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• Is an Olympic team sport in which two teams of six players are separated by a net. Each team tries to score points by throwing a ball into a net at the other end of the court.

  Volleyball
• A new game created as a pastime to be played preferably indoors and by any number of players.

  Mintonette
• What date was volleyball invented?

  February 9, 1895
• Where was volleyball invented?

  Holyoke, Massachusetts
• Who invented volleyball?


  William G. Morgan
• FIVB stands for?

  Federation Internationale de Volleyball
• On what year was FIVB founded?

  1947
• On what year was the first volleyball championships for men held?

  1949
• On what year was the first volleyball championships for women held?

  1952
• On what year was the sport officially included in the program for the Summer Olympics?

  1964
• A variation of the game that is played on sand and has only 2 players.

  Beach Volleyball
• On what year did beach volleyball became a FIVB endorsed variation?

  1987
• On what year was beach volleyball added at the Olympic program?

  1996
• What is the ball made of?

  leather/synthetic leather
• What is the circumference of the ball?

  65-67cm
• What is the weight of the ball?

  260-280g
• What is the inside pressure of the ball?

  0.30-0.325kg/cm2
• How tall is the net for men?

  2.43m
• How tall is the net for women?

  2.24m
• Divides the court into "back row" and "front row".

  Attack Line
• A zone in which players may enter and play within after the service of the ball.

  Free Zone
• What is placed on each side of the net perpendicular to the sideline and is a vertical extension of the side boundary of the court?

  Antenna
• Enumerate the 5 common faults of volleyball.

  Catching and Throwing the ball

  Double Hit

  Four Consecutive Contacts

  Net Foul

  Causing the ball to touch the ground outside the opponents' court or without passing over the net
• Is an action that we use in an activity

  Skill
• A way in which a skill is performed

  Technique
• Six basic skills of volleyball

  Serve

  Pass

  Set

  Attack

  Block

  Dig
• An attempt to drive the ball into the opponents' court from behind the inline.

  Serve
• Is when the ball lands directly on the opponents' court after a serve

  Ace
• Enumerate the types of serves

  Underhand

  Sky Ball Serve

  Topspin

  Float

  Jump Serve

  Jump Float
• Is usually the second touch

  Set
• 2 types of sets

  Overhand Set

  Bump Set
• Is when the setter tries to play it directly onto the opponents' court

  Dump
• Other term for pass

  Reception
• Is usually the first contact. The main goal is to prevent the ball from touching the court.

  Pass
• Two specific techniques of Passing

  Underhand Pass

  Overhand Pass
• Is usually the third contact.

  Spike/Attack
• Is to handle the ball so that it lands on the opponents' court and cannot be defended

  Attack
• What does the hitter uses to drive the ball?

  Arm Swing

  Wrist Snap

  Rapid Forward Contraction of the Body
• Other term for Attack/Spike

  Bounce/Kill
• Enumerate the Attacking Techniques

  Backcourt/Pipe attack

  Line and Cross-court Shot

  Cut shot

  Dip/Dink/Tip/Cheat/Dump

  Tool/Wipe/Block-abuse

  Off-speed hit

  Quick hit/One

  Double Quick Hit/Stack/Tandem