FIVB 2025–2028 indoor volleyball rules on rotation, positions, and ball contacts.
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FIVB 2025–2028: At service contact, which team must be positioned in rotational order?
- The serving team
- The front-row players only
- Both teams
- The receiving team
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D) The receiving team
For the receiving team, where must a front-row player be relative to the corresponding back-row player at service contact?
- Closer to the same sideline
- Closer to the end line
- Closer to the center line
- In a free position
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C) Closer to the center line
For the receiving team, how must the right and left players be positioned relative to the middle player at service contact?
- At equal distances
- Closer to their respective sidelines
- In free positions
- Closer to the center line
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B) Closer to their respective sidelines
FIVB 2025–2028: How may the serving team's players position themselves at service contact?
- In free positions
- In the back row only
- In the front row only
- In required rotational positions
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A) In free positions
Which record determines a team's serving order?
- Players' height order
- The lineup sheet at set start
- Players' uniform numbers
- Player positions in the previous rally
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B) The lineup sheet at set start
When the receiving team gains the right to serve, which way do its players rotate?
- No rotation
- Clockwise
- Toward the court center
- Counterclockwise
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B) Clockwise
Under FIVB 2025–2028 rules, how far is the rear edge of the attack line from the axis of the center line?
- 3 m
- 4 m
- 2 m
- 5 m
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A) 3 m
Which action is a back-row player's blocking fault?
- A block attempt without touching the ball
- A completed block by a front-row player
- A completed block
- A defensive contact outside a block
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C) A completed block
Excluding a block contact, how many times may a team play the ball before returning it?
- Twice
- Four times
- Three times
- Five times
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C) Three times
After a block, if the blocker contacts the ball again on the first team hit, what condition applies?
- An automatic double-contact fault
- Permission to catch the ball
- A required fourth team hit
- Consecutive contacts during one action
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D) Consecutive contacts during one action
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