In badminton, a ________ is called when a rally is stopped without any point.

Correct option is A

The correct answer is: (a) let
Explanation:
· In badminton, a let is declared when a rally is stopped due to unforeseen circumstances and no point is awarded.
· The rally is replayed, and the score remains unchanged.
Information Booster:
· Common reasons for a "let": shuttle getting stuck, server serves before the receiver is ready, or a disruption.
· Governed by the Badminton World Federation (BWF) rules.
· No change in server or side after a let.
· Lets help ensure fairness in unexpected situations.
· It is not a fault or penalty, just a neutral replay.
Additional Information:
· Smash: A powerful downward shot used to finish rallies.
· Serve: The stroke that begins the rally.
· Pass: Not a term used in badminton (more common in team sports like football).