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SUMMATIVE TEST (QUARTER 2)
Summative # 2-3: PE 6
I. Direction: Fill up the missing term in every sentence. Choose your answer inside the box.
1. The referee blows a
to signal the time to serve. The serve may be either underhanded, overhanded
or sidearm.
2. The basic objective of the game is to keep the ball which is over the net, from contacting the floor on
your side and to return it so that it contacts the floor on the opponents side before they can return it.
3. Contact the ball with the open palm or with the fist above the as the ball drops thus shifting the weight
to the forward foot which can take a short step forward.
4. The serve has an expected success rate that is 80 to 90 percent higher than the other skills because the server
the ball to himself rather than receiving the ball from another player.
5. Like the overhead serve, the
is powerful and difficult to receive. This serve goes over the
net into a downward trajectory.
6. Take a forward
position behind the end line with the left side toward the net.
7. The shoulder is
and the right shoulder is back ready to draw back.
8. When learning how to
a volleyball, it's important to consider body position.
9. The
is a very important part of volleyball serving.
10. Follow through in the
in which the ball is to travel.
served
Whistle
toss
sidearm serve
shoulder
direction
Tosses
forward
stride
serve​