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1
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a team sport played by two teams of five players on a rectangular court. A game played between two teams of five players in which goals are scored by throwing a ball through a netted hoop fixed above each end of the court.

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Basketball

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Basketball was invented in

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1891

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Basketball was invented by

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Dr. James Naismith

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4
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Basketball was first played on

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December 21 1891

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5
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How many rules was the first basketball

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13

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6
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how many players were present with the first basketball game

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9 vs 9

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7
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The very first ball that used was a ____________ _______until actual “basketball” was invented.

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soccer ball

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8
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The basketball was slightly smaller, about

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thirty inches in diameter

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9
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the first basketball was manufactured and made of laced leather

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1894

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10
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The molded version of a basketball was invented in

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1948

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11
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two peach baskets that were hung from the balcony of the gym

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First basketball baskets

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12
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the peach baskets were replaced by metal baskets with holes in the bottom.

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1906

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13
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a hoop with a net was invented so the basketball could fall freely to the ground.

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1913

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14
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The first backboard was constructed out of wire mesh, and then wood

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1893

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15
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How many periods are there in FIBA?

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4

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16
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How many periods are there in NBA?

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4

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17
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Duration of Periods FIBA?

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10 mins

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18
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Duration of Periods NBA

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12 mins

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19
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Is Touch Ball On/Above Cylinder allowed in FIBA?

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yes

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20
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Is Touch Ball On/Above Cylinder allowed in NBA?

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not allowed

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21
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Number of Referees in FIBA

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2

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22
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Number of Referees in NBA

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3

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23
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Size of Basketball FIBA

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Maximum Circumference 78 cm (30.7”)

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24
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Size of Basketball NBA

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Around channels
29 1/2” to 29 3/4”
Across channels
29 5/8” to 29 7/8”

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25
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Legal Jersey Numbers FIBA

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4 to 15

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26
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Legal Jersey Numbers NBA

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all no allowed

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27
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equipment needed in Basketball

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  1. BASKETBALL
  2. HOOP
  3. BASKETBALL COURT
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28
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29.5 inches
74.5cm

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SIZE 7

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29
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28.5 inches
72cm

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SIZE 6

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30
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27 inches
68.3cm

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SIZE 5

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31
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Best For:
Males 12 & Over

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SIZE 7

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32
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Best For:
Males 12 & Over
Males 9-12

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SIZE 6

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33
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Best For:
Girls 9 & Under Boys 9 & Under

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SIZE 5

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34
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BASIC SKILLS NEEDED IN BASKETBALL

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  1. BALL HANDLING
  2. PASSING
    a. Chest Pass
    b. Bounce Pass
    c. Overhead Pass
  3. DRIBBLING
  4. BLOCKING
  5. SHOOTING
    a. set shot
    b. lay up
    c. jump shot
    d. hook shot
    e. slam dunk
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35
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Rebounds which the ball is recovered by the offensive side and does not change possession.

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OFFENSIVE REBOUND

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36
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Rebounds which in the defending team gains possession of the loose ball.

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DEFENSIVE REBOUND

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37
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is the extension of the coach on the court. They’re the ones that direct the team and decide which plays the team is going to run.

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POINT GUARD

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38
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In basketball whose chief role is as an outside shooter and main objective is to score points for their team and steal the ball on defense.

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SHOOTING GUARD

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39
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forward who is typically smaller than a power forward, and is often more agile and a better shot.

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SMALL FORWARD

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40
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large forward who plays in the low post and typically has good rebounding skills.

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POWER FORWARD

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41
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normally the tallest player on the team, and often has a great deal of strength and body mass as well

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CENTER

42
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Violations in basketball

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  1. WALKING OR TRAVELING (NOT BOUNCING THE BALL WHILE WALKING)
  2. FIVE SECOND VIOLATION
  3. DOUBLE DRIBBLE
  4. CARRYING OR PALMING THE BALL
  5. KICKING (INTENTIONALLY KICKING THE BALL)
  6. OVER AND BACK (HALF-COURT VIOLATION)
  7. THREE SECOND VIOLATION
  8. OFFENSIVE
  9. DEFENSIVE
43
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Fouls in Basketball

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  1. HAND CHECK
  2. CHARGING OR PLAYER CONTROL FOUL
  3. HOLDING
  4. INTENTIONAL FOUL
  5. BLOCKING
  6. TECHNICAL FOUL OR “T”
  7. PUSHING
44
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Other signals in Basketball

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  1. JUMP BALL
  2. NO SCORE
  3. 30 SECONDS TIME OUT
  4. START CLOCK
  5. THREE POINT ATTEMPT
  6. STOP CLOCK
  7. THREE POINT SCORE
45
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is considered one of the best basketball players around the world. The record score of 5,987 made him a legend in the world of basketball

A

Michael Jordan

46
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In the very beginning the color of the basketball was

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brown

47
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slam dunks were considered illegal; nine years later it was legalized again.

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1967

48
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The first basketball game was held on

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Jan 20 1892

49
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Women’s basketball began in

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1892

50
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The game was made an official Olympic game in

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Berlin Germany, 1936

51
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holds the record for most points scored in his 20-year career at 38,387 points

A

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

52
Q

Never _________ about _________ work for it

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Dream
Success

53
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a tennis- like game played with light stroke rackets that are used to strike a shuttlecock (a feather cork missile) back and forth, before it hits the ground across a high net within a rectangular court.

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Badminton

54
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*Badminton originated from the ancient civilizations of

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Europe mainly England

55
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was brought to England about

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1870

56
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The game was learned in India as

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poona

57
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first Open Tournament was held at Guilford

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March 1898

58
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Denmark, USA, and Canada became ardent followers of the game during the

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1930

59
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the International Badminton Federation was formed

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1934

60
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Father of Indonesian Badminton

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Dick Suderman

61
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Badminton was introduced as a Commonwealth Games program sport in

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Kingston Jamaica in 1966

62
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Badminton became an Olympic sport in Barcelona, Spain with the introduction of singles and doubles disciplines.

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1992

63
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quite light and can be made of wood, aluminum, metal or synthetic material such as graphite of carbon.

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badminton racket

64
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It is made up of 14-16 goose feathers and is firmly in a leather covered cork head. It weighs from 4.74-5.50 g

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shuttlecock

65
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should stand 1.55m (5ft. 1 in) in height from the surface of the court.

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posts

66
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height from the floor is 5ft. (1.524m) in the center and 5ft 1in (1.55m) at the post. A measuring rod, 5ft long, should be kept by the umpires chair to facilitate regular testing

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net

67
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a line perpendicular to the net that separates the left and right service courts.

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Center Line

68
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the area of a play, as defined by the outer boundary lines.

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Court

69
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a violation of the playing rules, either in serving, receiving, or during play.

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Fault

70
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the front third of the court, between the net and the short service line.

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Forecourt

71
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any incident that interferes with plays and requires the replay of a point.

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Let

72
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In singles, the back boundary line. In doubles a line 2% ft. inside the back boundary line. The serve may not go past this line.

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Long service line

73
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series of games to determine a winner.

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Match

74
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exchange of shots while the shuttle is in play.

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Rally

75
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all shots played on the racket right side of the body.
Applies the shake hand style

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Forehand Stroke

76
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all shots played on non - racket left side of the body. Applies the grip style.

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Backhand Stroke

77
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shot kill a downward trajectory; includes smashes; half smashes and drives.

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Attacking shots

78
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type of shot executed by holding the racket, stationary in the path of a smashed shuttle so that it rebounds into the opponent’s court.

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Block

79
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a shot hit high and near the opponent back boundary line.

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Clear

80
Q

also called a put away. A smash that cannot be returned.

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Kill

81
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hit a shuttle in with an upward trajectory; a defensive return

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Lift

82
Q

shot from the hit from the frontcourt, most often a drop shot, or under hand clear

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netshot

83
Q

shot used to put the shuttle into the play at the start of each point.

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serve

84
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also known as overhead, a stroke played from the height above the head

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overhead

85
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designates a score of zero.

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Love

86
Q

called when both opponents and teams have a score of zero.

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Love all

87
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is called for the serving player or team.

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In side

88
Q

called for the receiving player or team

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Out side

89
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the point that a server won which results to the server’s winning the match.

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Game point

90
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4 basic strokes in badminton

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  1. Clear
  2. Drop
  3. Dive
  4. Smash
91
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also called lob. The shuttle soars in a high arc and falls into the court behind the opponent

A

Clear

92
Q

a shot hit so that it barely clears the net, and falls rapidly in the opponent court between the net and the short service line.

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Drop

93
Q

a hard stroke hit on a straight line. This is a fast moving shuttle that follows a horizontal path from one court to the other.

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Dive

94
Q

An overhead shot fit forcefully at a steep downward angle; the primary offensive shot in badminton.

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Smash

95
Q

the art of deceiving ones opponent by feinting or by disguising a shots direction until the least match.

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Deception

96
Q

the state of being on the attack; a style of play consisting mainly of attacking clears, fast drops, drives, and smashes.

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offense

97
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is the overall charge of the tournament or event.

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referee

98
Q

is in charge of the match, the court, and its immediate surroundings

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umpire

99
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shall call service faults made by the server.

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service judge

100
Q

shall indicate whether a shuttle is “in” or “out”

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line judge

101
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A

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