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Võrkpall · Tase 1: Algaja · Alamtase 1.5

Watching a Match

10 testi · 100 fakti · uuendatud 25. oktoober 2026 · markdown

The scoreboard, sets and points on a broadcast, match statistics, the libero, the bench, time-outs, the rhythm of a match, video challenges, being a fan and reading a league table.

Iga allolev test on kümme küsimust Insportas. Testi all olev loend näitab, mida küsimused kontrollivad: üks fakt küsimuse kohta, koos allikaga, mille põhjal see kirjutati. Lugege see enne testi läbi või tulge sinna tagasi pärast valet vastust.

Test 1TablooTee test

  1. The big numbers are the points of the set being played.

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  2. A small figure beside each team counts the sets won so far.

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  3. One point wins the fourth set 25-20 and the match 3-1.

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  4. The serving team is marked so viewers can follow the serve.

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  5. Coaches, players and fans can see which team still has a time-out to call.

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  6. Each set starts again from 0-0; the set score records who won it.

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  7. A set needs a two-point lead, so 25-24 cannot end it.

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  8. The winner takes three of the four sets.

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  9. Each side takes a turn in front before 27-25 finally closes it.

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  10. The sign says match point: the next rally could end it.

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Test 2Sets and points on a broadcastTee test

  1. Set point is a rally that, if won, ends the set for the leading team.

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  2. Winning the rally would win the match, so it is match point.

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  3. At two sets all, a short fifth set to 15 points decides the match.

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  4. Side-out percentage shows how well a team scores when receiving.

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  5. A streak is a run of consecutive points, often on one player's serve.

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  6. The serving team needs one more point to win the set.

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  7. A best-of-five match is over after five sets at most.

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  8. A set builds from the first serve up to set point and the winning rally.

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  9. Four full sets, then the deciding tie-break.

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  10. Rail cameras glide along the court to film rallies for television and streaming.

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Test 3Match statisticsTee test

  1. Opposites and outside hitters take most of the attacks, so they score most points.

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  2. Every missed serve is a point for the opponents, so errors add up.

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  3. Block points are rallies won directly by a block.

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  4. A team can lose sets heavily and win close ones; only sets won decide the match.

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  5. It counts points a team got from the opponents' mistakes.

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  6. Sets decide the match: three sets to one for the opponents, whatever the total points.

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  7. Digs count attacks kept off the floor, the libero's main job.

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  8. Attacks score most, then the opponents' errors, then blocks, and aces least.

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  9. A 3-2 match went the distance; a 3-0 win was one-sided.

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  10. The most valuable player, the MVP, is named at the end of big tournaments.

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Test 4Who is the liberoTee test

  1. Front-row duties are never the libero's; she defends from behind the attack line.

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  2. The libero is a defender: attacking above the height of the net is not allowed.

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  3. Under the FIVB rules the libero does not serve, block or try to block.

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  4. Libero replacements are separate from substitutions and are not counted with them.

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  5. Coaches usually bring the libero on for a middle blocker when the middle goes to the back row.

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  6. A team may name up to two liberos on its list.

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  7. The libero is usually the team's best passer and digger.

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  8. The libero takes the middle's back-row turns, then the middle returns for the front row.

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  9. Opposites attack most, middles hit quick sets, and liberos do not attack above the net.

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  10. Her different colour marks her out as the libero.

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Test 5The bench and coachesTee test

  1. The head coach works from the bench area, on the team's side of the court.

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  2. Substitutes follow the game and stay ready for the coach's call.

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  3. Keeping warm means a substitute can play well straight away.

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  4. Assistants and statisticians track the match for the head coach.

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  5. The physio looks after the players' bodies before, during and after matches.

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  6. Coaches sketch or show plays on a board or a tablet.

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  7. Support from the bench keeps the players on court going.

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  8. A warm player, a decision, the request in the zone and the swap.

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  9. Stop play, treat and check the player, and substitute if needed.

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  10. B is standing in the coach's area with a clipboard while the substitutes sit.

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Test 6Time-outs from the standsTee test

  1. Each team has two time-outs in every set.

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  2. A time-out lasts 30 seconds.

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  3. Stopping the game can halt the opponents' momentum.

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  4. Thirty seconds of rest and a drink help players reset.

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  5. Keeping a time-out for a tight finish lets the coach steady the team when it matters.

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  6. Players huddle with the coach to hear instructions.

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  7. Both teams may request their time-outs when the ball is out of play.

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  8. A run, a time-out, instructions, then play again.

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  9. A few seconds between rallies, 30 seconds for a time-out, minutes between sets.

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  10. Entertainment fills short time-outs at big events.

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Test 7A match's rhythmTee test

  1. There is no clock, but most matches last between one and two hours.

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  2. A good server or block can bring several points in a row.

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  3. The team that was receiving takes the point and the next serve.

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  4. Big serves and hard attacks often finish rallies in a few touches.

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  5. Dig after dig, with neither side giving up, makes for great rallies.

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  6. Crowds get loudest on the big points.

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  7. The tie-break goes only to 15, and the winner takes the match.

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  8. A comeback from 0-2 needs three sets in a row.

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  9. More sets mean a longer match.

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  10. Celebrating together after the last rally means the match is won.

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Test 8Video challenges on screenTee test

  1. Challenges cover clear facts of play: ball in or out, touches, net contacts and the like.

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  2. The coach requests the challenge, or the game captain when there is no coach.

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  3. Showing the replay lets the crowd see why the call stands or changes.

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  4. If the replay proves the call wrong, the decision is reversed.

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  5. Fast play makes some calls very hard; video helps put them right.

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  6. Play pauses until the decision is announced.

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  7. The key frame is the ball's contact with the floor relative to the line.

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  8. Call, request, review, decision.

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  9. A successful challenge changes the call and the point.

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  10. After a challenge request, the replay is shown while the decision is made.

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Test 9Fänn olemineTee test

  1. Most of the noise comes at the end of rallies, when a point is won.

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  2. Unlike tennis, volleyball crowds often cheer, chant and drum during serves.

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  3. Poland hosted, and won, the 2014 men's World Championship; its opening match filled a football stadium.

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  4. Big events are shown live on television and streaming services.

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  5. Objects on the court are dangerous and stop play.

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  6. Beach events in summer, often in city centres or on beaches, draw big crowds.

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  7. Familiar halls and loud home crowds help many teams.

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  8. Ticket, arrival, seat and the warm-up before the first serve.

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  9. From a few parents to a full arena.

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  10. Flags, drums and chants are the crowd's way of backing its team.

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Test 10Liigatabeli lugemineTee test

  1. A clear win, 3-0 or 3-1, earns three league points.

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  2. A five-set win earns two points; the loser takes one.

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  3. Taking the match to five sets earns the losers a point.

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  4. A clear defeat earns nothing.

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  5. Ties are usually broken by matches won, then the ratios of sets and points.

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  6. Set ratio compares sets won with sets lost.

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  7. A 3-1 win brings three points, a 3-2 win only two.

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  8. Three, two, one and no points.

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  9. Teams play the league, then the best go into the play-offs and a final.

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  10. Winning the play-off final usually decides the league champion.

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Allikad

General volleyball references, FIVB (beach, snow), World ParaVolley (sitting), FIVB Coaches Manual; original questions authored, nothing reproduced. Numbered FIVB rules belong to the Rules category.

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