30 Questions
What are students expected to recognize by the end of the module?
Rules and Violations in Basketball
What is the main focus of Unit 2 in the 'Fundamentals of Basketball' course?
Fundamental Skills in Basketball
Which aspect is NOT covered in Unit 2 of the 'Fundamentals of Basketball' course?
Basketball Court Dimensions
What is the duration of Module No. 1 in the 'Fundamentals of Basketball' course for the A.Y. 2022-2023, 1st Semester PRELIM?
2 Hours
Besides Fundamental Skills, what other aspect is covered in Unit 2 of the 'Fundamentals of Basketball' course?
Referee Signals for Basketball
In what semester is the 'Fundamentals of Basketball' course Module No. 1 scheduled for the A.Y. 2022-2023?
1st Semester
Why is it important for athletes to stretch after a workout?
To prevent sore muscles
According to the guidelines for stretching, how should one perform each stretch?
Slowly
How many times should each stretch be performed per workout based on the instructions?
Three times
What is the primary purpose of stretching for athletes as mentioned in the text?
To prevent joint injuries
How long should one hold a stretch according to the guidelines?
10-15 seconds
Why is it important for basketball players to follow the guidelines for stretching?
To prevent sore muscles and improve performance
Who was the main contributor to the development of volleyball worldwide?
YMCA
Who suggested renaming the sport from Mintonette to Volley Ball?
Dr. Alfred T. Halstead
In which year did Volleyball make its Olympic debut?
1964
Where was the game Volleyball first played and what was it initially called?
Holyoke, Massachusetts; Mintonette
Which country won the women's event at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo?
Japan
Why did Dr. Alfred T. Halstead suggest the name 'Volley Ball' for the sport?
Due to the nature of the game involving volleying a ball back and forth
What is the purpose of the first referee in volleyball?
Direct the game from the stand
How does a volleyball referee signal that the ball is out of bounds?
Point to where the ball landed
What can happen if a volleyball player serves using a floater serve with unpredictable movement?
The opposing team may fall over trying to hit it
What does the second referee in volleyball generally do during a match?
Stand near the net and assist the first referee
Who is credited with inventing volleyball in 1895?
William G. Morgan
How does a volleyball referee signal the beginning of a serve?
Blow the whistle once
What was the original name of volleyball when it was invented?
Mintonette
What action does a volleyball referee take after signaling that a ball is out of bounds?
Indicate which team won the point
Where did the set and spike technique in volleyball originate in 1916?
The Philippines
What sport helped spread Christianity worldwide during World War 2?
Volleyball
When was the game of volleyball renamed to its current name?
1896
Which organization was the main contributor to the development of volleyball worldwide?
YMCA
Test your knowledge of volleyball with this quiz covering its origins, rules, and interesting facts. From the development of the set and spike technique to the number of players in a game, challenge yourself with these questions!
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