Badminton Skills/Shots
Badminton Rules
Badminton Grips/Equipment
Badminton History
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100
The two types of serves.
Forehand and Backhand Serve
100
A match is won when you win ____ out of _____ games.
2 out of 3 games.
100
Another name for "Birdie"
Shuttle or Shuttlecock
100
This country played the first games of Badminton in the 12th century.
China
100
The Olympics happen every _______ years.
4 years.
200
The type of shot that is used to hit the birdie high and deep to the opponent’s back court.
Clear Shot
200
The amount of points you need to get to win a game.
15 old rules
21 new rules.
200
Instead of plastic, Birdies are also made of real _______.
Feathers.
200
The game that we know today as badminton was first played in _________ in 1873 by soldiers returning from military service in India.
England
200
The first 3 P.E. Rules
Respect, Safety, and (Participation) Be Responsible
300
This Badminton shot is similar to doing a "Spike" in volleyball.
The "Smash" Shot
300
To amount of points you need to win by to win a game.
2 points
300
This grip is similar to a "Handshake".
Forehand Grip
300
The first international badminton competition was played in ________.
Ireland
300
Mr. Parada's favorite soccer team.
Juventus
400
This Badminton shot is when the birdie slightly goes over the net.
Net-Drop or Drop Shot
400
The amount of hits you have to get the birdie over the net.
1 hit only.
400
This grip shown is the ________.
Backhand Grip
(Similar to holding a Pan)
400
The original name of Badminton when it was first played.
"Poona"
400
The Grip similar to "holding a hammer".
The Pandhandle Grip
500
This Forehand shot goes in a straight line over the net.
Drive Shot
500
On a Serve, the racquet head must be below the level of the server’s hand while the birdie is hit below _____ level.
Waist
500
This grip shown is the _______.
Ridge/Bevel Grip
500
Badminton is an Olympic Sport. True or False?
True
500
Mr. Parada's favorite hobby/hidden talent.
Play Electric Guitar