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What is the primary role of the Libero player in volleyball?
What is the primary role of the Libero player in volleyball?
- To block the ball near the net.
- To execute powerful spikes and attack hits.
- To serve the ball at the start of each rally.
- To specialize in defensive skills and improve ball control. (correct)
How many sets does a team need to win in order to win a standard volleyball match?
How many sets does a team need to win in order to win a standard volleyball match?
- Four sets
- Three sets (correct)
- Five sets
- Two sets
In what scenario is a volleyball team awarded a point?
In what scenario is a volleyball team awarded a point?
- When a player touches the net without interfering with the play.
- When a player catches the ball instead of hitting it.
- When the ball lands out of bounds on their side of the court.
- When the ball is successfully grounded on the opponent's side of the court. (correct)
What action initiates play in volleyball?
What action initiates play in volleyball?
What is the standard height of the net for men's volleyball?
What is the standard height of the net for men's volleyball?
How many times can a team hit the ball before it must be sent over the net to the opponent's side?
How many times can a team hit the ball before it must be sent over the net to the opponent's side?
What action is prohibited for the Libero player in volleyball?
What action is prohibited for the Libero player in volleyball?
If a team is at 24 points, what is the minimum number of points they must score to win the set?
If a team is at 24 points, what is the minimum number of points they must score to win the set?
What happens if a player crosses the center line during play?
What happens if a player crosses the center line during play?
In terms of court dimensions for international volleyball, how far is the free zone from the longer sides of the court?
In terms of court dimensions for international volleyball, how far is the free zone from the longer sides of the court?
Which of the following skills is most crucial for effectively setting up an attack for a teammate?
Which of the following skills is most crucial for effectively setting up an attack for a teammate?
What is the purpose of a coin toss before a volleyball game?
What is the purpose of a coin toss before a volleyball game?
How wide is the service zone in volleyball?
How wide is the service zone in volleyball?
What distinguishes the Libero from other players on a volleyball team?
What distinguishes the Libero from other players on a volleyball team?
What is the main objective of blocking in volleyball?
What is the main objective of blocking in volleyball?
What is the required point difference to win a standard set in volleyball?
What is the required point difference to win a standard set in volleyball?
Why is it important for players to rotate clockwise before serving?
Why is it important for players to rotate clockwise before serving?
How does the scoring system change in the fifth set of a volleyball match compared to the other sets?
How does the scoring system change in the fifth set of a volleyball match compared to the other sets?
If two players on opposing teams simultaneously commit a fault, how is the situation typically resolved?
If two players on opposing teams simultaneously commit a fault, how is the situation typically resolved?
What constraint applies to a volleyball player when serving the ball?
What constraint applies to a volleyball player when serving the ball?
How would you describe the front zone in volleyball terms of its positioning?
How would you describe the front zone in volleyball terms of its positioning?
What should a player do while executing a 'setting' move?
What should a player do while executing a 'setting' move?
What happens if the ball hits the antenna during the play and goes outside?
What happens if the ball hits the antenna during the play and goes outside?
If a player attempts to block a spike but unintentionally touches the net in a manner that interferes play, what’s the ruling?
If a player attempts to block a spike but unintentionally touches the net in a manner that interferes play, what’s the ruling?
What is the distance of the free zone from the shorter sides in international volleyball courts?
What is the distance of the free zone from the shorter sides in international volleyball courts?
Which action is typically associated with a spiker during an offensive play in volleyball?
Which action is typically associated with a spiker during an offensive play in volleyball?
During gameplay, what is the consequence of a player catching or throwing the ball instead of hitting it?
During gameplay, what is the consequence of a player catching or throwing the ball instead of hitting it?
In a rally filled with many rapid plays, what is typically considered the best technique for receiving a powerfully spiked ball?
In a rally filled with many rapid plays, what is typically considered the best technique for receiving a powerfully spiked ball?
What is the overall length of the international volleyball court?
What is the overall length of the international volleyball court?
What is the height of the net for women's volleyball?
What is the height of the net for women's volleyball?
Which of the following is considered a 'fault' in volleyball?
Which of the following is considered a 'fault' in volleyball?
What is meant by the term 'free zone' in the context of setting up a volleyball court?
What is meant by the term 'free zone' in the context of setting up a volleyball court?
What skill is a volleyball player using when they jump near the net to prevent the opponent from hitting the ball into their court?
What skill is a volleyball player using when they jump near the net to prevent the opponent from hitting the ball into their court?
In volleyball, understanding game play, what is the sequence of actions that a team typically aims for in order to score a point?
In volleyball, understanding game play, what is the sequence of actions that a team typically aims for in order to score a point?
In volleyball, why is effective 'setting' considered a critical component of a strategic play?
In volleyball, why is effective 'setting' considered a critical component of a strategic play?
What happens after a team receives a serve in volleyball?
What happens after a team receives a serve in volleyball?
What action is essential to do immediately after a coin toss?
What action is essential to do immediately after a coin toss?
If the serving team fails to get the ball over the net during a serve in volleyball, what outcome directly follows?
If the serving team fails to get the ball over the net during a serve in volleyball, what outcome directly follows?
Flashcards
International Volleyball Court dimensions?
International Volleyball Court dimensions?
18 meters long, 9 meters wide.
What is the Free Zone?
What is the Free Zone?
Up to 3 meters on all sides, 5-8m for international courts.
What is the Front Zone?
What is the Front Zone?
3 meters from the center line on both sides.
What are the dimensions of the service zone?
What are the dimensions of the service zone?
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Net height for men's volleyball?
Net height for men's volleyball?
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Net height for women's volleyball?
Net height for women's volleyball?
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Volleyball boundary rules?
Volleyball boundary rules?
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Common player faults?
Common player faults?
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Serving time limit?
Serving time limit?
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Libero restrictions?
Libero restrictions?
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Illegal ball handling?
Illegal ball handling?
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How to win a set?
How to win a set?
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How many sets in a match?
How many sets in a match?
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Match victory condition?
Match victory condition?
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Fifth set scoring?
Fifth set scoring?
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Coin toss purpose?
Coin toss purpose?
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Service?
Service?
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Maximum hits per team?
Maximum hits per team?
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How are points scored?
How are points scored?
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Rotation direction?
Rotation direction?
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Libero role?
Libero role?
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What is a serve?
What is a serve?
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What is Spiking?
What is Spiking?
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What is Blocking?
What is Blocking?
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What is Setting?
What is Setting?
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Study Notes
- Volleyball court dimensions are 18 meters long and 9 meters wide in international play.
- The free zone extends up to 3 meters on all sides, with international courts requiring 5 meters on the longer sides and 8 meters on the shorter sides.
- The front zone is 3 meters from the center line on both sides of the court.
- The service zone is 9 meters wide and located behind the end lines.
- Net height is 2.43 meters for men's games.
- Net height is 2.24 meters for women's games.
- The ball must remain within the sidelines, end lines, and between the antennae.
- Players are prohibited from crossing the center line or touching the net in a way that interferes with the game.
- Players must serve within 8 seconds after the referee signals.
- The Libero is not allowed to serve or block the ball.
- Players are not allowed to catch or throw the ball.
- A team must score 25 points with a minimum 2-point lead to win a set.
- A volleyball match consists of five sets.
- A team must win three sets to win the match.
- The fifth set is played to 15 points, and a 2-point lead is required to win.
- A coin toss determines the initial serving team and court sides.
- Players initiate the game by serving the ball.
- Each team is allowed a maximum of three hits before returning the ball to the opponent's side.
- Points are awarded when the ball lands on the opponent's side or when a fault occurs.
- Receiving team players rotate in a clockwise direction before serving.
- The Libero is a defensive specialist who wears a different uniform, and cannot serve or move to the front court.
Skills
- Service involves hitting the ball from behind the service zone to the opponent's side of the court.
- Spiking is the act of powerfully hitting the ball towards the opponent's side.
- Blocking involves jumping near the net to intercept an attack hit.
- Setting is positioning the ball to assist a teammate in performing an attack hit or spike.
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