3.

Present the facilities and equipment of badminton using the format below: (10 points)
Lines and Areas Dimensions/ Use and/or Description
of the Court and Measurements
Playing
Equipment

Short 6.5 feet from the line.  It is a line 6ft 6in from the net,
Service Line which the serve must reach to be
legal. This line marks the non-
volley zone or fore- court of the
playing area.
 Marked 1 foot 4.5 inches from the It is sometimes referred to as long
Side Line for edge of the side line. and narrow. Singles sideline–The
singles sideline designates the
Singles out- of-bounds for singles play.
Side Line for  0.76 meters (2 ft 6 inch) from the Taken together with the
Doubles back boundary outermost (doubles) side lines,
these make narrow alley shapes
along the sides of the court.
Back Boundary  Marked 2 feet 4.5 inches inside the The back boundary line at each
Line and Long back boundary line. end of the court, parallel to the
Service Line for net. It serves as the long service
Singles line for the singles play. A line two
and a half feet inside the baseline
serves as the long service line for
doubles.
Long Service Marked 2 feet 4.5 inches inside the The line, which the serve should
Line for Doubles back boundary line. not cross, to be legal is called the
long service line.
6 feet 6 inch from the net, and by The line that separates the left
the outer side and back boundaries. and right service courts.
Center Line

Side Lines  22 feet by 20 feet area on each
side of the net.
All of the feathers are with the same
Shuttlecock length, and must be between 64mm
and 70mm. The feather tips form a
diameter of 58mm to 68mm.
Racket The racket frame cannot be longer
than 27.2 inches, and the width of
the head should be 9.2 inches or
less. The stringed area may not be
more than 11.2 inches long and 8.8
inches wide.
The lines at the sides of the court.
The object made of cork and 16
goose feathers that players volley
across the net.
A badminton racket is lightweight
and may be made of wood,
aluminum, or synthetic material
such as graphite or carbon. The
racket is flat and the strings are
crossed in a uniform pattern all
over the head, with no variation.