All Free Health and Physical Education MCQs with Answers

• A. 9.00m
• B. 10.00m
• C. 9.1m
• D. 9.5m

Explanation: A volleyball net may be up to 10 m long, allowing it to extend beyond the 9 m court width and be secured to the posts.

• A. 1m
• B. 2m
• C. 3m
• D. 4m

Explanation: The standard volleyball net is 1 m wide, measured vertically from its top edge to its bottom edge.

• A. 2.43m
• B. 2.42m
• C. 2.40m
• D. 3.43m

Explanation: The official men's volleyball net height is 2.43 m, measured at the centre of the court. The 2.24 m height applies to women's volleyball.

• A. 2.24m
• B. 2.25m
• C. 3.43m
• D. 2.43m

Explanation: The official women's volleyball net height is 2.24 m, while the men's height is 2.43 m.

• A. 9.5m
• B. 9.1m
• C. 9.00m
• D. 10.00m

Explanation: A volleyball net must be at least 9.50 m long so it can cover the court width and reach the supporting posts.

• A. 4x4m
• B. 3x3m
• C. 2x3m
• D. 3x2m

Explanation: In standard volleyball, each warm-up area measures 3 × 3 metres and is placed outside the free zone near the team benches.

• A. 1x2m
• B. 2x1m
• C. 1x1m
• D. 2x2m

Explanation: A volleyball penalty area is approximately 1 × 1 metre and usually contains two chairs for penalised players.

• A. horizontal
• B. side way
• C. circle
• D. vertical

Explanation: The volleyball net is positioned vertically over the centre line, with its ends attached to posts outside the sidelines.

• A. front zone
• B. service one
• C. free zone
• D. substitution zone

Explanation: The substitution zone lies between the attack-line extensions and the scorer's table.

• A. service zone
• B. front zone
• C. attack zone
• D. free zone

Explanation: The front zone is formed on each side of the court between the centre line and the rear edge of the attack line.

• A. center line
• B. service line
• C. attack line
• D. free zone

Explanation: The attack line is drawn 3 metres from and parallel to the centre line on each half of the volleyball court.

• A. 2 long line and 2 short line
• B. none of these
• C. both a, b
• D. 2 side line and 2 endline

Explanation: A volleyball court has two sidelines along its length and two end lines across its width.

• A. 4
• B. 3
• C. 2
• D. 5

Explanation: The centre line divides the volleyball court into two equal halves, one for each team.

• A. thorny floor
• B. slopy floor
• C. Synthetic floor
• D. rough floor

Explanation: FIVB World and Official Competitions use an approved synthetic playing surface because it provides consistent grip, bounce, and player…

• A. Slop
• B. rough
• C. thorny
• D. clean and smooth

Explanation: A volleyball playing surface must be level, uniform, clean, and safe, so clean and smooth is the only suitable option.

• A. 1
• B. 2
• C. 3
• D. 4

Explanation: Under rally-point scoring, the team that wins every rally receives one point, regardless of which team served.

• A. 13.5m
• B. 12.5m
• C. 11.5m
• D. 10.5m

Explanation: For FIVB World and Official Competitions, the free playing space above the court must be at least 12.5 metres high and free of obstacles.

• A. Blue
• B. Red
• C. Black
• D. White

Explanation: Volleyball boundary and attack-area lines are white so they remain clearly visible against the court surface.

• A. 3cm
• B. 4cm
• C. 5cm
• D. 6cm

Explanation: All volleyball court lines are 5 cm wide, and each line is included within the dimensions of the area it marks.

• A. 11m
• B. 9m
• C. 11m
• D. 10m

Explanation: A regulation volleyball court measures 9 metres across and 18 metres in length.