Question

a player can legally reach over the net to contact the shuttlecock *
true
false
what did you enjoy about the badminton unit and why? *
your answer
the boundary lines farthest from the net. *
alley
short service line
long service line
back line

Explanation:

First Question (True/False)

In badminton rules, a player cannot legally reach over the net to contact the shuttlecock (except in specific cases like if the shuttlecock is already on their side but the rule generally prohibits reaching over to hit it when it's on the opponent's side before it crosses). So the correct answer is False.

This is a subjective question. For example, one might enjoy the rallies in badminton because they require quick reflexes and strategic thinking, or the social aspect of playing with others. The answer depends on personal experience and reasons.

In a badminton court, the Back Line is the boundary line that is farthest from the net. The Alley is the side boundary, the Short Service Line is close to the net, and the Long Service Line is for service purposes and not the farthest from the net.

Answer:

False

Second Question (Open - ended)