Volleyball Terminology Quiz

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When a player makes a save from a very difficult spike
When a player jumps and blocks the ball back at the opponent
When a player gets hit in the head by a spiked ball
When a player serves the ball and it goes over the net untouched by the other team (correct)

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An ace in volleyball is a serve that lands in the opponent's court without being touched or blocked, resulting in an instant point for the serving team.
A side-out in volleyball occurs when the receiving team wins a rally, gaining possession of the ball and the right to serve, thus ending the opposing team's serving turn.
A 'six pack' in volleyball refers to six consecutive blocks by one player or a team in a single game or match.
In volleyball, to 'tool' a blocker means to hit the ball sharply, making it rebound off the blocker's arms or hands, allowing the attacking team to retain possession.
A 'Paint Brush' in volleyball is a type of block, where the blocker touches the ball with the tips of their fingers, deflecting it downwards, making it appear as if they are "brushing" the ball with their fingers.