Badminton Rules Introduction
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Badminton Rules Introduction
🏸 Part 1: Court Dimensions and Layout
The _________ divides the court in half and is 1.55 metres high at the ends. The _________ court is where you must serve the shuttlecock. The _________ marks the back boundary of the court, and the _________ mark the side boundaries.
⚖️ Part 2: Basic Rules and Faults
🏆 Part 3: Scoring System
Player A has 20 points and Player B has 19 points. Player A wins the next rally. The score is now _____ to _____. Does Player A win the game? _______ Why? _________________________________
A badminton match is played as the best of _____ games. This means a player must win _____ games to win the match. If the score reaches 20-20, play continues until one player leads by _____ points or reaches _____ points.
Game 1: Player A wins 21-18
Game 2: Player B wins 21-16
Game 3: Player A wins 21-19
Match winner: _____________ Final score: _____ games to _____ games
🤝 Part 4: Sportsmanship and Fair Play
🎯 Part 5: Reflection and Goal Setting
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