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Volleyball quiz

When attacking what move is used?

Spiking

Block

Setting

What is it called when you step on or over the line while serving?

Violation

Goal

Fault

A____ is used when you locate ball and hit with your finger tips

Spike

Set

Attack

Dive

What is a type of pass where the hands are clenched together and contact is made through the forearms

Spike

Block

Receive

What is the name of the hit used to begin each point?

Serve

Set

Volley

How many times can you hit the ball when its on your side?

When an opponet spikes what is used to stop the spike

Receive

Set

Communicate

Block

Which of these are not an type of hit?

Set

SPike

Receive

Volley

A regulative volleyball game goes up to how many points?

A ball that is served to the other team where no one touches it is called

Ace

Fault

when does a Team rotate?

When you win opposing team serve

When you win your own serve

Which direction do you rotate

Counter clockwise

Clockwise

A player can hit the ball twice in a row

True

False

Which move is most appropriate for passing to a team mate

Setting

Receiving

SPiking

When the ball is within two team mates reach what should be done?

Communicate

Both hustle to get ball

Let it fall to the court

Explain the movement you should have when looking to set the ball.

Explain when attacking why the spike is one of the moves to use

Explain the rotation of the court and when does it occur

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