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- A. discus
- B. hammar
- C. shotput
- D. Javline throw
Explanation: The women's discus weighs 1 kg, while the women's shot weighs 4 kg and hammer 4 kg.
Correct answer: discus- A. high jump
- B. triple jumpe
- C. broad jump
- D. non of these
Explanation: In men's triple jump, the take-off board is placed 13 m from the nearer edge of the landing pit.
Correct answer: triple jumpe- A. 14-13cm
- B. non of these
- C. 14-15cm
- D. 15-16cm
Explanation: The javelin's cord grip for men is approximately 15 to 16 cm long. This grip is wrapped around the shaft near its centre of gravity and is…
Correct answer: 15-16cm- A. 20cm
- B. 25cm
- C. 30cm
- D. 36 cm
Explanation: The metal head of a women's javelin is about 25 cm long, forming the pointed front section used for penetration.
Correct answer: 25cm- A. 2
- B. 3
- C. 4
- D. 5
Explanation: A javelin has three main parts: the metal head, the shaft, and the cord grip.
Correct answer: 3- A. 400g
- B. 600g
- C. 700g
- D. 800g
Explanation: The standard women's javelin weighs 600 g, whereas the men's implement weighs 800 g.
Correct answer: 600g- A. 2.31m
- B. 2.24m
- C. 2.40m
- D. 2.30m
Explanation: A senior women's javelin may be up to 2.30 m long, with the permitted length lying below that maximum.
Correct answer: 2.30m- A. 31 degree
- B. 34.92 degree
- C. 30 degree
- D. 40 degree
Explanation: The throwing sector for the hammer, like the other standard throwing events, is set at approximately 34.92 degrees.
Correct answer: 34.92 degree- A. 29 degree
- B. 34.92 degree
- C. 30 degree
- D. 40 degree
Explanation: The javelin sector is approximately 28.96°, conventionally rounded to 29°.
Correct answer: 29 degree- A. 11.2cm and 30cm
- B. 11.3cm and 24cm
- C. 11.3cm and 30cm
- D. non of these
Explanation: The shot-put stop board is specified as approximately 11.2 to 30 cm wide, along with other requirements for its length and height.
Correct answer: 11.2cm and 30cm- A. 6m
- B. 5m
- C. 7m
- D. 4m
Explanation: A hammer-throw cage has a minimum height of about 7 m in its main protective sections.
Correct answer: 7m- A. Drive Service
- B. High service
- C. Low Service
- D. Flick Service
Explanation: A drive is a fast, flat and forceful badminton stroke used to pressure or counterattack an opponent.
Correct answer: Drive Service- A. 5
- B. 3
- C. 4
- D. 1
Explanation: The four commonly recognised badminton serves are the low, high, flick and drive serves.
Correct answer: 4- A. Flick
- B. Smash
- C. Feint
- D. None of these
Explanation: A feint is a deceptive movement intended to mislead or disconcert an opponent.
Correct answer: Feint- A. 2
- B. None of these
- C. 3
- D. 1
Explanation: A badminton match is supervised by one referee, who has overall responsibility for the event or competition.
Correct answer: 1- A. Legal
- B. Illegal
- C. best service
- D. None of these
Explanation: A player may not strike the shuttle twice successively, whether with one stroke or through a double contact.
Correct answer: Illegal- A. PFA
- B. PFB
- C. PBF
- D. FPA
Explanation: Pakistan Badminton Federation is abbreviated PBF, following the initials of Pakistan, Badminton, and Federation.
Correct answer: PBF- A. Serve
- B. spike
- C. Smash
- D. Forhead clear
Explanation: The forehand clear is a foundational badminton stroke because it sends the shuttle high and deep and helps a player move an opponent to…
Correct answer: Forhead clear- A. Malaysia
- B. India
- C. Canada
- D. England
Explanation: The Badminton World Federation headquarters is in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Correct answer: Malaysia- A. WBF
- B. BWS
- C. BWF
- D. BWA
Explanation: BWF stands for Badminton World Federation, the international governing body for badminton.
Correct answer: BWF