This document appears to be a midterm examination for a physical education course focusing on badminton. The exam contains 30 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of badminton skills, shots, stances, serves, grips and strategies. It will be used to evaluate students and assign a score for the midterm.
This document appears to be a midterm examination for a physical education course focusing on badminton. The exam contains 30 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of badminton skills, shots, stances, serves, grips and strategies. It will be used to evaluate students and assign a score for the midterm.
This document appears to be a midterm examination for a physical education course focusing on badminton. The exam contains 30 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of badminton skills, shots, stances, serves, grips and strategies. It will be used to evaluate students and assign a score for the midterm.
This document appears to be a midterm examination for a physical education course focusing on badminton. The exam contains 30 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of badminton skills, shots, stances, serves, grips and strategies. It will be used to evaluate students and assign a score for the midterm.
I. Multiple Choice. Read each question carefully. Write c. Forehand drop shot the letter of the correct answer before the number. d. Forehand shot 1. The wrapping around the handle of the racket is 10. It is an offensive shot and has a flat or downwards called __________? trajectory. a. grip a. Forehand net brush shot b. hold b. Forehand service shot c. stance c. Forehand drop shot d. serve d. Forehand drive shot 2. A type of grip where the thumb is on the middle line 11. It is seen as very defensive, the easiest to master, of the handle. and the quick solution that ends up being bad long a. Backhand grip term. b. Forehand grip a. Forehand net lift shot c. Panhandle grip b. Forehand drop shot d. Universal grip c. Forehand drive shot 3. Which grip serves as a reference point to learn other d. Forehand shot and more complex grips? 12. An attacking shot that is usually played from the a. Backhand grip sides of the court when the shuttlecock has fallen b. Forehand grip too low for it to be returned with a smash. c. Panhandle grip a. Forehand drive shot d. Universal grip b. Forehand drop shot 4. This grip is mainly used for forehand shots in c. Forehand service shot front of your body where the thumb and the d. Forehand brush shot finger pinch the top of the racket. 13. This badminton serve during singles play to move a. Bevel grip your opponent as far back in court as possible, thus opening up his court. b. Forehand grip a. High serve c. Panhandle grip b. Low serve d. Universal grip c. Middle Low Serve 5. This grip is used to return a shot coming towards you d. Middle high serve on the opposite side of your master hand. 14. To hit the bird to the opponent’s side in order to a. Backhand grip start a play. b. Forehand grip a. Rally c. Panhandle grip b. Smash d. Universal grip c. Stance 6. A return made with the back of the hand facing the d. Serve direction of the stroke. 15. Which serve will you use if you want your opponent a. Forehand shot to lift the shuttlecock? b. Backhand shot a. High serve c. Forehand drop shot b. Middle high serve d. Backhand drop shot c. Low serve 7. Any shot that is done on the racket side of the body d. Middle Low Serve or on top of head and it is performed with a 16. A shot hit softly to fall rapidly and close to the net in forehand grip. the opponent’s court. a. Backhand shot a. Drop shot b. Forehand shot b. Clear shot c. Forehand service shot c. Drive shot d. Backhand brush shot d. Smash 8. A shot that enables players to move their opponent 17. A shot deep into the opponent’s court. to the front court. This will either win a point or a. Clear shot create space in the mid and back court to exploit. b. Drive shot a. Forehand drop shot c. Drop shot b. Forehand service shot d. Smash c. Forehand shot 18. A forceful horizontal stroke that is straight and close d. Forehand net lift shot to the net is called _____________? 9. A type of service that requires a forehand grip is a. Clear shot called _______________ ? b. Drive shot a. Forehand service shot c. Drop shot d. Smash 19. What shot is also being called “kill”? c. Shadow formation a. Clear shot d. Vertical formation b. Drive shot c. Drop shot d. Smash 20. What stance allows a badminton player to return a short or high lift from your opponent. a. Attacking stance b. Defensive stance c. Receiving stance d. Net stance 21. Which of the following skills allows a badminton player to defend and attack effectively? a. Grip b. Footwork c. Shot d. Stance 22. Which stance allows the player to cover wider angles of the court? a. Attacking stance b. Defensive stance c. Net stance d. Receiving stance 23. Which of the following stance requires no movement prior to service? a. Attacking stance b. Defensive stance c. Net stance d. Receiving stance 24. Which of the following stance enables you to take the shuttle at the highest point when you’re at the net? a. Attacking stance b. Defensive stance c. Net stance d. Receiving stance 25. A skill in badminton that allows the player to move and cover the badminton court. a. Grip b. Footwork c. Shot d. Stance 26. Who among these types of players uses the strategy of wearing down their opponent? a. Attacking player b. Defensive player c. Controlling player d. Advance player 27. This type of player aims to prevent the opponent from being in a good attacking position. a. Advance player b. Attacking player c. Controlling player d. Defensive player 28. A player who prefers to play fast-paced game and tend to be very aggressive is called ____________? a. Advance player b. Attacking player c. Controlling player d. Defensive player 29. A formation where one player stands behind his partner is called _________________? a. Attacking formation b. Defensive formation c. Vertical formation d. Shadow formation 30. Which badminton formation requires the players to stand side by side to cover their respective areas? a. Attacking formation b. Defensive formation