PE 4TH QUARTER

• a sport played by two teams with six players each on a playing court divided by a net

  volleyball
• how many teams is volleyball composed of?

  2
• how many players are in a team in volleyball?

  6
• old name of volleyball

  mintonette
• who originated volleyball?

  william g. morgan
• who changed the name mintonette to volleyball?

  alfred f. halstead
• first foreign country to adopt volleyball?

  canada
• who introduced volleyball in the philippines?

  elwood s. brown
• when was the first official rules for volleyball published?

  1925
• when was volleyball originated?

  1895
• when did the name mintonette changed into volleyball?

  1896
• which union published the first official rules for volleyball?

  Union of Soviet Socialist Republic (USSR)
• when was the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) founded?

  1947
• who became the first president of Federation Internationale De Volleyball (FIVB)?

  paul liband
• where did the first olympic volleyball tournament was held?

  Tokyo, Japan
• when did the first olympic volleyball tournament was held?

  1964
• what is the attack line in volleyball?

  line the separates the front zone and back zone
• how far is the front zone from the axis of the center line?

  3m away
• what is the center line in volleyball?

  line that divides the playing court into two equal courts
• service - act of putting the ball into play by the back right player placed in the service zone
• what is this service? the ball is held in one hand in front of the forward knee and the hitting hand is swung forward in an open palm

  underhand service
• overhand service - stance is the same with underhand service but the skill is approximately above the head level
• jump serve - overhand service making use of the skills in jumping and spiking the ball
• sidearm service - the ball is held in one hand in front almost chest level
• passing - act of hitting the ball to a teammate for setting or attacking purposes
• other term for underhand pass?

  bump pass
• other term for overhand pass?

  finger pass
• underhand pass or bump pass - hands are close together and fingers are cupped
• overhand pass or finger pass - hands are in front of the face
• overhand pass or finger pass - the ball is received above the shoulder lever
• underhand pass or bump pass - the ball is received below shoulder level
• dig pass - special pass used in fielding the ball that is almost out of reach
• set-up - special pass for the purpose of placing the ball in position of the attack player to hit. action is the same with overhand pass
• spiking - an offensive technique done by hitting the ball with strong force on the top portion of the net
• hard spike - application of strong force to the ball
• soft spike - application of light force to the ball
• standing spike - the attack players stands close to the net facing the direction where the ball is coming
• running spike - application of running making one, two, three the jump
• blocking - defensive effort of the defensive team to stop a spike and attack hit of the offensive team
• blocking - defensive effort of the defensive team to stop a spike and attack hit of the offensive team