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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the term rotation in volleyball?
Rotation in volleyball is when one member of the serving team wins a rally and earns a point, the right to serve and the right to rotate.
Rotation in volleyball is when the non-serving team loses the rally and earns the point, the right to serve and the right to rotate.
Rotation in volleyball is when the non-serving team wins the rally and earns the point, the right to serve and the right to rotate.
Rotation is when the non-serving team losses the rally and the serving team earn the point, the right to serve and the right to rotate.
- 2. Multiple Choice
Can a team rotate at any time? State whether you agree or Disagree and why?
Agree, a team can rotate at anytime, as long as the team makes it known to the referee's attention.
Disagree, a team can only rotate when it wins a rally against the serving team.
Agree, a team can rotate at anytime based on the captain's decision.
Disagree, a team can only rotate after every 5 serves.
- 3. Multiple Choice
It is said, that both teams are given the right to rotate in volleyball. Is this true or false and why?
True, both teams are given the right to rotate but only when the non-serving team wins the rally.
False, only one team is given the right to rotate, and it is the team that serves first.
True, both teams can rotate in volleyball despite who wins the rally.
False, the only team that is given the right to rotate is the team that wins the second rally.
- 4. Multiple Choice
Do all teams rotate in the same direction whenever it is their time to rotate?
No, the serving team will rotate clockwise and the non-serving team will rotate anti or counter clockwise.
Yes, both teams will rotate in the counter or anti-clockwise direction.
No, only the non-serving team rotates in the clockwise direction.
Yes, both teams will rotate in the clockwise position.
- 5. Multiple Choice
Mary's team won the rally and has won the right to serve. Mary who is in the CB court position moves to the CF court position. If you are the referee, what would be your decision based on your observation?
As the referee, I would allow the game to continue, because there was no fault committed.
As the referee, I blow the whistle, call rotational fault and allow the team to continue serving.
As the referee, I would blow the whistle after the serve, award the next team the right to serve and continue the game.
As the referee, I would blow the whistle after the serve, call rotational fault, award the next team the right to serve and continue the game.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Is there a difference in how front court players and back court players rotate? Give reason to back up your answer.
There is a difference in how back court and front court players rotate. Front court players rotate one position to the right, while back court players rotate one position to the left.
There is no difference in how back court and front court players rotate. They all rotate to one position.
There is a difference in how back court and front court players rotate. Front court players rotate one position to the left, while back court rotate one position to the right.
There is no difference in how back court and front court players rotate. They all rotate one position to the left.
- 7. Multiple Choice
Volleyball started in the year _____________________________.
1589
1895
1985
1995
- 8. Multiple Choice
Who invented the game of volleyball?
Pierre Coubertin
William Gordon
William G. Morgan
Andrew Lue
- 9. Multiple Choice
True or False. There are twelve players on a volleyball court.
True
False
- 10. Multiple Choice
How many skills are in volleyball?
5
2
1
6
- 11. Multiple Choice
Which is not a skill in volleyball?
Bump
Block
Spike
Step
- 12. Multiple Choice
Where was volleyball invented?
Texas, USA
New York, USA
Massachusetts, USA
Florida, USA
- 13. Multiple Choice
Which skill is the first chance for a player to score a point?
Serve
Spike
Block
Set
- 14. Fill in the Blank
What name is given to the player that makes the most contact with the second ball in volleyball?
- 15. Fill in the Blank
Which skill is used to prevent the opponent from a successful attack hit (Spike)?
- 16. Multiple Choice
How many types of serves are in volleyball
6
3
5
4
- 17. Multiple Choice
Which is a type of volleyball game?
Beach
Concrete
Dirt
Grass
- 18. Multiple Choice
Explain why was the game of volleyball invented?
The game of volleyball was invented because there were not enough games at the time.
The game of volleyball was invented because people requested the game.
The game of volleyball was invented because business Men found the game of basket ball too energetic
The game of volleyball was invented because all the other games were too boring.
- 19. Multiple Choice
How does a team score a point in volleyball?
A team scores a point when they successfully serve the ball into their own net without grounding the ball on the opponent side of the court.
A team scores a point when they successfully serve the ball over the net and do not ground the ball on the opponent side of the court.
A team scores a point when they serve the ball over the net and the opponent return the ball on the team that served side of the court.
A team scores a point when they successfully serve the ball over the net and ground the ball on the opponent side of the court.
- 20. Multiple Choice
Miss X went to an indoor volleyball game and saw each team playing with seven persons on the court. Miss X was saying that something was wrong. Do you agree or disagree and why?
Agree, because the team had less persons than the amount that should be on the court.
Disagree, because the team had the correct amount of persons on the court.
Agree, because the team had too many persons on the court.
None of the above.
- 21. Multiple Choice
Explain what too energetic means.
Too energetic means that you are required to use a lot of energy.
Too energetic means that you are required to use little energy.
Too energetic means that you are not required to use energy.
None of the above.
- 22. Multiple Choice
Explain the phrase "do nit hit the ball consecutively"
Do not hit the ball consecutively in volleyball means, a player should not touch the ball twice in a row.
Do not hit the ball consecutively in volleyball means, a player must touch the ball only once in an entire game.
Do not hit the ball consecutively in volleyball means, a player must not touch the ball at all.
Do not hit the ball consecutively in volleyball means, a team cannot touch the ball twice in a row.
- 23. Multiple Choice
Explain the three play in volleyball.
Three play in volleyball means, a team must serve the ball to a teammate, who sets the ball to another teammate, who spikes the ball over the net.
Three play in volleyball means, both teams must make a total of three contact on the ball.
Three play in volleyball means, a team can touch the ball thrice only after a team lost the point.
Three play in volleyball means, a team can make three contacts in a row after the opponent play the ball over the net.
- 24. Multiple Choice
Explain the term block in volleyball.
A block is a skill used in volleyball to start the game.
A block is a skill used in volleyball to prevent the ball from coming over the net, normally after an opponent spike or attack hit.
A block is a skill used in volleyball to set up an attack hit or spike.
A block is a skill used in volleyball to prevent the ball from touching the ground after an unsuccessful block.
- 25. Multiple Choice
Explain the term "Dig" in volleyball.
A dig is a skill used in volleyball to prevent the ball from coming over the net after an attack hit or spike.
A dig is a skill used in volleyball to set up an attack hit or spike.
A dig is a skill used in volleyball to prevent the ball from touching a team's court, after an unsuccessful block from an attack hit or spike.
A dig is a skill used in volleyball to get the ball over the net after a teammate's set.
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