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Match the terms with the correct definition.(10 points)
Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse.
Skill used to finish a point
The boundary where the serve is made
What you would do if you make contact with the ball below shoulder level
Hitting the ball to an empty part of the playing area
Version of volleyball played six-on-six
What you would do if you make contact with the ball above shoulder level
The apparatus used to divide the field of play
Version of volleyball played two-on-two
The serve used more by novices
More difficult of the two types of serves
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Here are the responses matched with their correct definitions:

  1. Skill used to finish a point - Hitting the ball to an empty part of the playing area
  2. The boundary where the serve is made - The apparatus used to divide the field of play
  3. What you would do if you make contact with the ball below shoulder level - Version of volleyball played six-on-six
  4. Hitting the ball to an empty part of the playing area - What you would do if you make contact with the ball above shoulder level
  5. Version of volleyball played six-on-six - Version of volleyball played two-on-two
  6. What you would do if you make contact with the ball above shoulder level - More difficult of the two types of serves
  7. The apparatus used to divide the field of play - The serve used more by novices
  8. Version of volleyball played two-on-two - More difficult of the two types of serves
  9. The serve used more by novices - More difficult of the two types of serves
  10. More difficult of the two types of serves - What you would do if you make contact with the ball above shoulder level

This ordering likely requires repeated matching based on the specific terms provided, as there appear to be only a few correct elements that directly relate to each definition. Let me know if you would like a different layout or additional options!