Volleyball

Question 1

what direction do the players rotate

Answer 1

clockwise

Question 2

net height

Answer 2

7’4 1/4”(F) 7’11 5/8”(M)

Question 3

who serves first

Answer 3

the right back position

Question 4

position of players at the net

Answer 4

LF CF RF
LB CB RB

Question 5

how many times can your team hit the ball

Answer 5

3

Question 6

when does the volley stop (3)

Answer 6

The volley continues until the ball hits the playing court, goes out of bounds, or a team fails to return it properly

Question 7

what happens when the serving team wins the volley

Answer 7

it wins a point and the right to continue serving

Question 8

can the same player hit the ball twice in succession

Answer 8

no

Question 9

can a player hit the net

Answer 9

no
A player cant touches the net with any part of the body or hands, or reaches over the net

Question 10

can you block a spike or serve

Answer 10

no

Question 11

can you step on or over the service line

Answer 11

no

Question 12

is Reaching over the net (unless during a block or follow-through of a spike), or reaching under the net a foul

Answer 12

yes

Question 13

can a back-row player spikes or blocks the ball in front of the attack line

Answer 13

no

Question 14

how does a team get points

Answer 14

Every time a team wins a rally they are given a point.

Question 15

when the serving team fails to score

Answer 15

it is side out and the receiving team becomes the serving team.

Question 16

what is the scoring

Answer 16

The game is played to 25 points and you must win by two points

Question 17

image of the court (know dimesions)

Answer 17

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MDOkehWpOh6nb3zAE1uM5Dao6rM3Z8Oi1tv5Spg7BXo/edit

Question 18

ace

Answer 18

Serve that results directly in a point

Question 19

dig

Answer 19

Passing a spiked or powerfully hit ball

Question 20

deuce

Answer 20

Any tie score of 14 points or more

Question 21

pancake

Answer 21

When a player extends hand, palm down on floor, so that ball bounces off the back of the hand

Question 22

side out

Answer 22

When the receiving team wins the rally

Question 23

spike

Answer 23

A hard overhand hit with one hand over the net

Question 24

foot fault

Answer 24

Stepping completely over center line or stepping on or over baseline on the serve

Question 25

set

Answer 25

A two-handed pass above waist level

Question 26

bump or forearm pass

Answer 26

A two-handed underarm pass below waist level

Question 27

underhand serve

Answer 27

Step forward with opposite foot Swing arm straight back Contact at heel of hand Follow through

Question 28

overhand serve

Answer 28

Toss the ball high enough over your head Step forward with opposite foot Swing arm back and make a "L" Contact with open hand at palm (make contact with the ball over your head) Follow through

Question 29

bump forearm pass

Answer 29

Ready position with hands (one hand in palm of the other and thumbs pointing downward) Contact with a flat platform (both arms straight and angled downward) Shoulders pointed at target Follow through (don't swing arms above shoulders)

Question 30

set overhead pass

Answer 30

Hands above head Finger pads (Index fingers) and thumbs are used to create a triangle Extend arms and legs Line right shoulder parallel to net Follow through should be the same motion as a chest pass in basketball.

Question 31

spike

Answer 31

Approach for Right handed- Left, Right, Left, Feet together Approach for Left handed- Right, Left, Right, Feet together, Arm Motion Swing both arms up and take spike arm back (think bow and arrow) Contact with open hand and snap wrist Follow through

Question 32

block

Answer 32

Face the net squarely Use a two-foot take-off Reach with both hands above the net

Question 33

how does one attempt a floater serve

Answer 33

hit the ball in the center

Question 34

When your opponent is going to spike the ball and you are a front row player, the best option to help your team is

Answer 34

to jump up with both arms straight overhead to block the spike.

Question 35

When playing in the back row, the best option when the other team is

Answer 35

going to spike the ball is to be ready to move to the ball that is in your playing area.

Question 36

A strategy a team can use when the other team has the serve to start the match is

Answer 36

to place the strongest server in the front right position.

Question 37

The path of the ball and the ready position will make it easier to

Answer 37

return, demonstrating the importance of using a forearm pass to return the serve.

Question 38

The ready position when you are ready to return a spike is:

Answer 38

knees bent, feet shoulder -width apart, hands below the waist.

Question 39

The defense should stand ______ as they make contact with the ball

Answer 39

slightly behind the hitter

Question 40

After a teammate makes first contact with the ball, the next hit should be

Answer 40

a set because a set will allow teammates time to get positioned to spike the ball.

Question 41

If the volleyball is hit in your space, but to the left of your body, you would position your shoulders

Answer 41

(right shoulder down, facing the net)

Question 42

If the volleyball is hit to the right of your body, you would position your shoulders

Answer 42

(left shoulder down, facing the net).