Volleyball Skills and Violations Quiz

What is the primary purpose of a volleyball serve?

• To start the game

• To score a point

• To pass the ball to a teammate

• To block the opponent's attack

Which of the following is a type of volleyball serve?

• Overhand serve

• Underhand pass

• Spike

• Block

Identify a common serving violation in volleyball.

• Double hit

• Foot fault

• Carry

• Net touch

What is the main objective of a forearm pass in volleyball?

• To set up a spike

• To serve the ball

• To block the ball

• To receive and control the ball

Explain the difference between an overhand serve and an underhand serve in volleyball.

• Overhand serve is more powerful and difficult to receive, while underhand serve is easier to control.

• Overhand serve is used only in professional games, while underhand serve is used in amateur games.

• Overhand serve is performed with a closed fist, while underhand serve is performed with an open hand.

• Overhand serve is always a fault, while underhand serve is always legal.

Evaluate the impact of a foot fault during a serve on the outcome of a volleyball match.

• It results in a point for the opposing team, potentially shifting momentum.

• It allows the server to retry the serve without penalty.

• It has no impact on the match outcome.

• It results in a replay of the point.

What is the correct sequence of movements for executing a forearm pass?

• Bend knees, extend arms, contact ball, follow through.

• Jump, swing arms, contact ball, land.

• Stand still, swing arms, contact ball, follow through.

• Run, jump, contact ball, land.

Which of the following is NOT a type of volleyball serve?

• Float serve

• Topspin serve

• Jump serve

• Spike serve

What is the primary role of a setter in volleyball?

• To block the opponent's attacks

• To serve the ball

• To set up the ball for attackers

• To receive the opponent's serve

What is a common mistake made during a forearm pass?

• Keeping the arms too close to the body

• Using the fingertips to contact the ball

• Swinging the arms too high

• Not bending the knees