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1. The primary objective of badminton is to hit the shuttlecock into the opponent's court.

2. In a standard badminton singles match, there is one player on each side.

3. In doubles, a team can make a maximum of three hits before the shuttle must go over the net.

4. Yes, a player is allowed to reach over the net to hit the shuttle.

5. The correct serving rotation in doubles is from the backcourt to the frontcourt.

6. A standard badminton game is won by the first side to reach 21 points.

7. If the shuttle lands on the line during play, it's considered in.

8. A let is declared in badminton when there is a dispute between players.

9. A player is allowed one consecutive serve in badminton.

10. There is no minimum height for the serve in badminton.

11. The standard height of the badminton net at the center is 1.9 meters.

12. A standard badminton court for doubles play is 6 meters wide.

13. The tramlines on a badminton court mark the boundary of the court.

14. A standard shuttlecock is made with 16 feathers.

15. The correct angle for the racket face when hitting the shuttle is 45 degrees.

16. Players can only switch sides during a game during the interval between games.

17. The lines on a standard badminton court are white.

18. The front service line marks the boundary for the frontcourt during serves.

19. The rear service line marks the boundary for the backcourt during serves.

20. The shuttle should be hit above the head when serving.

21. If a player touches the net with their racket or body during play, a point is awarded to the opponent.

22. No, a player cannot hit the shuttle twice in succession during a rally.

23. A player is considered "out" of bounds when the shuttlecock lands outside the boundaries.

24. The consequence of serving from the wrong service court is a loss of point.

25. In doubles, if the server serves from the right service court, the receiver must return the serve to the
left service court.

26. A let is called in badminton when there is a dispute between players.

27. The maximum time allowed between points in a badminton match is 15 seconds.

28. If the shuttle hits the line during play, it's considered in.
29. The penalty for deliberately distracting an opponent is a loss of point.

30. If a player's racket touches the net while making a stroke, it results in a loss of point.

A player with good agility is more likely to excel in badminton.

In badminton, the grip of the racket has a significant impact on a player's performance.

It is acceptable to lift the shuttle using an underarm stroke during a badminton match.

A powerful smash is not necessarily more effective in doubles than in singles in badminton.

Players are allowed to change their grip during a rally in badminton.

Drop shots are primarily defensive moves in badminton.

The serving side does not always begin the rally with a serve to the opponent's left service court in
doubles.

In badminton, a player cannot hit the shuttle before it crosses the net during a serve.

Badminton players with excellent anticipation skills indeed have an advantage in the game.

A player is not allowed to touch the net with their body or racket during a rally in badminton.