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Basic Volleyball Rules for Playing the Game • • • • • • ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
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Basic Volleyball Rules Violations point for the opponent
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stepping on or across the service line
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Contacting the ball illegally
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Touching the net
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reaching over the net
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Crossing the court centerline
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Serving out of order.
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Back row player blocking
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Back row player attacking
Types of Multiple Births: Terminology Monozygotic - multiple (typically two) foetuses produced by the splitting of a single zygote Dizygotic - multiple (typically two) foetuses produced by two zygotes Polyzygotic - multiple foetuses produced by two or more zygotes Litter - the offspring produced by a multiple birth in non-human placentals Terms used for the order of multiple births are largely derived from the Latin names for numbers. Two offspring - twins Three offspring - triplets Four offspring - quadruplets Five offspring - quintuplets Six offspring - sextuplets
Seven offspring - septuplets Eight offspring - octuplets Nine offspring - nonuplets Ten offspring - decaplets Eleven offspring - undecaplets Twelve offspring - duodecaplets Thirteen offspring - tredecaplets Fourteen offspring - quattuordecaplets Fifteen offspring - quindecaplets
• • • •
• •
Basic Volleyball Rules Violations point for the opponent
•
stepping on or across the service line
• •
Contacting the ball illegally
•
Touching the net
• •
reaching over the net
•
Crossing the court centerline
•
Serving out of order.
•
Back row player blocking
•
Back row player attacking
Types of Multiple Births: Terminology Monozygotic - multiple (typically two) foetuses produced by the splitting of a single zygote Dizygotic - multiple (typically two) foetuses produced by two zygotes Polyzygotic - multiple foetuses produced by two or more zygotes Litter - the offspring produced by a multiple birth in non-human placentals Terms used for the order of multiple births are largely derived from the Latin names for numbers. Two offspring - twins Three offspring - triplets Four offspring - quadruplets Five offspring - quintuplets Six offspring - sextuplets
Seven offspring - septuplets Eight offspring - octuplets Nine offspring - nonuplets Ten offspring - decaplets Eleven offspring - undecaplets Twelve offspring - duodecaplets Thirteen offspring - tredecaplets Fourteen offspring - quattuordecaplets Fifteen offspring - quindecaplets
