History and Rules of Volleyball

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What are the dimensions of an outdoor volleyball court?

18 x 9 meters

How high should the net be for women's volleyball?

7 feet, 4 1/8 inches

Which of the following serves is NOT mentioned in the text?

Jump serve

What is the main goal of passing in volleyball?

To prevent the ball from touching the court

Which is considered as the second contact in volleyball?

Set

What is a fundamental technique used for passing in volleyball?

Overhand pass

What is the purpose of blocking in volleyball?

To alter a shot by the attacking team after a shot attempt

When does a field goal in volleyball score two points?

When a player is touching or closer to the basket than the three-point line

What does a look pass refer to in volleyball?

Passing the ball without looking at the receiving teammate

Who created the game of volleyball and named it Mintonette initially?

William G. Morgan

What is the scoring system in volleyball based on?

Grounding a ball on the other team's court under organized rules

When was Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) founded?

1947

How many players are on each team in beach volleyball?

2

In volleyball, how many times can the receiving team touch the ball before sending it over the net?

Three

What is the standard size and weight of a volleyball?

$25.6-26.4$ inches, 9-10 ounces

What happens if a volleyball match is tied at 24 points?

The match continues until one team is ahead by 2 points

Who manages Paralympic volleyball?

World Organization Volleyball for Disabled

Which type of material is used to make lighter volleyballs suitable for beginners?

$260-280$ g synthetic material

Learn about the history of volleyball and its inclusion in the Olympics. Understand the rules and gameplay, including how a rally begins with a serve from behind the back boundary line.

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