Pe I Final Review

Front 1

What two words are associated with the dimensions of the singles court in badminton?

Back 1

long, narrow

Front 2

What two words are associated with the dimensions of the doubles court in badminton?

Back 2

short, wide

Front 3

How do you decide which player/team serves in before a badminton game?

Back 3

spin the racquet or volley, and the winner gets to choose what side they want to be on and whether they will serve first or not

Front 4

How many points in a badminton game?

Back 4

15

Front 5

What must be true of a badminton serve in order for it to be "in?"

Back 5

cross-court

Front 6

How many turns does serving does each player per team get in an inning?

Back 6

one

Front 7

In the first inning of a badminton game, how do the partners share serving responsibilities? (Different from regular)

Back 7

Only one partner will get a turn serving

Front 8

What type of stroke do you use to serve in badminton?

Back 8

underhand

Front 9

What's the rule about touching the net in badminton?

Back 9

don't

Front 10

The server must stand _________ while serving in badminton.

Back 10

still

Front 11

TRUE OR FALSE: In a badminton game, you may reach over the net to hit a birdie, thus "playing" it, after it has been hit to you by the other team.

Back 11

false

Front 12

BADMINTON DEFINITION: forehand

Back 12

a hit made on the same side of the body as the racquet is held

Front 13

BADMINTON DEFINITION: backhand

Back 13

a hit made on the opposite side of the body as the racquet is held

Front 14

BADMINTON DEFINITION: drive

Back 14

a hard driven stroke that just clears the net and does not rise enough for an opponent to smash; the most difficult to return

Front 15

BADMINTON DEFINITION: drop

Back 15

a shot that barely clears the net and immediately drops sharply between the net and the short service line

Front 16

BADMINTON DEFINITION: overhead

Back 16

a motion used to strike the shuttle when it is above the head

Front 17

BADMINTON DEFINITION: smash

Back 17

the hard overhead stroke hit downward with a great velocity and angled, the principle attacking stroke in badminton

Front 18

BADMINTON DEFINITION: throw

Back 18

an illegal shot when the birdie is carried with the racquet

Front 19

BADMINTON DEFINITION: underhand

Back 19

an upward stroke used when the birdie is below the shoulders

Front 20

BADMINTON DEFINITION: high clear

Back 20

a high, long shot designed to get the opponent into the back court

Front 21

BADMINTON DEFINITION: alley

Back 21

the 1.5 foot extension on both sides of the court used in doubles play

Front 22

BADMINTON DEFINITION: shuttlecock

Back 22

another name for the birdie (shuttle)

Front 23

BADMINTON DEFINITION: foul

Back 23

violation of the rules

Front 24

BADMINTON DEFINITION: foot fault

Back 24

illegal position or movement of the feet by the receiver or server

Front 25

BADMINTON DEFINITION: inning

Back 25

the time a player, in singles, or team, in doubles, has control of the serve

Front 26

BADMINTON DEFINITION: rally

Back 26

an exchange of shots during practice or game

Front 27

What is the height of the net in badminton?

Back 27

5'1"

Front 28

Explain the process of setting the score in a badminton game.

Back 28

Once a tie has been reached at 14 all or 13 all, the team that reached that score first may extend the game by 3 points or 5 points, depending respectively on the score.

Front 29

In a game of badminton, from which court should the server be serving when the score is even?

Back 29

right

Front 30

How many holes on a regulation golf course?

Back 30

18

Front 31

BADMINTON DEFINITION: overhead

Back 31

a motion used to strike the shuttle when it is above the head

Front 32

BADMINTON DEFINITION: smash

Back 32

the hard overhead stroke hit downward with a great velocity and angled, the principle attacking stroke in badminton

Front 33

BADMINTON DEFINITION: throw

Back 33

an illegal shot when the birdie is carried with the racquet

Front 34

BADMINTON DEFINITION: underhand

Back 34

an upward stroke used when the birdie is below the shoulders

Front 35

BADMINTON DEFINITION: high clear

Back 35

a high, long shot designed to get the opponent into the back court

Front 36

BADMINTON DEFINITION: alley

Back 36

the 1.5 foot extension on both sides of the court used in doubles play

Front 37

BADMINTON DEFINITION: shuttlecock

Back 37

another name for the birdie (shuttle)

Front 38

BADMINTON DEFINITION: foul

Back 38

violation of the rules

Front 39

BADMINTON DEFINITION: foot fault

Back 39

illegal position or movement of the feet by the receiver or server

Front 40

BADMINTON DEFINITION: inning

Back 40

the time a player, in singles, or team, in doubles, has control of the serve

Front 41

BADMINTON DEFINITION: rally

Back 41

an exchange of shots during practice or game

Front 42

What is the height of the net in badminton?

Back 42

5'1"

Front 43

Explain the process of setting the score in a badminton game.

Back 43

Once a tie has been reached at 14 all or 13 all, the team that reached that score first may extend the game by 3 points or 5 points, depending respectively on the score.

Front 44

In a game of badminton, from which court should the server be serving when the score is even?

Back 44

right

Front 45

How many holes on a regulation golf course?

Back 45

18

Front 46

BADMINTON DEFINITION: overhead

Back 46

a motion used to strike the shuttle when it is above the head

Front 47

BADMINTON DEFINITION: smash

Back 47

the hard overhead stroke hit downward with a great velocity and angled, the principle attacking stroke in badminton

Front 48

BADMINTON DEFINITION: throw

Back 48

an illegal shot when the birdie is carried with the racquet

Front 49

BADMINTON DEFINITION: underhand

Back 49

an upward stroke used when the birdie is below the shoulders

Front 50

BADMINTON DEFINITION: high clear

Back 50

a high, long shot designed to get the opponent into the back court

Front 51

BADMINTON DEFINITION: alley

Back 51

the 1.5 foot extension on both sides of the court used in doubles play

Front 52

BADMINTON DEFINITION: shuttlecock

Back 52

another name for the birdie (shuttle)

Front 53

BADMINTON DEFINITION: foul

Back 53

violation of the rules

Front 54

BADMINTON DEFINITION: foot fault

Back 54

illegal position or movement of the feet by the receiver or server

Front 55

BADMINTON DEFINITION: inning

Back 55

the time a player, in singles, or team, in doubles, has control of the serve

Front 56

BADMINTON DEFINITION: rally

Back 56

an exchange of shots during practice or game

Front 57

What is the height of the net in badminton?

Back 57

5'1"

Front 58

Explain the process of setting the score in a badminton game.

Back 58

Once a tie has been reached at 14 all or 13 all, the team that reached that score first may extend the game by 3 points or 5 points, depending respectively on the score.

Front 59

In a game of badminton, from which court should the server be serving when the score is even?

Back 59

right

Front 60

How many holes on a regulation golf course?

Back 60

18

Front 61

BADMINTON DEFINITION: overhead

Back 61

a motion used to strike the shuttle when it is above the head

Front 62

BADMINTON DEFINITION: smash

Back 62

the hard overhead stroke hit downward with a great velocity and angled, the principle attacking stroke in badminton

Front 63

BADMINTON DEFINITION: throw

Back 63

an illegal shot when the birdie is carried with the racquet

Front 64

BADMINTON DEFINITION: underhand

Back 64

an upward stroke used when the birdie is below the shoulders

Front 65

BADMINTON DEFINITION: high clear

Back 65

a high, long shot designed to get the opponent into the back court

Front 66

BADMINTON DEFINITION: alley

Back 66

the 1.5 foot extension on both sides of the court used in doubles play

Front 67

BADMINTON DEFINITION: shuttlecock

Back 67

another name for the birdie (shuttle)

Front 68

BADMINTON DEFINITION: foul

Back 68

violation of the rules

Front 69

BADMINTON DEFINITION: foot fault

Back 69

illegal position or movement of the feet by the receiver or server

Front 70

BADMINTON DEFINITION: inning

Back 70

the time a player, in singles, or team, in doubles, has control of the serve

Front 71

BADMINTON DEFINITION: rally

Back 71

an exchange of shots during practice or game

Front 72

What is the height of the net in badminton?

Back 72

5'1"

Front 73

Explain the process of setting the score in a badminton game.

Back 73

Once a tie has been reached at 14 all or 13 all, the team that reached that score first may extend the game by 3 points or 5 points, depending respectively on the score.

Front 74

In a game of badminton, from which court should the server be serving when the score is even?

Back 74

right

Front 75

How many holes on a regulation golf course?

Back 75

18

Front 76

What does each hole on a golf course consist of?

Back 76

tee box
fairway
rough
green: cup and pin (aka flag)

Front 77

How is the par on a particular hole of a golf course determined?

Back 77

DISTANCE, DIFFICULTY

Front 78

What kind of golf club is normally used to tee off?

Back 78

woods

Front 79

The higher the number of a golf club, the ________ loft and ________ distance.

Back 79

greater, less

Front 80

What is the range of numbers for irons? (golf question)

Back 80

2 thru 9

Front 81

Looking through a bag of golf clubs.....the higher number iron will give the (greatest? // least??) loft.?

Back 81

greatest

Front 82

In a game of golf, where do you typically use irons?

Back 82

on the fairway

Front 83

In a game of golf, what kinds of clubs could be substituted for a nine iron?

Back 83

pitching wedge/sand wedge

Front 84

What three factors help one determine the amount of force to use when putting in a game of golf?

Back 84

condition of the green, distance from the cup, lie of the ball

Front 85

Where did golf originate?

Back 85

Scotland

Front 86

What are the three grips one may use in golf?

Back 86

the overlapping (Vardon)
interlock
natural/baseball grip

Front 87

List the components of a proper golf stance.

Back 87

head down
eye on the ball
right arm soft, left straight
weight evenly distributed
relaxed stance
knees slightly bent, legs shoulder width apart

Front 88

What kind of backswing should you take while playing golf?

Back 88

slow

Front 89

What should you do after hitting the ball in a game of golf?

Back 89

follow through and keep an eye on the ball throughout its path

Front 90

Define the following golf scoring terms: bogie, double bogie, triple bogie, birdie, eagle, albatross, double eagle

Back 90

bogie - one over par
double bogie - two over par
triple bogie - three over par
birdie - one under par
eagle - two under par on a par 4
albatross - three under par on a par 5
double eagle - equivalent to an albatross

Front 91

How many players on a team in women's lacross?

Back 91

12

Front 92

How many players on a team in men's lacrosse?

Back 92

10

Front 93

How does a game of men's lacrosse begin?

Back 93

with a face-off

Front 94

How does a game of women's lacrosse begin?

Back 94

with a draw

Front 95

What was the original name for lacrosse?

Back 95

baggataway

Front 96

What protective gear do players wear in a game of women's lacrosse?

Back 96

goggles

Front 97

What kind of checking is allowed in women's lacrosse?

Back 97

limited stick checking

Front 98

What protective gear do players wear in men's lacrosse?

Back 98

pads and helmets

Front 99

What kind of checking is allowed in men's lacrosse?

Back 99

stick and body checking

Front 100

Explain the two types of fouls in men's lacrosse.

Back 100

personal: could cause personal injury
technical: less serious violation

Front 101

Explain the positions in women's lacrosse:

Back 101

1,2,3 homes - offensive players
point, coverpoint, 3rd man - defensive players
center, right attack wing, left attack wing - in the middle
goalie
2 defensive wings

Front 102

Explain the positions in men's lacrosse:

Back 102

attackmen - 3 players
defensemen - 3 players
midfielders - 3 players
goalie

Front 103

What two population segments suffer the most drownings?

Back 103

children under five years old, people aged 15 to 24

Front 104

Which demographic group suffers from the most spinal injuries?

Back 104

males 15-30

Front 105

Most spinal injuries occur in _______ water.

Back 105

shallow

Front 106

What is the motto you should remember when attempting to rescue a drowning victim?

Back 106

reach or throw, don't go

Front 107

Under what circumstances is it safe to jump into the water to attempt to rescue a drowning victim?

Back 107

if you are a lifeguard with a resuce tube

Front 108

What might one use a survival float or survival stroke for?

Back 108

remaining on the surface of the water, or making your way to safety if you don't have a life jacket

Front 109

What are the five types of PFDs and what are they used for?

Back 109

Type 1 - offshore
Type 2 - near shore
Type 3 - like a ski vest
Type 4 - seat cushion throwables
Type 5 - inflatable vest

Front 110

What is the proper way to stabilize the spine when turning over a victim in the water if you suspect a spinal injury?

Back 110

head splint

Front 111

What method should you use when opening the airway of an unconscious victim?

Back 111

head tilt, chin lift

Front 112

What does a red flag flying over a beach indicate?

Back 112

it's closed

Front 113

What is this: a condition generally caused by overexertion in a hot environment: indicated by cool, moist, pale, flushed, or ashen skin; headache; nausea; dissiness; weakness; and exhaustion

Back 113

heat exhaustion

Front 114

How should you treat heat exhaustion?

Back 114

move the victim to a cooler environment, loosen clothing, give small amounts of water

Front 115

After attemtping to treat heat exhaustion, what should you do if the victim doesn't improve?

Back 115

call 911

Front 116

What should you do if someone has suffered from heat exhaustion and is unconscious as a result?

Back 116

call 911

Front 117

How can you avoid heat exhaustion?

Back 117

limit exposure to the sun and drink plenty of water

Front 118

Idenfity this condition: the body's cooling mechanisms have failed and so the victim has a high body temperature, red hot skin that can be dry or moist, rapid or weak pules, and is breathing shallowly/rapidly

Back 118

heat stroke

Front 119

What should you do to help treat a heat stroke victim?

Back 119

call 911 and move them to a cooler environment, loosen clothing, give small amounts of water until help arrives

Front 120

Define: hypothermia

Back 120

a condition in which a person is exposed to extreme cold and the body's warming mechanisms fail

Front 121

What are some symptoms of hypothermia?

Back 121

shivering, slow and irregular pulse, numbness, impaired judgment, loss of muscle control

Front 122

How should you treat hypothermia?

Back 122

call 911, and in the mean time, check airway-breathing-circulation, remove wet clothing, cover with blankets.