NON-VOLLEY-ZONE RULES

Question 1

FAULT OR POINT

If the paddle touches the non-volley zone during the volley motion, before or after contacting the ball, it is a fault.

Answer 1

FAULT

Question 2

TRUE OR FALSE

A player may enter the non-volley zone before or after returning any ball that bounces.

Answer 2

TRUE

Question 3

TRUE OR FALSE

There is no violation if a player does not exit the non-volley zone after hitting a ball that bounces.

Answer 3

TRUE

Question 4

TRUE OR FALSE

A player or team is entitled to two time-outs for 11, four time outs for 15-point games and six time-outs for a 21-point game.

Each time-out period may last up to 1 minute.

Answer 4

FALSE

2 time-outs for 11 and 15-point game; 3 time-outs for 21-point game

Question 5

TRUE OR FALSE

Before the serve occurs, if a team calls a time-out while having no time-outs remaining, no penalty shall be called.

Answer 5

TRUE

Question 6

TRUE OR FALSE

During the medical time-out, the referee starts a 20-minute timer when a medical personnel or the tournament director is present.

Answer 6

FALSE

15-minute timer only

Question 7

IDENTIFICATION

A paddle may be switched from hand to hand at any time.

ALLOWED

Answer 7

SWITCHING HANDS

Question 8

IDENTIFICATION

A player completely missing the ball when attempting to strike it does not create a dead ball. The ball remains in play until it bounces twice or until any other fault occurs

Answer 8

MISSING SHOT

Question 9

IDENTIFICATION

If any player suspects the ball is or becomes cracked after the serve, play must continue until the end of the rally

Answer 9

BROKEN OR CRACKED BALL

Question 11

IDENTIFICATION

The rally continues to its conclusion despite an injury to any of the players

Answer 11

INJURY DURING RALLY

Question 12

IDENTIFICATION

A rally will not be stopped if a player loses or breaks a paddle or loses an item, unless the action results in a fault

Answer 12

PLAYER EQUIPMENT PROBLEM