LHS PE 9 VolleyTennis

played on a ___ court

Tennis

Rotation is:

Clockwise

How tall is the net?

3 feet

Substitutes enter at:

Left Front position

Which position serves?

Center Back

how many players are on the team?

six

the players are trying to prevent the ball from becoming ____

Dead

the players are trying to hit the ball so that the opponents cannot____

return it

T/f: the ball must bounce once inside the serving team’s court upon serve

True

T/F: the served ball can be hit over the net by any player in the front

False: only center front

T/F: the person who hits the ball over the net after the serve is allowed to use one hand

True

T/F: The ball can touch the net on the serve

False; cannot touch

T/F: The ball cannot bounce over the net on the serve

True

T/F: the receiving team must always let the ball bounce before they can return it

False; only on the serve

T/F: A player cannot reach over the net in playing the ball.

True

T/F: If two teammates contact the ball simultaneously, it counts as two contacts.

True

The ball must be played from the ___ up

Knee

T/F: A ball cannot bounce once and then over the net at any time.

False; any ball but the serve

T/F: A ball that strikes the net and goes over is in play except on the serve.

True

The ball ___ be recovered from the net while in play as long as the person does not touch the net

May be

A foul causes the ball to be declared ___

Dead

Penalty for foul (serving team)

Lose the serve, side-out, non-serving team gets a point

Penalty for foul (non-serving team)

Serving team gets a point, continues serving

T/F: a ball on the line is out.

False; it is in

T/F: points made by an incorrect server count towards the total score.

False; only the proper server can earn points

The game is played to __

21 points with two point lead

Dead ball

A ball temporarily out of play

Foot fault

Server steps on or over the end line on serveHodo

Holding/Carrying the ball

A ball that rests in the hands momentarily of the playerFoul

Foul

Breakage of rules

Illegal ball handling

Holding, lifting, or throwing, in which the ball comes to rest in player’s hands

Opponent’s court

Playing court occupied by opposite team

Out-of-Bounds

Any surface outside the courts

Own Court

Playing court occupied by a team

Point

When a team fails to return the ball legally to the opponent’s court, the opposite team gets a point.

Rotation

Shifting of all palyers in clockwise direction to get into position for service

Service

The act of putting the ball into play

Service

The act of putting the ball into playSid

Side-out

Serving team fails to win its point and loses the serve.

Volley

One contact of the ball