The primary objective of volleyball is to score points by hitting the ball over the net and into the opponent's court, causing them to be unable to return it.

There are 6 players on a volleyball court at a time, divided into two teams of three players each.

A team is allowed a maximum of 3 hits before the ball must be returned over the net.

The player who serves the ball is called the Server.

The player who specializes in digging and receiving serves is called the Libero.

The player who sets up the attack for the team is called the Setter.

The player who specializes in blocking the opponent's attacks is called the Middle Blocker.

The player who specializes in attacking the opponent's court is called the Outside Hitter.

The line that divides the court into two halves is called the Center Line.

The line that runs along the back of the court is called the Baseline.

The line that runs along the sides of the court is called the Sideline.

The line that runs across the court, 3 meters from the net, is called the Attack Line.

A team needs to score 25 points to win a set in volleyball.

A team needs to win 3 sets to win a match in volleyball.

The International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) is the international governing body for volleyball.