Volleyball Basics

What is the main objective of volleyball?

• To score points by grounding the ball on the opponent's court

• To hit the ball as high as possible

• To run around the court without letting the ball touch the ground

• To keep the ball in the air for as long as possible

Name one basic skill required in volleyball.

• Tackling

• Putting

• Dribbling

• Serving

What are the dimensions of a standard volleyball court?

• 25 meters long and 12 meters wide

• 20 meters long and 10 meters wide

• 18 meters long and 9 meters wide

• 15 meters long and 8 meters wide

How many players are there on each team in volleyball?

• 10

• 6

• 8

• 4

What is the correct serving technique in volleyball?

• Underhand serve

• Sidearm serve

• Overhand serve

• Spike serve

What is a bump in volleyball?

• Using the hands to catch the ball

• Kicking the ball with the foot

• Hitting the ball with the head

• Using the forearms to pass the ball

What is a set in volleyball?

• A type of block in volleyball

• A type of serve in volleyball

• A tactical skill where a player passes the ball to a teammate for an attack or to keep the ball in play

• A type of spike in volleyball

What is a spike in volleyball?

• A type of pass used to set up a teammate

• A type of block used to stop the ball

• A type of serve that goes over the net

• A powerful, downward hit used to score points

What is the best strategy to use when the opposing team is serving?

• Anticipate the direction and speed of the serve, communicate with teammates, and be ready to receive the ball.

• Close your eyes and hope for the best

• Ignore the server and focus on the crowd

• Turn your back to the server

What is the rotation rule in volleyball?

• Players must rotate in a counterclockwise direction when their team wins the serve from the opponent.

• Players can choose not to rotate and stay in their initial positions throughout the game.

• Players must rotate randomly after each point is scored by either team.

• Players must rotate in a clockwise direction when their team wins the serve from the opponent.