Terminology
A defensive action that is performed by jumping up and using two hands to stop the ball from returning onto your own court.
What is a block?
When a ball lands on the line, is it considered to be in or out?
What is the ball is considered "in"?
True or False: A block is considered one of your three hits per side.
What is false?
True or False: A player may make contact with the ball with any part of his/her body.
What is true?
What is the name of the person who stands in the corner of the court and lets the official know if he/she sees the ball land in or out of the court? Sometimes, he/she may have a flag in his/her hand.
What is a line judge?
What is it called when a player serves the ball, lands in the court and no one on the opposing team touches the ball?
What is an ace?
Games are won by the first team to score how many points?
What is the first team to 25 wins?
True or False: Players are only allowed to bump off a serve.
What is false?
What is it called when the volleyball rest momentarily?
What is a carry?
What is another name for the referee?
What is umpire?
What is the name for a ball that is returned over the net to the opposing team that is easily handled?
What is a free ball?
A volleyball game must be won by how many points?
What is a game that a team is leading by at least two points?
Teams are allowed how many hits per side?
What is three?
What is the name given when a player uses two different body parts consecutively to contact the ball?
What is a double hit?
How is it decided which team gets to serve first?
What is a coin toss?
What is the term for a spike that cannot be returned?
What is a "kill"?
What is the name of the point system used in volleyball?
What is rally scoring?
True or False: A player is allowed to play the ball while it is out of bounds.
What is true?
When a referee places four fingers in the air, what is this referring to?
What is four hits or too many hits?
What are the "sticks" on the sides of the net called?
What are antennae?
What is the name given to a pass made with one hand usually cupped or in a fist often in a very difficult play?
What is a "dig"?
What is the difference in a set and a match?
What is a game of 25 points leading by two and what are winning 2 out of 3 games leading by at least two points?
What is the name of the line between and parallel to the center line and baseline?
What is the attack line or the spike line?
Can a back row player hit the ball above the white tape on the net?
What is yes if the player is behind the attack line or the ball does not go over the net?
What is the name given to a designated back court who wears a different colored shirt?
What is a libero?