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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
- ATo denote the boundary of the court
- BTo limit where players can hit the ball from
- CTo ensure the ball passes over the net without touching it
- DTo divide the court into front and back areas
- AUnderhand serve
- BSky ball serve
- CTopspin serve
- DFloat serve
- AThe ball is considered to be out
- BThe ball is considered to be in
- CThe point is replayed
- DThe referee decides whether the ball is in or out
- ATo carry the defensive workload for the team
- BTo put up a well-formed block against the opponents
- CTo receive the serve and make the first pass
- DTo attack and score points
- ATo carry the defensive workload for the team
- BTo put up a well-formed block against the opponents' outside hitters
- CTo receive the serve and make the first pass
- DTo attack and score points
- 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
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Explanation:
When a team wins a rally in volleyball, they are awarded a point and continue to serve.
- A. 2
- B. 3
- C. 4
- D. 5
Remarks:
Explanation:
A team cannot make more than four consecutive contacts with the ball in volleyball.
- A. To denote the boundary of the court
- B. To limit where players can hit the ball from
- C. To ensure the ball passes over the net without touching it
- D. To divide the court into front and back areas
Remarks:
Explanation:
The antennae are placed on each side of the net perpendicular to the sideline, and they are a vertical extension of the side boundary of the court. A ball passing over the net must pass completely between the antennae (or their theoretical extensions to the ceiling) without contacting them.
- A. Underhand serve
- B. Sky ball serve
- C. Topspin serve
- D. Float serve
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Explanation:
Underhand serves are considered very easy to receive and are rarely employed in high-level competitions.
- A. The ball is considered to be out
- B. The ball is considered to be in
- C. The point is replayed
- D. The referee decides whether the ball is in or out
Remarks:
Explanation:
If a ball comes in contact with a line, the ball is considered to be "in".
- A. To carry the defensive workload for the team
- B. To put up a well-formed block against the opponents
- C. To receive the serve and make the first pass
- D. To attack and score points
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Explanation:
The outside hitter is usually the most consistent hitter on the team and gets the most sets.
- A. To carry the defensive workload for the team
- B. To put up a well-formed block against the opponents' outside hitters
- C. To receive the serve and make the first pass
- D. To attack and score points
Remarks:
Explanation:
The role of the opposite hitter in a volleyball team is to put up a well-formed block against the opponents' outside hitters and serve as a backup setter.
- 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
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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
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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.