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 What is track and field?
Where did track originate?
3. This are used for track athletes who run in
relay events.
4. It helps you to push off more quickly to get
running at top speed more quickly.
5. It is the part of a high jump or pole vault
that you physically jump over
These are the physical piece of equipment
that athletes have to jump over to complete
a race.
7. The sport of competing in track and field
events.
It is a sport in which competitors jump
over a bar that is raised until only one
competitor can jump over it.
A runner has finished a race when which
part of his/her body crosses the finish line?
Which of the following is a track event?
1. As with all sports there is a governing body.
What is the governing body of badminton?
Badminton World Federation
2. How many feathers should be in a shuttle? 16
3. The net shall be 760 mm in depth and at least
6.1 meters wide.
4. Badminton originated from a sport called
poona. What country did poona originate in?
India
5. When the shuttle travels flat across the court, it
is known as a what? Drive
6. What are the boundaries for the entire length
and width of an official singles badminton
court? 44 feet by 17 feet
7. How many times can you contact the
birdie on your side on the return? 2
8. Which one of these are not parts of a
racket? Throat
9. In Badminton this is the hit that begins
each play. SERVE
10. You need to use Forehand grip to hit
Forehand shots
11. A sequence of one or more strokes starting
with the service, until the shuttle ceases to
be in play. RallY
12. The shuttle soars high in a high arc and
falls into the court behind the opponent.
Clear
13. Any shot played as near to the net as
possible, controlled by wrist and forearm.
Drop
14. With the racket head perpendicular to the
floor, shake hands with the grip so the “V”
formed by the thumb and forefinger is on
the top of the handle. Backhand Grip
15. Both singles and doubles games are won
with 21 points. True
16. The bird must be contacted above the
waist. False
17. A bird that touches the net on the serve and
goes into the proper service court is legal.
False
18. It is a play allowed to be replayed. LET
19. A powerful overhand stroke that sends the
bird downward over the net. Smash
20. The player who puts the bird in play.
Server
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