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Outwitting your opponents to win a point in doubles

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Outwitting your opponents to win a point in doubles”, from the unit “Net and wall games: technical proficiency and problem solving through badminton” (Year 8 Physical education) by Oak National Academy.

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8 questions

What is the shot called when you hit the shuttle from the back of the court to go just over the net?
What is the attacking shot where you flick your wrist to hit the shuttle steeply down over the net called?
What is a common mistake made with how beginners sometimes hold the racket?
How is wrong footing your opponent to start moving to the wrong place achieved?
If it is your serve and the score is 3-7 then which side do you serve from?
If you are serving and the score is 3-7 but you lose the point, what score is called next?
What is the best formation if you are defending?
What word means appropriate and respectful play within the rules and unwritten code of the game?

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