) 2 d) 4

34. If the score is tied at 20-20 in a game, how many points are needed to win?

a) 1 c) 3

b) 2 d) 4

35. What is the term used when a player reaches the score of 20 in a game?

a) Match point c) Advantage

b) Set point d) Deuce

36. During a serve in badminton, which body part must remain in contact with the
court?

a) Hand c) Knee

b) Foot d) Head

37. Which of the following is a recommended safety equipment for badminton players?

a) Knee pads c) Eye protection

b) Elbow braces d) Ankle support

38. Why is eye protection important in badminton?

a) To enhance performance c) To protect against shuttlecock impact

b) To prevent knee injuries d) To improve grip on the racket

39. How should players properly wear eye protection during a badminton game?

a) Worn upside down c) Worn over glasses, if needed

b) Worn on the wrist d) Worn only during breaks

40. What could happen if a player doesn't wear eye protection during a badminton
game?

a) Increased agility c) Risk of eye injury

b) Improved vision d) Enhanced hearing

41. Which other safety equipment might complement eye protection for a badminton
player?

a) Neck brace c) Mouthguard

 b) Wristbands d) Shin guards

42. How would you rate the effectiveness of wearing eye protection in preventing
badminton-related injuries?

a) Highly effective c) Somewhat effective

b) Moderately effective d) Not effective at all

43. Considering the potential risks of not wearing eye protection, what action should be
taken by badminton players?

a) Ignore the risk

b) Wear eye protection only during tournaments

c) Wear eye protection consistently during practice and games

d) Wear eye protection only if mandated by the league

44. In a high-level badminton match, what strategy might a player employ to exploit an
opponent's backhand weakness?

a) Execute drop shots to force their opponent to play backhand strokes

b) Engage in long rallies to tire out the opponent's backhand side

c) Focus on powerful smashes directed towards the opponent's backhand corner

d) Serve short to restrict the opponent's movement and expose their backhand
vulnerability

45.How does a player adjust their footwork to effectively return a deceptive cross-court
drop shot?

a) Pivot quickly on the front foot and lunge towards the shuttlecock

b) Shuffle sideways with short, rapid steps to cover the distance

c) Jump backwards to create space and time for a controlled return

d) Sprint diagonally towards the shuttlecock while maintaining balance

46. When facing a skilled opponent who frequently utilizes net shots, what strategic
approach should a player adopt to gain the upper hand?

a. Maintain a defensive stance to counter the opponent's net shots

b) Incorporate a mix of clears and drives to push the opponent away from the net

c) Execute cross-court smashes to catch the opponent off guard

d) Employ deceptive drops to lure the opponent into committing to the net

47.What mental attribute is crucial for a player to maintain composure during intense
rallies in a high-pressure badminton match?

a) Aggressiveness c) Patience

b) Tenacity d) Resilience
 48. How does a player exploit a momentary lapse in their opponent's positioning to
execute a successful cross-court smash?

a) Direct the shuttlecock towards the opponent's non-racket hand side

b) Observe the opponent's movement and anticipate their recovery time

c) Apply topspin to ensure the shuttlecock dips sharply over the net

d) Aim for the center of the opponent's court to maximize the angle

49. When defending against a powerful smash, what technical adjustment can a player
make to maximize the chances of returning the shot?

a) Lean forward and anticipate the trajectory of the shuttlecock

b) Use a backhand grip to improve racket control and accuracy

c) Position the racket slightly above the shuttlecock to absorb impact

d) Step back quickly to create space for a full swing

50. How can a player exploit an opponent's predictable shot patterns to gain a strategic
advantage during a match?

a) Vary shot selection and placement to disrupt the opponent's rhythm

b) Maintain a consistent playing style to minimize errors

c) Focus solely on defensive play to wear down the opponent

d) Increase shot speed and power to overwhelm the opponent