REVIEWER 1. Originally named as 2. Who discovered volley ball 3. Volleyball was discovered at what year? 4. At what school did the volley ball was discovered? 5. Volleyball was created as an alternative for what? 6. List all the games and its equipment where volley ball were inspired 7. When did Mintonette turned into “Volley Ball” 8. The original rules of the game were written by who? At what year? 9. Title of the original rules of the game WHEN 10 . did the YMCA and NCAA joined forces to issue rules? 11. did the rules for playing the volleyball kept establishing. 12. Far East Games in Manila happened. During the early 1900s, volleyball in Asia was unique, and was categorized as “gaining steam”. 13. the first nationwide tournament in the United States happened. 14. he FIVB (Federation Internationale de Volley Ball) was organized in Paris. It moved to Switzerland in 1984. 15. IVB organized volleyball championships. 16. the sport was recognized at the Olympics. LIST ALL VOLLEYBALL FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT 17. 18. 19. 20. FILL IN THE BLANKS 21. Indoor courts must have ___ by ___ wide and an attack area ___ meters back from the centerline. The minimum ceiling height is ___ but it is recommended to be ___ meters. 22. For men’s net it should be ___ meters and for women, it is ____meters. 23. For indoor volleyball, the circumference must be between ___ and ___ cm when fully inflated to an inner pressure between ___ and ___ lbs. psi. Once inflated, the ball must weigh between ___ and ___ g. 24. Volleyball poles should be set at ___ feet apart and ___ feet further out from the sidelines. IDENTIFICATION NA ULIT 25. also known as forearm passing, one of the most essential skills for all positions in volleyball. 26. is a form of contact that assist in positioning your teammates for attacks and successful ball-overs, a hand technique that, like bumping, is surprisingly dependent on lower body control. 27. ______ effectively is quite simple, but how competent a player gets will depend on how often they train 28. which opens each play, establishes the entire atmosphere. 29. it is the core of defense, which is essential to win a game. 30. When an opponent’s team is unable to pass the ball after a player serves it to them. 31. When two opponents are playing one after another of playing the ball above the net. 32. Area between the endline and the attack line. 33. The line under which the boundary runs the court into two equally sized sections, dividing it at the net. 34. The clockwise rotation of players on the court and by serving position followed by a side out. 35. Also known as “hitter” or “spiker”. Tries to strike a ball offensively with the intention of winning play favorably for his team. 36. Also known as “strike” or “attack”. The ball is forcefully hit by a player of offensive team with the goal of bringing the ball on the opponent’s floor or off the blocker. 37. The tactical action of aiming a ball so that a player can spike it into the opposing team’s court. 38. Player that “sets” the ball for a teammate to hit by having the second of three ball contacts. The offense is typically led by the setter. 39. A players or players’ defensive move meant to deflect a spiked ball to the hitting team’s court. 40. A clear violation to the game rules. 41. A failed serve. 42. Shown by the referee for a serious offense. A player may be disqualified as a result of receiving a red card. Their team may lose the serve, or lose the point. The official has the ability to issue a red card with or without issuing a prior yellow card as a warning 43. A referee’s warning. If a player or a coach is given two yellow cards in a game, they are both eliminated. There is no point or service loss for a single yellow card. 44. Pangalan ni ma’am
