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Volleyball - Quiz
- AThey are awarded a point and continue to serve
- BThey are awarded a point and the other team serves
- CThey are not awarded a point and the other team serves
- DThey are not awarded a point and continue to serve
- ATouching the net during play
- BCatching and throwing the ball
- CDouble hitting the ball
- D Crossing the boundary line while serving or under the net while playing
- A Beach volleyball
- BIndoor volleyball
- CSitting volleyball
- DWheelchair volleyball
- ASitting volleyball
- BBeach volleyball
- CIndoor volleyball
- DWater volleyball
- AA version of volleyball played on a smaller court
- B A version of volleyball played with a smaller ball
- CA version of volleyball played while sitting on the court
- DA version of volleyball played with only two players on each team
- AUnderhand serve
- BSky ball serve
- CTopspin serve
- DStanding topspin serve
- ATo serve the ball and score points
- BTo play in the front row and block the opponents' attacks
- CTo receive the serve and make the first pass
- DTo substitute out a poor server
- AThe height of the player
- BThe defensive skills of the player
- CThe position of the player on the court
- DThe technical skills of the player
- AOutside hitter
- BMiddle hitter
- COpposite hitter
- DLibero
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- A. 4
- B. 5
- C. 6
- D. 7
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Explanation:
Each team in volleyball consists of six players.
- A. They are awarded a point and continue to serve
- B. They are awarded a point and the other team serves
- C. They are not awarded a point and the other team serves
- D. They are not awarded a point and continue to serve
Remarks:
Explanation:
When a team wins a rally in volleyball, they are awarded a point and continue to serve.
- A. Touching the net during play
- B. Catching and throwing the ball
- C. Double hitting the ball
- D. Crossing the boundary line while serving or under the net while playing
Remarks:
Explanation:
A foot fault in volleyball is when the foot crosses over the boundary line while serving or under the net when a front row player is trying to keep the ball in play.
- A. Beach volleyball
- B. Indoor volleyball
- C. Sitting volleyball
- D. Wheelchair volleyball
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Explanation:
The adapted version of volleyball played at the Summer Paralympic Games is called sitting volleyball.
- A. Sitting volleyball
- B. Beach volleyball
- C. Indoor volleyball
- D. Water volleyball
Remarks:
Explanation:
Beach volleyball was introduced to the Olympic programme at the Atlanta 1996 Summer Olympics.
- A. A version of volleyball played on a smaller court
- B. A version of volleyball played with a smaller ball
- C. A version of volleyball played while sitting on the court
- D. A version of volleyball played with only two players on each team
Remarks:
Explanation:
Sitting volleyball is the adapted version of volleyball played at the Summer Paralympic Games. It is similar to traditional volleyball, except that players are not allowed to stand up and play the game while sitting on the court.
- A. Underhand serve
- B. Sky ball serve
- C. Topspin serve
- D. Standing topspin serve
Remarks:
Explanation:
Standing topspin serves are rarely used above the high school level of play in volleyball.
- A. To serve the ball and score points
- B. To play in the front row and block the opponents' attacks
- C. To receive the serve and make the first pass
- D. To substitute out a poor server
Remarks:
Explanation:
A serving specialist is used to sub out a poor server on the team.
- A. The height of the player
- B. The defensive skills of the player
- C. The position of the player on the court
- D. The technical skills of the player
Remarks:
Explanation:
The outside hitter usually plays on the left side of the court and gets the most sets, while the middle hitter plays in the center of the court and is responsible for putting up a strong block.
- A. Outside hitter
- B. Middle hitter
- C. Opposite hitter
- D. Libero
Remarks:
Explanation:
The outside hitter in volleyball usually takes a longer approach before hitting the ball because most sets to the outside are high. Outside hitters, also known as power hitters, attack from near the antennas. Since most sets to the outside are high, the outside hitter may take a longer approach, sometimes even starting from outside the court sideline.