During a time-out, when should a substitute enter the set?
When beckoned by the scorers table.
When beckoned by the first referee.
When team is released by the coach.
After the time-out when both teams have returned to the court.
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During a time-out, when should a substitute enter the set?
When beckoned by the scorers table.
When beckoned by the first referee.
When team is released by the coach.
After the time-out when both teams have returned to the court.
During a dead ball, the playing captain may request the following for his/her team:
Time-out.
Verification of time-outs used.
Verification of serving order.
All are correct.
Due to an injury, Team A will be completing the set with only five players. The vacant position is currently the LF. The LB will be coming up as the back-row setter. Correct procedure is:
The LB must stay behind the 3-meter line until the ball is contacted for the serve.
The LB may go all the way to net before the ball is contacted for the serve.
The LB may start in the RB position before the serve.
The LB may switch with CB before the ball is contacted for the serve.
CF, LF and LB are very close to each other at the net, and all three are reaching higher than the top of the net. The ball is attacked by Team S and contacts LFs hands. Which of the following statements is true?
CF, LF and LB do not meet the definition of a collective block.
Neither CF or LB contacted the ball, so it is a legal block.
A blocking fault results because LB has participated in a completed collective block.
All the statements are true.
Blocking a served ball is permitted.
True Statement
False Statement
Between sets, teams may:
Serve into oppopnents court.
Hit into opponents court.
Warm up with volleyballs on their own side of the playing area.
Jog around the entire playing surface.
At the moment of the serve:
Each right-side player shall have at least part of one foot touching the floor closer to the right sideline than both feet of the center player in the corresponding row.
The center back may be closer to the right sideline than the serving right back.
Each front-row player shall have at least part of one foot touching the floor closer to the center line than both feet of the corresponding back row player.
All are correct.
At the moment of the contact of the serve, the center front may have a foot on but not over the center line.
True Statement
False Statement
At the end of the first set, Team A is angry after losing. Team A refuses to follow end-of-set procedures for changing team benches. An unsporting conduct card is issued to the head coach.
Correct procedure.
Incorrect procedure.
Any cards issued for unsporting conduct prior to the first set or between sets shall be administered at the beginning of the set immediately following the violation.
True Statement
False Statement
Any action other than a block or a serve that directs the ball toward the opponents court is considered a(n):
Attack.
Pass.
Dig.
Set.
An attack line shall be drawn across each playing area from sideline to sideline and shall be:
A solid color.
One clearly visible color.
2 inches (5 centimeters) wide.
All are correct.
All teammates, with the exception of the libero, shall wear:
A like-colored uniform top and bottom, one or two pieces.
The uniform as the manufacturer intended.
A uniform free of hard and unyielding items.
All are uniform requirements.
All of the following are accurate in relation to net play except:
Blocking a served ball is permitted.
Recovering a ball hit into the net shall be permitted.
A player shall not contact a ball which is completely on the opponents side of the net unless the contact is a legal block.
A ball contacting and crossing the net shall remain in play provided contact is entirely within the net antennas.
After the first referees signal to serve, a re-serve occurs when the server:
Drops the ball and then serves it as it bounces off the floor.
Allows the tossed ball to drop to the ground without it being touched.
Swings, misses and the ball contacts his/her shoulder.
Tosses the ball and it contacts a backboard or its supports hanging in a vertical position over the service area.
After an injury a coach has 30 seconds to:
Request a substitution for the player.
Leave the player in the set with play beginning immediately.
Take a team time-out if the team has not used its allotted time-outs.
All are correct.
A tossed ball that contacts a backboard or its supports hanging in a vertical position over the serving area is a service fault and not eligible for a re-serve.
True Statement
False Statement
A time-out will last for a maximum of 60 seconds, unless both teams are ready to play prior to the 60 seconds expiring.
True Statement
False Statement
A team is allowed ............. substitutions per set.
15
18
Unlimited
12
A team has been assessed a second administrative unnecessary delay. The penalty is:
A second administrative yellow card.
An administrative red card, loss of rally/point.
The head coach must remain seated during play for yellow or red administrative cards.
All are correct.