Which signal is used to indicate a backrow attack when applicable?

Which signal is used to indicate a backrow attack when applicable?

• A. Backrow attack signal
• B. End set/match
• C. Lift
• D. Double hit

Answer: (A)

The backrow attack signal is the official gesture used to indicate that a back-row player is attacking. It matters because back-row hitters have to take off from behind the 3-meter line (attack line), and the referee uses this signal to communicate when a back-row attack is occurring or has occurred under the rules. The other options refer to unrelated situations: ending the set or match, a lift (a fault where the ball is caught and thrown), and a double hit (a fault of hitting the ball twice in one contact). Therefore, the correct signal is the backrow attack signal.

The backrow attack signal is the official gesture used to indicate that a back-row player is attacking. It matters because back-row hitters have to take off from behind the 3-meter line (attack line), and the referee uses this signal to communicate when a back-row attack is occurring or has occurred under the rules. The other options refer to unrelated situations: ending the set or match, a lift (a fault where the ball is caught and thrown), and a double hit (a fault of hitting the ball twice in one contact). Therefore, the correct signal is the backrow attack signal.