Badminton

In Badminton, the playing area is called a court.

In Badminton, a match is played between two players or two pairs of players.

The shuttlecock is a small, feathered projectile used in Badminton.

In Badminton, a game is won when a player or pair reaches 21 points.

In Badminton, the Rally Point System is used, where a player scores a point on every rally, regardless of who served.

In Badminton, the serve is the stroke used to start a rally.

In Badminton, a clear is a stroke used to hit the shuttlecock high and deep into the opponent's court.

In Badminton, a drop is a stroke used to hit the shuttlecock softly and close to the net.

In Badminton, a smash is a stroke used to hit the shuttlecock hard and fast towards the opponent's court.

In Badminton, a net shot is a stroke used to hit the shuttlecock softly over the net.

In Badminton, a double hit is a rule that prevents a player from hitting the shuttlecock twice in a row.

In Badminton, a below the waist rule prevents a player from hitting the shuttlecock below the waist.

In Badminton, an out of bounds rule prevents a player from hitting the shuttlecock outside of the court.

In Badminton, a net fault rule prevents a player from hitting the shuttlecock into the net.

In Badminton, an obstruction rule prevents a player from obstructing the opponent's view of the shuttlecock.