Grade 5 Physical And Health Education – Under-arm Serve Quiz

1. How should the ball be served

Spike
Bumping
under arm
Passing
Explanation:

2. Game will be played to how many points?

25
5
10,000,000
10
Explanation:

3. The ball must be how clear before serving?

Not visible at all
Clearly visible to opponents before serve
half way visible
barely
Explanation:

4. What type of scoring is used?

Goal
Rally
hole
basket
Explanation:

5. How many players on each side?

4-6 players
3 players
100 players
14 players
Explanation:

6. Which way do you rotate?

Right
Back
However you want
Clockwise
Explanation:

7. When was Volleyball created?

1400
1900
1895
1738
Explanation:

8. Who created Volleyball?

SpongeBob
G-eazy
Bill Cosby
William G. Morgan
Explanation:

9. Player must not what?

Yell at their team mates
Kick the ball
block or attack a serve
shoot a rally
Explanation:

10. What are you suppose not do?

Boss people around
Can't touch the net/ and or kick the ball
act crazy
kick the ball
Explanation:

11. What is it called when the servers foot crosses the line prior to hitting the ball?

penalty
crossover
foot fault
foot loose
Explanation:

12. How many times can a team touch the ball before hitting it over the net?

4
6
1
3
Explanation:

13. A hit below the waist with the hands together. This should be the first hit to receive the serve. This is a:

Spike
Serve
bump
Set
Explanation:

14. A hit above the head with fingertips used to set up for a spike. This isΒ a___

rally
set
spike
bump
Explanation:

15. A hard downward hit with a cupped hand. This is a

bump
set
Spike
serve
Explanation:

16. An underhand or overhand hit that starts a volley. This is a:

bump
spike
set
serve
Explanation:

17. What does a team need to do before serving?

Practice
Rotate
Switch sides
Run
Explanation:

18. What is the correct way to hold the ball for an under-arm serve in volleyball?

Holding it with both hands above your head
Holding it with both hands at waist level
Holding it with one hand and tossing it in the air
Holding it with one hand at waist level
Explanation:

The correct way to hold the ball for an under-arm serve is to hold it with one hand at waist level to allow for a controlled and accurate serve.

19. What should be the position of your non-hitting hand when performing an under-arm serve in volleyball?

On your hip
Hanging by your side
On your non-hitting hip
On your head
Explanation:

The non-hitting hand should be placed on your non-hitting hip to provide balance and stability during the serve.

20. When performing an under-arm serve in volleyball, what should be the movement of your hitting arm?

Swing it down and backward
Hold it still
Swing it forward and up
Swing it sideways
Explanation:

The hitting arm should swing forward and up in a controlled motion to generate power and accuracy in the serve.

21. Where should your weight be shifted when executing an under-arm serve in volleyball?

On your heels
On your right foot
On your toes
On your left foot
Explanation:

Your weight should be shifted onto your toes to allow for quick movement and agility in performing the under-arm serve.

22. What should be the trajectory of the ball when performing an under-arm serve in volleyball?

Towards the side of the court
Towards the back of the court
Straight down
In an arc over the net
Explanation:

The ball should be served in an arc over the net to clear the opposing team's blockers and land in their court.

23. What is the correct technique for an under-arm serve in volleyball?

Using a closed fist to hit the ball
Kicking the ball over the net
Hitting the ball with an open hand
Throwing the ball with an overhand motion
Explanation:

The correct technique for an under-arm serve in volleyball is to hit the ball with an open hand while keeping the arm straight and following through with a swinging motion.

24. What part of the body should you contact the ball with when performing an under-arm serve?

Head
Foot
Hand
Elbow
Explanation:

When performing an under-arm serve in volleyball, you should contact the ball with your hand to control the direction and power of the serve.

25. How should your body position be when executing an under-arm serve?

Jumping in the air
Standing sideways to the net
Bending at the waist
Standing facing the net
Explanation:

Your body position should be facing the net when executing an under-arm serve in volleyball to ensure accuracy and control over the serve.

26. What is the purpose of an under-arm serve in volleyball?

To showcase skills
To start a rally
To confuse the opponents
To increase speed of the serve
Explanation:

The purpose of an under-arm serve in volleyball is to start a rally by getting the ball over the net and into play, giving your team the opportunity to score points.

27. How should your non-hitting hand be positioned when performing an under-arm serve?

Pointing towards the target
Behind your back
In the air
On your hip
Explanation:

Your non-hitting hand should be placed on your hip when performing an under-arm serve in volleyball to help with balance and control during the serve.

28. Where should your eyes be focused when preparing to execute an under-arm serve?

On the sky
On the ball
On the opponents
Looking away
Explanation:

Your eyes should be focused on the ball when preparing to execute an under-arm serve in volleyball to ensure proper contact and timing during the serve.

29. What is the correct technique for an under-arm serve in volleyball?

Keeping the arm straight and swinging it gently
Throwing the ball high in the air
Hitting the ball with a closed fist
Swinging the arm like a pendulum
Explanation:

The correct technique for an under-arm serve in volleyball involves keeping the arm straight and swinging it gently to make contact with the ball.

30. What is the best position of the non-hitting hand when performing an under-arm serve?

Raised in the air
Holding the net
Extended in front for balance
Placed on the hip
Explanation:

The non-hitting hand should be extended in front for balance when performing an under-arm serve in volleyball.

31. What is the appropriate footwork for an under-arm serve in volleyball?

Jumping in the air
Taking a small step forward
Stepping back
Standing still
Explanation:

Taking a small step forward is the appropriate footwork for an under-arm serve in volleyball as it helps generate power and accuracy in the serve.

32. Where should the ball be contacted when performing an under-arm serve?

In front of the body
Close to the body
Behind the back
Above the head
Explanation:

The ball should be contacted in front of the body when performing an under-arm serve in volleyball to ensure proper control and direction of the serve.

33. What is the recommended trajectory for an under-arm serve in volleyball?

High and slow
Low and fast
Curving to the side
Straight up in the air
Explanation:

The recommended trajectory for an under-arm serve in volleyball is low and fast to make it harder for the opponent to receive the serve effectively.

34. How should the body position be when executing an under-arm serve?

Facing away from the net
Side-on to the net
Facing the net
Leaning backward
Explanation:

The body position should be facing the net when executing an under-arm serve in volleyball to ensure accuracy and control in the serve.

35. What is the role of the non-dominant hand in an under-arm serve?

Pointing to the sky
Holding the ball
Supporting the hitting hand
Covering the face
Explanation:

The non-dominant hand plays a role in supporting the hitting hand during an under-arm serve in volleyball to provide stability and control in the serve.

36. Which of the following body parts should be involved in an under-arm serve?

Elbow only
Whole arm
Shoulder only
Legs and hips
Explanation:

Legs and hips should be involved in an under-arm serve in volleyball to generate power and momentum for a stronger serve.

37. What is the purpose of an under-arm serve in volleyball?

To set up a spike
To score a point directly
To catch the opponent off guard
To initiate a rally
Explanation:

The purpose of an under-arm serve in volleyball is to initiate a rally and start the game with a serve that can be received by the opponent.

38. When should the ball be contacted during an under-arm serve?

At the lowest point
At the highest point
While it is still rising
When it is descending
Explanation:

The ball should be contacted while it is still rising during an under-arm serve in volleyball to ensure proper timing and control in the serve.

39. What is the importance of consistency in under-arm serves?

To increase speed
To improve ball control
To show off skills
To confuse the opponent
Explanation:

Consistency in under-arm serves is important to improve ball control and accuracy in placement, making it more challenging for the opponent to predict the serve.

40. How can players vary the speed of their under-arm serves in volleyball?

By altering their arm swing
By adjusting the contact point
By using different balls
By changing their posture
Explanation:

Players can vary the speed of their under-arm serves in volleyball by adjusting the contact point on the ball to control the force and velocity of the serve.

41. What should players focus on to improve their under-arm serves?

Hitting the ball as hard as possible
Maintaining a consistent toss
Serving from the same spot every time
Avoiding eye contact with teammates
Explanation:

Players should focus on maintaining a consistent toss when serving to improve their under-arm serves in volleyball, as it helps set up the serve for better contact with the ball.

42. Why is it important to follow through after making contact with the ball in an under-arm serve?

To slow down the ball
To conserve energy
To maintain balance
To confuse the opponent
Explanation:

Following through after making contact with the ball in an under-arm serve helps players maintain balance and control in their serve, leading to a more accurate and effective execution.

43. What is the role of the wrist in an under-arm serve in volleyball?

To push the ball forward
To hold the ball in place
To bend the arm
To flick the ball upward
Explanation:

The wrist plays a role in flicking the ball upward during an under-arm serve in volleyball, helping players control the direction and trajectory of the serve.

44. How should players position their body weight when executing an under-arm serve?

On the front foot
Evenly distributed
Leaning to the side
On the back foot
Explanation:

Players should position their body weight evenly distributed when executing an under-arm serve in volleyball to maintain stability and generate power from the legs and hips.

45. What should players focus on when aiming their under-arm serves?

Serving quickly
Avoiding eye contact with the opponents
Hitting the ball hard
Targeting specific areas
Explanation:

Players should focus on targeting specific areas when aiming their under-arm serves in volleyball to increase the chances of scoring points and making it harder for the opponents to defend against the serve.

46. How can players create variation in their under-arm serves?

By wearing different shoes
By altering the arm speed
By counting out loud
By changing the ball color
Explanation:

Players can create variation in their under-arm serves in volleyball by altering the arm speed to change the pace and trajectory of the serve, keeping opponents guessing.

47. What is the recommended height for the ball toss in an under-arm serve?

As high as possible
Below the waist
Above the head
At shoulder level
Explanation:

The recommended height for the ball toss in an under-arm serve is below the waist to ensure a consistent and controlled toss for the serve.

48. What is the key to a successful under-arm serve in volleyball?

Good technique and accuracy
Loud grunt when serving
Powerful arm swing
Quick release of the ball
Explanation:

The key to a successful under-arm serve in volleyball is good technique and accuracy, focusing on proper form and control to execute a well-placed serve.

49. What should players do immediately after serving the ball in volleyball?

Apologize to the opponent
Celebrate with teammates
Transition to a defensive position
Run away from the court
Explanation:

Players should immediately transition to a defensive position after serving the ball in volleyball to prepare for the opponent's return and maintain their position on the court.

50. How can players handle nerves when serving under-arm in volleyball?

Take deep breaths
Distract themselves
Forget the technique
Close their eyes
Explanation:

Players can handle nerves when serving under-arm in volleyball by taking deep breaths to calm themselves, focus on the serve, and execute the technique effectively.

51. What should players do if they miss the serve during a match?

Blame a teammate
Apologize to the coach
Stay focused and prepare for the next one
Laugh it off
Explanation:

If players miss the serve during a match, they should stay focused, learn from the mistake, and prepare for the next serve with a positive mindset to contribute to the team's performance.

52. Why is it important to practice under-arm serves in volleyball?

To show off skills
To develop muscle memory
To tire the players out
To avoid learning new techniques
Explanation:

Practicing under-arm serves in volleyball is important to develop muscle memory for the skill, improve consistency and accuracy, and build confidence in executing the serve during game situations.

53. How can players improve their under-arm serves outside of practice sessions?

By visualizing successful serves
By avoiding physical activities
By watching videos of other sports
By throwing the ball randomly
Explanation:

Players can improve their under-arm serves outside of practice sessions by visualizing successful serves, mentally rehearsing the technique, and building confidence in their abilities to execute the serve effectively.

54. What is the final step in the under-arm serve technique?

Swinging the arm back
Stepping forward
Following through with the swing
Jumping in the air
Explanation:

The final step in the under-arm serve technique is following through with the swing to complete the motion, transfer power to the ball, and maintain control in the serve.