Question

1. when performing the bump, you should place one hand inside the other. (1 point) *

true
false

1. what is the next pass after the bump? (1 point) *

set
spike
serve
none of the above

1. the bump is usually the best type of hit to receive a serve. (1 point) *

true
false

1. what is another name for the bump? (1 point) *

kill
forearm pass

Explanation:

• For question 7: When performing the bump (a volleyball skill), the correct hand - positioning is to place one hand on top of the other (forming a platform), not inside. So the statement is false.
• For question 8: In volleyball, the sequence is often bump (pass the ball from the serve or attack) → set (position the ball for an attack) → spike (attack the ball). So the next pass after the bump is the set.
• For question 9: The bump (or forearm pass) is a stable way to receive a serve as it provides a flat surface to control the ball's direction, so it is usually the best type of hit to receive a serve.
• For question 10: The bump in volleyball is also known as the forearm pass as it uses the forearms to pass the ball.

Answer:

1. B. False
2. A. Set
3. A. True
4. B. Forearm pass