Volleyball Play. Back and Front Row.

Four scenarios in volleyball play are listed below.

69. T F A block may include wrist action as long as the volleyball isn't carried.

70. T F A back-row player may hit a ball while she is touching or in front of the attack line and the ball is above the height of the net providing she directs the ball to a teammate and not across the net.

71. T F A back-row player may attempt to block but may not actually touch the ball.

72. T F A player's hand or foot may touch the floor across the center line providing part of the same hand or foot is on or above the center line.

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Answers:
69. T
70. T - This play allows the back-row setter to set on the front row without fear of committing a violation on a jump set.
71. F - A back-row player may not block or even *attempt* to block.
72. T
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