Deck 24: Volleying and Dribbling

Question 1

Dribbling and volleying are almost exclusively used in volleyball and basketball.

Answer 1

False

Question 2

Since dribbling is actually a subdivision of volleying,it is appropriate for teachers to develop the two skills together.

Answer 2

True

Question 3

When children can control the direction as well as the force of their strikes in volleying and are able to combine several different concepts with striking they are at the

A) precontrol level of skill development.
B) control level of skill development.
C) utilization level of skill development.
D) proficiency level of skill development.

Answer 3

C

Question 4

Of the five striking activities listed below,the most difficult one is

A) striking a ball to a partner.
B) striking a ball at different levels.
C) striking a ball to outwit an opponent.
D) striking a balloon.
E) striking a ball continuously with different body parts.

Question 5

Cues for volleying at the control level include all of the following except

A) crab fingers.
B) flat surface.
C) extend to target.
D) quick feet.
E) step with opposition

Question 6

Dribbling with the nondominant hand,dribbling and switching hands,dribbling while traveling and looking up,and dribbling at different positions around the body are all dribbling skills that might be exhibited by a child at the

A) precontrol level of skill development.
B) control level of skill development.
C) utilization level of skill development.
D) proficiency level of skill development.

Question 7

Volleybirds are flat-bottomed shuttlecocks that originated in Taiwan and are now being used in physical education programs in the United States,particularly to practice volleying skills at the utilization level.

Question 8

Children at the precontrol level of volleying are rarely able to direct the flight of the ball intentionally.

Question 9

Hacky Sack is a rather new popular game that involves volleying and that can be played successfully by children at the control level of the volleying skill.

Question 10

Important cues for dribbling include all of the following EXCEPT

A) hand on top of the ball.
B) fingerpads.
C) knees bent.
D) eyes on the ball.
E) look up