Exam 29: Volleyball

Few elementary students will be capable of mastering the overhand serve.

If students can anticipate, they can perform a volleyball block.

Practicing with beach balls and trainer volleyballs allows students more time to reach.

The block is the most effective play in volleyball.

Developmental Level III volleyball instruction begins with a focus on the underhand serve and passing.

Which of the following activities involves one or more members of the defensive team forming a screen of arms and hands near the net?

Proper footwork is NOT critical in the game of volleyball.

Rebounding and controlling balloons are excellent activities for teaching volleyball skills to young children.

The set is generally the second pass in a series of three.

Setting and attacking are introduced in noncompetitive situations.

Hand-eye coordination is important for effective ball control.

The block is the most effective play in volleyball.

Experiences at this level are based on the use of the beach ball and culminate in the game of Beach Ball Volleyball.

How does a teacher organize practice sessions for instruction in volleyball?

Which of the following is NOT an instructional cue for serving?

Using the fist to hit the ball on normal returns results in good ball control.

At the elementary school level, blocking is often used.

Lowering nets is a way to increase the chance for success.

The set is predominantly used by elementary students to return the ball to the other team.

Effective instruction is possible only when the balls can be rebounded from the hands and arms without pain.