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In volleyball, what happens when the ball contacts the floor and what is the result?
In volleyball, what happens when the ball contacts the floor and what is the result?
- The team that caused the ball to hit the floor gets another chance; no point is awarded.
- Play continues until a player on the team that touched the ball last successfully sets it up for a hit.
- The team that last touched the ball loses possession; a point is awarded to the opposing team. (correct)
- The team that did not touch the ball last loses possession; the serve rotates to the other team.
How many points are needed to win a game in volleyball, and what additional condition must be met?
How many points are needed to win a game in volleyball, and what additional condition must be met?
- 20 points, with any lead.
- 15 points, with a three-point lead.
- 21 points, with a one-point lead.
- 25 points, with a two-point lead. (correct)
What determines the winner of a volleyball match?
What determines the winner of a volleyball match?
- Winning 3 out of 5 games.
- Winning 1 out of 2 games.
- Winning 2 out of 3 games. (correct)
- Winning 4 out of 7 games.
What is the primary restriction placed on back row players?
What is the primary restriction placed on back row players?
During a forearm pass (bump), which technique ensures the best control?
During a forearm pass (bump), which technique ensures the best control?
What is the correct hand position for an overhead pass/set?
What is the correct hand position for an overhead pass/set?
In volleyball, what combination of skills is typically utilized to build an attack?
In volleyball, what combination of skills is typically utilized to build an attack?
Which serving technique involves contacting the ball above your shoulder with an open palm?
Which serving technique involves contacting the ball above your shoulder with an open palm?
What was the original intention behind the creation of Mintonette (Volleyball)?
What was the original intention behind the creation of Mintonette (Volleyball)?
In volleyball, which of the following scenarios results in a legal serve?
In volleyball, which of the following scenarios results in a legal serve?
According to the rules of volleyball, which action is considered illegal during gameplay?
According to the rules of volleyball, which action is considered illegal during gameplay?
A volleyball team has used two of its three allowed contacts. Which play is permitted?
A volleyball team has used two of its three allowed contacts. Which play is permitted?
During a volleyball match, a served ball hits the ceiling and falls back to the serving team's side of the court. What is true?
During a volleyball match, a served ball hits the ceiling and falls back to the serving team's side of the court. What is true?
In a volleyball game using rally scoring, when is a point awarded?
In a volleyball game using rally scoring, when is a point awarded?
A player dives to save the ball, and it lands directly on the boundary line. What is the ruling?
A player dives to save the ball, and it lands directly on the boundary line. What is the ruling?
Team A serves the ball. It's touched by a blocker from Team B, and then a player from Team B plays the ball over the net on their second contact. Is this legal?
Team A serves the ball. It's touched by a blocker from Team B, and then a player from Team B plays the ball over the net on their second contact. Is this legal?
Flashcards
Volleyball Point
Volleyball Point
Awarded to the other team when the ball hits the floor or an error is made.
Volleyball's Origin
Volleyball's Origin
Volleyball was created in 1895 by William Morgan in Holyoke, Massachusetts.
Serving First
Serving First
The team that serves first is determined by a coin toss.
Volleyball Game
Volleyball Game
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Serving Position
Serving Position
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Volleyball Match
Volleyball Match
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Net Violations
Net Violations
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Volleyball Players
Volleyball Players
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Net Height
Net Height
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Front Row Players
Front Row Players
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Illegal Contact
Illegal Contact
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Back Row Players
Back Row Players
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Forearm Pass/Bump
Forearm Pass/Bump
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Maximum Contacts
Maximum Contacts
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Overhead Pass/Set
Overhead Pass/Set
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Rally Scoring
Rally Scoring
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Study Notes
- Volleyball was created in 1895 in Holyoke, Massachusetts.
- William Morgan, a YMCA physical education director, started volleyball.
- The original name for volleyball was Mintonette.
- Mintonette/Volleyball was designed as a less physically demanding sport than basketball for older members.
Rules
Serve
- A coin toss determines which team serves first.
- When serving, the ball must be served behind the end line by the right back player.
- A serve is legal if the ball touches the net and goes into the opponent’s court.
- When a team receives the ball to serve, members must rotate clockwise.
Net
- Players cannot: touch the net, step over the centerline, or reach over the net.
- Net height for women: 7' 4 1/8”.
- Net height for men: 7' 11 5/8”.
Contact
- Holding or throwing the ball while it is in play is illegal (considered a "carry").
- Contact is counted each time the ball touches a player; a block is NOT considered a contact.
- A team has a maximum of 3 contacts before sending the ball over the net.
- A player cannot play a ball twice in succession unless another teammate plays it in between.
Boundary
- A ball landing on the boundary line is considered in.
- If the ball hits the ceiling and continues to the other side, it is illegal.
- If the ball hits the ceiling and returns to the same side, it is playable if another contact is permitted.
Scoring
- Rally scoring: A point is awarded at the end of every play.
- A point is awarded if the ball contacts the floor or an error is made
- A game consists of 25 points, and a team must win by 2 points.
- A match consists of 2/3 games.
Positions
- Six players are permitted on a side.
- Three front row players.
- Three back row players (who are not allowed to block or spike in front of the 10 ft line).
Basic Skills of Volleyball
Forearm Pass/Bump
- Elbows are extended, and forearms are rolled outward to create a flat surface.
- Heels and thumbs of the hands are together.
- Contact is made on the forearms between the knees and the waist.
Overhead Pass/Set
- Thumbs and index finger form a triangular window above the forehead.
- Contact Volleyball on the Volleyball
- Extend arms and legs toward target
Spike/Attack/Hit
- It is the 3rd sequence of a pass(bump), set, spike (hit) combination.
- Player approaches toward a set, jumps, and hits volleyball in a downward motion toward the opponent’s side.
Serve
- Underhand serve: Use a fist to propel the volleyball over the net.
- Overhand serve: Contact the ball above your shoulder with an open palm.
- Jump Serve: Use an overhand serve while jumping in the air.
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Description
Volleyball was invented in 1895 by William Morgan as a less strenuous alternative to basketball. Key rules include serving from behind the end line, rotating clockwise when serving, and adhering to net regulations. Teams are allowed a maximum of three contacts with the ball.
