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1. Liberos are allowed to spike.
Liberos may not attack/hit the ball when it is above the height of the top of the net.
True
False
2. A block does not count as a "touch".
True
False
3. Serves can be blocked.
Serves are not allowed to be blocked, only received.
True
False
4. Players cannot step outside the court lines during a game.
Players are allowed to step anywhere outside the court, however they may not step into the opposing team's court.
True
False
5. An underhand serve is not allowed in official matches.
An underhand serve is perfectly legal in official matches. It's sometimes used as a strategy to take the opposing team off guard, but this isn't very common
True
False
6. The libero is not allowed to perform an overhand set (hands above head).
The libero cannot perform an overhand set while on or in front of the attack line, however they can perform an overhand set behind said line or if they jump over the line and have not touched the ground.
True
False
7. A "pancake" is when you serve the ball with a flat hand, resulting in zero spin.
A "pancake" is where you dive for a ball with a flat hand touching the ground. The ball bounces off your hand, resulting in a last second save.
True
False
8. The libero can be subbed in and out of the match an unlimited amount of times.
True
False
9. Serves cannot be performed using a player's feet.
True
False
10. A "floater" is when you serve the ball with a flat hand, resulting in zero spin.
True
False
11. After a block, the same player who performed it is allowed to retouch the ball immediately (without another teammate touching it before him/her).
True
False
12. The setter wears a different colored jersey from the rest of the team.
The libero wears a different colored jersey, not the setter.
True
False
13. If two players touch the ball simultaneously, it counts as one touch.
True
False
14. No more than 2 players may block at the same time.
More than 2 players can block at the same time.
True
False
15. The ball has to be passed/touched 3 times before it goes over to the opposing team's side.
The ball can be sent to the other side with only 1 or 2 touches.
Slightly missleading that you have a beach volleyball as the quiz image, while the questions refer to indoor volleyball. The rules for beach volleyball differ regarding a block counting as the first touch.
-nichole kelom
"If 2 players on the same team contact the ball simultaneously, it counts as one contact, and any player may play the ball."
https://recsports.msu.edu/imsports/activityrules/volleyball.html