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Excluding blocks, how many times in a row may one player hit the ball?
Answer: One
Why: A block never counts as one of the team's three hits, which is why the blocker may legally dig their own deflected ball straight after.
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Which body governs both indoor and beach volleyball?
Answer: FIVB
Why: The FIVB was founded at a Paris congress in April 1947 by 14 federations, but it only sanctioned its first beach event 40 years later.
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Who won the most Olympic medals in men's indoor volleyball history?
Answer: Sergey Tetyukhin
Why: Tetyukhin earned four medals across six Olympic Games, culminating in gold at London 2012.
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How many players are on one standard beach volleyball team?
Answer: Two
Why: Beach teams have no bench: both players must stay in play, and they cover a court of 16 by 8 metres, smaller than the indoor one.
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How many points are required to win the deciding fifth set in indoor volleyball?
Answer: 15 points
Why: The fifth set is shortened to 15 points, but teams must still win by a margin of at least two points.
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In which city did indoor volleyball make its Olympic debut?
Answer: Tokyo
Why: Both men's and women's tournaments debuted in 1964, and the host nation's women beat the Soviet Union in that first women's final.