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Quiz 3 Flashcards

1
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2000 years ago badminton was called

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“the game of battledore and shuttlecock”

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when was badminton called “the game of battledore and shuttlecock”

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2000

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3
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Badminton was pre dominantly played in

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Ancient Greece, India and china.

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4
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Badminton was played in Ancient Greece, India and china. They were using a

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Paddle (battledore)

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5
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Badminton was called___ named from the the place Pune in india

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Poona Game

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It was called Poona Game, named from the the place

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Pune in india

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7
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First set of informal Badminton rules were formulated in ___ by the British colonists in 1867

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India

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First set of informal Badminton rules were formulated in india by the

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British colonists in 1867

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9
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In 1873, _______, Henry Somerset introduced the game to his guests at a lawn party

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The Duke of Beaufort

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10
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In 1873, The duke of Beaufort, _____ introduced the game to his guests at a lawn party

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Henry Somerset

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In _____, The duke of Beaufort, Henry Somerset introduced the game to his guests at a lawn party

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1873

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12
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In 1873, the duke of beaufort, Henry Somerset introduced the game to his guests at a

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lawn party

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13
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The name of duke’s estate was ______ and he called it “The Badminton game” Following the name of his state

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“The Badminton House”

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14
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The name of duke’s estate was the badminton house and he called it _____ Following the name of his estate

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“The Badminton game”

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15
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In____, The Badminton Association of England founded.

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1893

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16
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• In 1893, _______ founded.

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The Badminton Association of England

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17
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In____, first played the “All England open championship”

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1899

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18
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In 1899, first played the ____

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“All England open championship”

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19
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In____ International badminton federation was formed. It has 9 members. Denmark, England, Canada, Netherlands, France, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland and wales

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july 5, 1934

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20
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In july 5 1934, ______ was formed. It has 9 members. Denmark, England, Canada, Netherlands, France, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland and wales

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International badminton federation

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21
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In july 5 1934, international badminton federation was formed. It has____. Denmark, England, Canada, Netherlands, France, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland and wales

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9 members

22
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In july 5 1934, international badminton federation was formed. It has 9 members. ____

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Denmark, England, Canada, Netherlands, France, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland and wales

23
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_____ first appeared as a demonstration Sport at Munich olympic Games

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1972

24
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1972 first appeared as a ____ at Munich olympic Games

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demonstration Sport

25
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1972 first appeared as a demonstration sport at___

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Munich olympic Games

26
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____Included as an olympic sports at the barcelona Olympics.

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1992

27
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1992 Included as an ____ at the barcelona Olympics.

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olympic sports

28
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1992-Included as an olympic sports at____

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the barcelona Olympics.

29
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Width of a badminton court

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17’-20’ | 5.18-6.1 m

30
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Length of a badminton court

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44’ | 13.41 m

31
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Area of a badminton court:

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880 ft2 | 81.75 m2

32
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Width (Full/Doubles) of a badminton court:

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20’ | 6.1 m

33
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Width (Singles) of a badminton court:

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17’ | 5.18 m

34
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Clearances of a badminton court:

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2’ | .61 m

35
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Depth of a net in millimeter

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760 mm

36
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Height of a badminton net:

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5’1” | 1.55 m

37
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Width of a badminton net:

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20’ 6.1 m

38
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Height (Center) of a badminton net:

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5’ | 1.52 m

39
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Above Floor of a badminton net:

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2.5’ |.76 m

40
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Net Mesh of a badminton net:

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3/4” | 19 mm

41
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Width of a badminton racket:

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8.66”-9.06” | 220-230 mm

42
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Depth of a badminton racket handle:

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1” | 25.4 mm

43
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Length of a badminton racket:

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26.18”-26.77” | 665-680 mm

44
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Weight of a badminton racket:

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2.46-3.35 oz | 70-95 g

45
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Width of a badminton shuttlecock:

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2.28”-2.68” | 58-68 mm

46
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Weight of a badminton shuttlecock:

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.167-.194 oz | 4.75-5.5 g

47
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Head Diameter of a badminton shuttlecock:

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.98”-1.1” | 25-28 mm

48
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Feather Diameter of a badminton shuttlecock:

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2.28”-2.68” | 58-68 mm

49
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Head Height of a badminton shuttlecock:

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.9”-.98” | 23-25 mm

50
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Feather Length of a badminton shuttlecock:

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2.44”-2.76” | 62-70 mm

51
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Head Circumference of a badminton shuttlecock:

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3.09”-3.46” | 78.5-88 mm

52
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Feather Circumference of a badminton shuttlecock:

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7.17”-8.4” 182.2- 213.6 mm

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