Badminton (UEB Uncontracted)

Synopsis

This page shows a diagram of a badminton court, a badminton racquet, a player about to hit a shuttlecock, and a shuttlecock. Each image has a dashed line image border. There is a locator dot shown, which will be at the top left of the page when the image is the right way up. Diagram of a badminton court (left) This diagram has one end of the court at the top of the page and one end at the bottom. The end at the top shows the markings for singles play bordered by a heavy dashed (red on Large Print) line. The textured (light green on Large Print) area shows the area for serving. The horizontal dashed (red on Large Print) line at the top of this area is the long service line for singles play and down from this is the long service line for doubles. Further down are the short service line and the net with large dots showing the position of the net posts. The area down the page from the net shows the layout for doubles play bordered by a heavy dashed (yellow on Large Print) line. Further down is the short service line, the serving area, the long service line for doubles, and the long service area for singles. Badminton racquet (top centre) This is an image of a badminton racquet seen from the front. The oval head of the racquet is on the left of the image with the strings stretched across it vertically and horizontally. To the right is the shaft and handle of the racquet. Badminton player (bottom centre) This is an image of a badminton player about to hit a shuttlecock. He is seen from the side and facing to the left. In the top right of the image the player holds his racquet and to the left is a shuttlecock in mid-air. Down and to the left is the arm of the player leading to his body, his other arm extending to the left and his head up the page. Further down are his legs and feet with the floor at the bottom of the image. He is wearing a singlet and shorts. Shuttlecock (bottom right) This is an image of a shuttlecock seen from the side. At the top of the image are the feathers in an open cone arrangement (there are sixteen but only five have been shown, for clarity). Further down are two horizontal lines of string, tying them together. At the bottom of the image is the cork, which is covered in leather with the shafts (quills) of the feathers glued into it.

Copyright:

2012

Book Details

Book Quality:

Publisher Quality

Publisher:

RNIB Bookshare

Date of Addition:

08/04/16

Copyrighted By:

RNIB Bookshare

Adult content:

No

Language:

English

Has Image Descriptions:

No

Submitted By:

Bookshare Staff

Usage Restrictions:

This is a copyrighted book.