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Which service court do you serve/receive from when the server has an even score (0, 2, 4, etc.)?
A
Right service court
B
Left Service court
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Which service court do you serve/receive from when the server has an even score (0, 2, 4, etc.)?
Right service court
Left Service court
Which of the following is considered a fault?
Striking the shuttle above the head on a return.
Striking the shuttle above the waist on a serve.
Striking a shuttle that is going out of bounds.
Striking a shuttle in a downward motion on a return.
What is the width of the doubles service court?
20 feet
15 feet
17 feet
22 feet
The height of a regulation net in the middle of the court is what?
4 feet
4 feet, 6 inches
5 feet, 4 inches
5 feet
The doubles court is shorter than the singles court
Statement is true
Statement is false
In doubles play, no receiver may receive 2 consecutive serves
Statement is true
Statement is false
If the shuttle lands on a boundary line it is considered a fault
Statement is true
Statement is false
If the shuttle hits the net on a serve and goes over, landing in the appropriate service court, it is called
Fault
Point
Miss
Let
If a game is tied at 14 points, the first team to reach 14 may:
Set the game at 3 more points.
Decide to just play to 15.
Both A and B are correct
None of the above are correct
Any portion of the shuttle may be struck during a serve
Statement is true
Statement is false
A point is scored on every volley, no matter who served
Statement is true
Statement is false
A point is awarded when the returner:
Hits the shuttle out-of-bounds.
Fails to return the shuttle over the net.
Commits a fault.
All of the above.
The winner of mens singles, mens doubles, or womens doubles, is the first to points?
15
21
11
10
The winner of a womens singles game is the first to ............... points?
15
21
11
10