Volleyball Hand Signals (Murao,L)

1. What does the referee signal when they hold up one hand with fingers spread and palm open?

• A. Net touch

• B. Ball in

• C. Ball out

• D. Double contact

2. What does it mean when the referee shows a lifting motion with their palm facing upward?

• A. Lift or carry fault

• B. Double contact

• C. Net touch

• D. Illegal block

3. What is the hand signal for a substitution?

• A. Thumbs up

• B. Two hands making a circular motion around each other

• C. Pointing to the sideline

• D. Crossed arms

4. When the referee raises two hands forming "T" , what does it mean?

• A. Timeout

• B. Service fault

• C. Ball in

• D. Net touch

5. What signal is used for a double contact violation?

• A. Tapping both shoulders

• B. Raising two fingers

• C. Showing open hands

• D. Touching shoulder then elbow

8. The referee places one hand flat above the net and makes a downward motion with the other hand over the net. What does it mean?

• A. Blocking fault

• B. Net touch

• C. Over-the-net attack

• D. Attack hit fault (on or near the net)

6. When a referee places a hand over the net with the palm down, what is being signaled?

• A. Attack hit fault

• B. Net touch

• C. Overreach

• D. Service fault

7. What does crossing both arms in front of the chest indicate?

• A. Substitution

• B. Rotational fault

• C. Expulsion

• D. Misconduct

9. If a line judge waves their flag over their head and points to the ground, what does it mean?

• A. Ball in

• B. Ball out

• C. Foot fault

• D. Net fault

10. What does it mean when the referee touches their shoulder then raises their arm?

• A. Illegal back-row attack

• B. Delayed substitution

• C. Illegal rotation

• D. Ball out