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Which type of serve is typically used to make the shuttle land close to the net?

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CBSE
Class 7
Physical Education and Well Being
Khel Yatra
Badminton Match
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Which type of serve is typical...

Single Answer MCQ
Q-00155450

Which type of serve is typically used to make the shuttle land close to the net?

1

Forehand High Serve

2

Backhand Low Serve

3

Forehand Low Serve

4

Overhead Clear

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