Volleyball and Basketball Quiz

Which part of the body should make contact with the ball during a proper forearm pass (bump)?

• Wrists

• Palms

• Forearms

• Fingers

In the B.E.E.F. principle, what does “Follow-through” mean?

• Holding the ball after the shot

• Flicking the wrist and extending the arm after the shot

• Jumping high while shooting

• Passing right after shooting

A player serves the ball, but it hits the antenna and goes out of bounds. Based on the rules, what should the referee call?

• Replay

• In

• Fault

• Double hit

In volleyball, when the ball lands on the boundary line, it is considered:

• Out

• Fault

• In

• Replay

In performing an overhead set, the ball should primarily contact:

• The heel of the hand

• The palms

• The wrists

• The fingertips

A player dribbles, stops, holds the ball, and then dribbles again. What violation is this?

• Traveling

• Double-dribble

• Three-second violation

• Foul

A defender keeps stealing the ball from your dribble. What adjustment should you make?

• Dribble higher to see the ball

• Use fingertips, stay low, and protect the ball with your body

• Stop dribbling and only shoot

• Run faster without dribbling

Who invented volleyball in 1895 and what was its original name?

• Dr. James Naismith – Basketball

• William G. Morgan – Mintonette

• William G. Morgan – Volley Tennis

• James Morgan – Netball

After losing a close game, one of your teammates feels upset. What should you do to keep the importance of winning and losing in perspective?

• Blame them for mistakes

• Encourage the team to quit

• Remind the team about effort and lessons learned

• Ignore their feelings

If a player shoots while stepping on the three-point line, how many points will be awarded if the shot goes in?

• 1 point

• 2 points

• 3 points

• 4 points