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Spike Zone: Volleyball QuizVersion en ligne Test your volleyball IQ with key concepts and rules. par Rodrigo Pestana Herrera 1 In volleyball, how many players are on the court for a standard team during a rally? a 5 b 7 c 4 d 6 2 Which skill is used to receive serves and playable balls from opponents? a Dig b Set c Pass (Forearm pass/ bump) d Spike 3 What is the maximum number of touches per side before sending the ball over the net? a 4 b 2 c 3 d 5 4 Which player position is allowed to serve from anywhere behind the end line? a Server b Middle blocker c Libero d Setter 5 What happens if a served ball touches the net and lands in the opponent’s court? a Play continues with no penalty b A let serve is not allowed; the rally continues or server loses serve depending on rules c Point awarded to receiver regardless d Play stops and scrambled 6 Which player is specialized in defensive serves receive and back-row defense? a Opposite b Libero c Outside hitter d Middle blocker 7 What scoring system is commonly used in modern volleyball matches? a Kill-based scoring b Timed score c Side-out scoring d Rally Point System (rally scoring) 8 A team must rotate clockwise after gaining the serve from the other side. True or false? a Only in finals b False c Only in sets to 25 d True 9 Which hit is typically used to finish a rally with an attack? a Spike (attack hit) b Dig c Pass d Set 10 Which contact is not counted as a touch toward the three-touch limit? a Set b Dig c Block contact by front row players d Forearm pass 11 What is the minimum number of players on the court per team in volleyball? a 6 b 5 c 8 d 7 12 Which skill is used to receive a serve and direct the ball to a setter? a Spike b Block c Set d Pass 13 What happens if the ball lands on a boundary line during play? a The point is replayed b It is in play c It is out d The serve is awarded 14 In rally scoring, when does a team score a point? a Only on serve b Only in sets won c Only when serving d On every rally, regardless of serve 15 Which player is allowed to serve from anywhere behind the end line? a Libero b Setter c Server d Middle blocker 16 What is the player called who specializes in defensive passes and digs? a Opposite b Libero c Setter d Outside hitter 17 Which action is a fault when serving? a Jumping before contact b Perfecting a short serve c Serving underhand only d Stepping over the end line before ball contact 18 A spike is usually performed from which position to score? a Libero position b Front row c Serving zone d Back row 19 How many hits are allowed on each side before returning the ball over the net? a Three b Two c Four d One 20 What must a block player do to avoid a fault when blocking? a Jump without timing b Avoid contacting the ball on the wrong team’s side c Move after the serve d Hit the ball before it crosses the net

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Spike Zone: Volleyball QuizVersion en ligne

par Rodrigo Pestana Herrera

In volleyball, how many players are on the court for a standard team during a rally?

Which skill is used to receive serves and playable balls from opponents?

What is the maximum number of touches per side before sending the ball over the net?

Which player position is allowed to serve from anywhere behind the end line?

What happens if a served ball touches the net and lands in the opponent’s court?

Which player is specialized in defensive serves receive and back-row defense?

What scoring system is commonly used in modern volleyball matches?

A team must rotate clockwise after gaining the serve from the other side. True or false?

Which hit is typically used to finish a rally with an attack?

Which contact is not counted as a touch toward the three-touch limit?

What is the minimum number of players on the court per team in volleyball?

Which skill is used to receive a serve and direct the ball to a setter?

What happens if the ball lands on a boundary line during play?

In rally scoring, when does a team score a point?

Which player is allowed to serve from anywhere behind the end line?

What is the player called who specializes in defensive passes and digs?

Which action is a fault when serving?

A spike is usually performed from which position to score?

How many hits are allowed on each side before returning the ball over the net?

What must a block player do to avoid a fault when blocking?