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What hand signal is used to indicate a delay in service?
What hand signal is used to indicate a delay in service?
- Raising eight fingers wide open (correct)
- Raising the forearm with four fingers
- Making a circular motion with the forefinger
- Showing a yellow card for penalty
What is the hand signal for a blocking fault or screening?
What is the hand signal for a blocking fault or screening?
- Raising the forearm with four fingers
- Pointing the arm and fingers toward the floor
- Making a circular motion with the forefinger
- Raising both arms vertically, palms forward (correct)
Which hand signal is used to indicate a ball that has landed out of bounds?
Which hand signal is used to indicate a ball that has landed out of bounds?
- Extending the arm to indicate direction of service
- Making a circular motion with the forefinger
- Raising both forearms vertically, palm of hand facing toward your body (correct)
- Pointing the arm and fingers toward the floor
What is the hand signal for a team to serve?
What is the hand signal for a team to serve?
Which hand signal is used to indicate a substitution?
Which hand signal is used to indicate a substitution?
What is the hand signal for the end of a set or match?
What is the hand signal for the end of a set or match?
What does the referee do to indicate the direction of the serve?
What does the referee do to indicate the direction of the serve?
What is the purpose of the referee's hand signal in a volleyball game?
What is the purpose of the referee's hand signal in a volleyball game?
How does the referee signal a timeout in a volleyball game?
How does the referee signal a timeout in a volleyball game?
What does the referee do to indicate a rotational fault in a volleyball game?
What does the referee do to indicate a rotational fault in a volleyball game?
What is the hand signal used to indicate a four-hit fault in a volleyball game?
What is the hand signal used to indicate a four-hit fault in a volleyball game?
What does the referee do to indicate a ball that has landed in bounds?
What does the referee do to indicate a ball that has landed in bounds?
What is the hand signal used to indicate a misconduct penalty in a volleyball game?
What is the hand signal used to indicate a misconduct penalty in a volleyball game?
What does the referee do to indicate a change of court in a volleyball game?
What does the referee do to indicate a change of court in a volleyball game?
What is the hand signal used to indicate a double contact fault in a volleyball game?
What is the hand signal used to indicate a double contact fault in a volleyball game?
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Study Notes
Volleyball Referee Hand Signals
- Authorization to Serve: Move hand to indicate direction of service.
- Team to Serve: Extend arm to the side of the team who's going to serve.
- Change of Court: Raise forearms front and back, then twist them around the body.
Time Management
- Time-Out: Place palm of one hand over fingers of the other, held vertically (forming a "T"), and then indicate the requesting team.
Faults and Penalties
- Substitution: Make a circular motion with the forearms around each other.
- Double Contact: Extend arm with two fingers.
- Four Hits: Raise forearm with 4 fingers.
- Rotational Fault: Make a circular motion with the forefinger and indicate the players at fault.
- Delay in Service: Raise 8 fingers wide open.
Ball Status
- Ball Touched: Referee brushes with the palm of one hand the fingers of the other, held vertical.
- Blocking Fault/Screening: Raise both arms vertically, palms forward.
- Ball In: Point arm and fingers toward the floor where the ball landed.
- Ball Out: Raise both forearms vertically, palm of hand facing toward your body.
Disciplinary Actions
- Misconduct Penalty: Show yellow card for penalty.
- Expulsion: Show Yellow and Red card.
- Disqualification: Show Red and Yellow cards separately.
Game Conclusion
- End of Set or Match: Cross the forearm in front of the chest and hand opens.
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