Trivia: Volleyball 2 Medium Mode

What is a foot fault in volleyball?

A foot fault is when a player jumps to attack the ball without touching the ground with both feet simultaneously.

A foot fault is when a player’s foot crosses over the centerline during play.

A foot fault is when a player steps on the opponent’s side of the court during a rally.

A foot fault occurs when a player violates the serving area or centerline restrictions.

What is a pipe attack in volleyball?

A pipe attack is a quick set delivered close to the net.

A pipe attack is an attack performed by the libero from the back row.

A pipe attack is a high set around the 10-foot line, intended for a back row hitter.

A pipe attack is an offensive strategy where all players rotate one position clockwise.

What is a tool off the block in volleyball?

A tool off the block is a defensive play where the ball is redirected off the opponent’s block and out of bounds.

A tool off the block is a violation that occurs when a player intentionally hits the ball into the net.

The tool is a type of attack used to score by hitting the ball off the block to an area where the defenders cannot reach

A tool off the block is a substitution strategy used to bring a new player into the game.

What is a roll shot in volleyball and when is it commonly used?

A roll shot is a powerful spike performed by the setter.

A roll shot is an off-speed attack that is easy to control and a great way to catch the defense on their heels.

A roll shot is an illegal action where a player spins the ball with their wrists during a serve.

A roll shot is a substitution strategy where a player rolls the ball to their teammate instead of passing it.

What is a roof in volleyball?

A roof is a violation that occurs when a player touches the net during play.

Roofing is an interference where a defending player or blocker makes contact on a playable ball while it is still on the other side of the net

A roof is a substitution strategy where a player is rotated into the game to block the opponent’s attack.

A roof is an offensive play where a player intentionally hits the ball into the opponent’s court without being touched.

What is a libero substitution?

A libero substitution is when the libero is replaced by another player during a timeout.

A libero substitution is when the libero replaces a back-row player without counting as a regular substitution.

A libero substitution is when the libero is allowed to enter the game as a setter.

A libero substitution is when the libero is replaced by a player from the opposing team.

How many meters from the net can a libero place the ball?

1 meter

2 meters

3 meters

4 meters

Which player is typically responsible for blocking the opponent's attacks at the net?

Outside hitter

Setter

Middle

Opposite hitter

What is the term used for a serve that lands in the opponent's court and is difficult to receive due to its speed and trajectory?

Floater

Jump serve

Spin serve

Underhand serve

10.

How many points is a team awarded if the opponent touches the net during the rally?

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