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1
What ways do volleyball teams not qualify for the Olympic Games?
At Large Selection
Qualifying Tournament
Top 3 at World Cup
2
What are the dimensions of an indoor volleyball court?
10m x 17m
8m x 15m
9m x 18m
3
What is it called when you step on or over the line when serving?
Foot Foul
Fault
Foot Fault
Foul
4
What college gave the first ever volleyball scholarship 40 years ago?
Penn State
UCLA
USC
Shorter College
5
What player normally gets the second touch?
Libero
Outside Hitter
Middle
Setter
6
When the ref makes this motion, what does it mean?
Timeout
Team that will serve next
Foot Fault
Authorization to serve
7
How many volleyball players does the FIVB estimate there are worldwide?
100 Million
500 Million
300 Million
800 Million
8
What percentage of HS women volleyball players continue on to play in the NCAA?
5.2%
4.5%
3.9%
3.7%
9
When did volleyball become an Olympic sport?
1952
1928
1964
1936
10
Who invented volleyball?
Jim Frazier
William Morgan
Sven Haarhoft
Karch Kiraly
11
If you are the server, what position on the court are you in?
4
1
5
6
12
How many points does a game typically go to in the first two sets?
30
11
25
15
13
When was the sport of volleyball invented?
1895
1926
1912
1815
14
When the ref makes this motion, what does it mean?
Net touch
Timeout
Foot Fault
Double Contact
15
In club volleyball, how many points does a third set typically go to?
11
15
7
25
16
How many points must you win a game by?
1
2
0. You can tie in volleyball.
17
When did the USA win its first gold medal in volleyball?
1972
1952
2008
1984
18
What was the original name of volleyball?
Handball
Throwball
Mintonette
Hitminton
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When the ref makes this motion, what does it mean?
Foul
End of set
Double Contact
Ball "out"
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When the ref makes this motion, what does it mean?
Foot fault
Touch
Net touch
Double contact
