The clockwise movement of players around the court after a side-out is called.

-The sequence of plays from the serve to the point being scored.

- A ball that is passed over the net rather than attacked, usually due to a poor set or difficult positioning.

-A successful, unreturnable attack that results in a point

-A specialized defensive player wearing a different color jersey who has certain limitations, such as not attacking the ball above the net.

The act of putting the ball into play by a player from behind the service line.

A soft shot over the net, usually performed by a player at the net.

- The point that, if won by the serving team, will conclude the match.

A successful block where the ball is hit straight down onto the opponent's side.

A defensive move where a player receives a hard-driven ball, usually low to the ground.

The action of a player using their fingertips to direct the ball to a teammate for an attack.

A serve that results in a point without the receiving team being able to make a return.

When a player attacks the ball while starting their approach from behind the 3-meter line.

-A one-handed defensive move where a player extends their hand flat on the floor to keep the ball from hitting the ground.

The action of players at the net trying to deflect or stop an opponent's attack.

A simultaneous attempt by two players at the net to push the ball to the opponent's side.

An offensive play where a player hits the ball over the net, aiming to score a point.

When the defensive block makes contact with the attacked ball but does not deflect it enough to prevent it from continuing into the court.

-When the serving team fails to score a point, and the serve is given to the opponent.

A basic skill where a player uses their forearms to play the ball to a teammate. Also known as a pass.