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Serving long and short

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Serving long and short”, from the unit “Non-examined assessment: badminton practical” (Year 10 Physical education) by Oak National Academy.

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8 questions

If the shuttle hits the line as it lands in badminton, what does this mean?
Serving in singles in badminton uses which tramlines?
If you win the point in singles, who serves next?
Hitting the shuttle on which side of the body describes a forehand for a right handed player?
What shot is your opponent likely to play if you serve high and close to the net?
Why should you pause just prior to serving?
If you start the rally with a low serve, where on the court should you be planning to hit your next shot?
What happens if you make contact with the shuttle above your waist on the serve?

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