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Underarm and overhead clears to maintain a rally

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Underarm and overhead clears to maintain a rally”, 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

When playing modified half court games, in which direction do you serve?
Which serve requires a powerful flick of the wrist and high follow through?
What should you do with your index finger on the grip?
What is it called if your opponent doesn’t even get their racket to your serve?
What is it called if you hit a high defensive shot from above your head?
Achieving a long rally requires internal drive and what?
What grip should be avoided at all times?
What body position helps get power?

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