Volleyball Intro Worksheeet

What is the primary purpose of the volleyball court's free zone?

• To allow players to rest during the game

• To provide space for spectators

• To ensure players have room to play without obstruction

• To mark the boundaries of the game

In volleyball, how many players are there on each team during a match?

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

Which of the following statements about scoring in volleyball is true?

• A team can win a set by scoring 20 points.

• A team must win by at least a two-point lead.

• Points can only be scored by the serving team.

• Sets are always played to 30 points.

If the score is tied at 24-24, what must happen for a team to win the set?

• One team must score 30 points.

• One team must score two consecutive points.

• The game continues until one team scores 25 points.

• The set ends in a tie.

What technique is used to receive and pass the ball to a teammate?

• Setting

• Hitting

• Blocking

• Passing

Which of the following best describes the role of the setter in volleyball?

• To serve the ball over the net

• To defend against the opponent's attacks

• To set up the ball for hitters to attack

• To receive the serve from the opponent

Why is it crucial for a player to absorb the serve's energy during a pass?

• To make the ball easier to hit

• To prevent the ball from going out of bounds

• To maintain control and precision in the pass

• To confuse the opponent

What is the main objective of hitting (spiking) the ball?

• To score a point by making the ball land on the opponent's court

• To pass the ball to a teammate

• To keep the ball in play

• To confuse the opponent

Which of the following actions would result in a fault during a serve?

• The ball hitting the net and going over

• The server stepping on the end line before serving

• The ball landing inside the opponent's court

• The server tossing the ball into the air

How many touches does a team have to return the ball after receiving a serve?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four