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ACROSS: DOWN:
1. Another name for the back boundary line. 2. Between the doubles back service line and the
5. An extension of the width of the count by 1’6” singles back service line.
on both sides . 3. Officially known as shuttlecock. Reffered to as
6. Holding the shuttle on the racket during a shuttle.
stroke. Also called a “sling” or a “throw”. 4. Placing the racket in front of the shuttle and
9. Position in which a player stands in relation to letting it rebound into the opponent’s side of the
the court, net, opponent and shuttle. court.
11. Action of striking the shuttle with the racket. 7. Rapid returns made by players.
14. Term of service. 8. High, deep shot to the back boundary line.
15. A ____ consists of 15 points in doubles and 11 10. Method of extending games by increasing the
points in singles. number of points necessary to win tied games.
17. Poor shot which makes a “kill” easy. 12. Side receiving the serve.
22. Act of putting the shuttle into play. 13. A hart hit horizontal flight over the net.
25. Game of four players, two on each team. 16. Games played with partners of the opposite
27. Any violation of the rules. sex.
28. Best two out of three games. 18. An alert body position that allows quick
30. Hard hit overhead shot which forces the movement in any direction.
shuttle sharply downward. The main attacking 19. Made from below and very close to the net
stroke. with the shuttle just clearing the net and
31. Fast downward shot which usually cannot be dropping sharply downward.
returned. 20. A stroke hit with very little speed that falls
32. Also called a clear, high clear, or a driven clear very close to the net on the opponents side.
that goes over the opponent’s head. 21. Hitting the shuttle twice in the same stroke.
33. Side having the right to serve. 23. Ideal court spot for awaiting the opponent’s
34. The loss of serve in double. return.
24. Game involving two players, one on each side
of the court.
26. Loss of serve given when the serving side fails
to score.
29. Play that is allowed to be re-played.
35. No score, the score at the beginning of the
game and after “setting” the score.