Terminology
Scoring
Rules
Fouls
Referee Signals
100
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
100

When a ball lands on the line, is it considered to be in or out?

The ball is considered in

100

Teams are allowed how many hits per side

3

100
What is it called when the volleyball rests momentarily
a 'lift'
100

When a referee places 4 fingers in the air, what are they referring to?

4 hits

200
What is it called when a player serves the ball, lands in the court and the no one on the opposing team touches the ball?
an 'Ace'
200
Games are won by the first team to score how many points?
25
200
True or False: Players are only allowed to bump off a serve
False
200
True or false: A player is allowed to play the ball out of bounds
True: A player is allowed to hit the ball anywhere on the court (but it must go through the antennas)
200
When a ref places two thumbs up in the air, what happens next
Re-Serve
300
What is the name for a ball that is returned over the net to the opposing team that is easily handled
What is a ' freeball '
300
Volleyball games must be won by how many points
2
300

How many minutes does each team get to warm up?

15 total. 6 minutes on the net, 6 minutes off the net, 3 minutes shared

300
What is the name given when a player uses two different body parts consecutively to contact the ball
Double hit
300

When a referee holds a yellow card in the air, what does that mean? Name 1 example of when that would happen.

A violation. Examples: libero and substitutes did not switch behind the 10ft line, coach did not submit lineups on time, coach or player not having good sportsmanship, etc. 

400
What is the term for a spike that cannot be returned
a ' KILL '
400
What is the name for the point system used in volleyball
The 'Rally Point System'
400
True or false: A block is considered one of your 3 hits allowed per side
False, a block is not considered one of your 3 hits allowed
400
True or false: A player may make contact with the ball with any part of his or her body?
True: the ball can make contact with any part of the body
400
When A referee places two fingers in the air, what foul did they call?
Double Hit
500

What is it called for the setter when the hitter gets a kill

An assist

500
What is the difference between a set and a match
A set is the given game being played A match is the entire game of 3-5 sets
500

Why does the libero have to wear a different colored jersey?

To make it easier for referees to see and enforce different rules (cannot set to hitter in front of 10ft line, different substitution rules, cannot back row attack above net, etc.)

500

Can the game captain request a timeout? 

Yes

500

Name 3 things the down ref (ref 2) does. 

Approves substitutions, approves timeouts called, watches and calls net violations

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