Test Your Kung Fu Knowledge
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In general, Kung Fu is a label used to describe any martial art that comes from where?
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Japan
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Korea
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Vietnam
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China
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The term "Kung Fu" means what?
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"hard work or task"
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"work hard play hard"
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"always learning"
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"spirituality and faith"
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A. "hard work or task"
A. "always learning"Explanation
The term "Kung Fu" is a Chinese phrase that translates to "hard work or task" and "always learning." It refers to the dedication, effort, and continuous pursuit of mastery in any field or discipline. Kung Fu is not only about physical combat but also encompasses mental and spiritual growth through disciplined practice and constant learning.Rate this question:
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What does "kung" mean? .
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Destiny
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Accomplishment
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Fighting
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Faith
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A. AccomplishmentExplanation
"Kung" does not mean "destiny" or "fighting" as those words have their own distinct meanings. It also does not mean "faith" as there is no connection between the word "kung" and faith. The only option left is "accomplishment," which could be a possible meaning for the word "kung" based on context or cultural references.Rate this question:
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What does "fu" mean?
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Heart
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Faith
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Discipline
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Effort
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A. EffortExplanation
"Fu" is a Chinese word that translates to "effort" in English. In Chinese culture, "fu" represents the determination, hard work, and perseverance required to achieve success. It emphasizes the importance of putting in consistent effort and striving towards one's goals. Therefore, "effort" is the correct answer as it accurately reflects the meaning of "fu" in this context.Rate this question:
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Kung Fu can generally be divided into what two systems? (Choose two)
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External
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Mild
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Intense
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Internal
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A. External
A. InternalExplanation
Kung Fu can generally be divided into two systems: external and internal. The external system focuses on physical strength, speed, and agility, emphasizing techniques like punches, kicks, and blocks. On the other hand, the internal system emphasizes the cultivation of internal energy, mental focus, and relaxation, utilizing techniques like meditation, breathing exercises, and fluid movements. These two systems represent different approaches to martial arts training and have their own unique characteristics and benefits.Rate this question:
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This system emphasizes body mechanics, leverage, and applied force:
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Mild
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External
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Intense
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Internal
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A. ExternalExplanation
This system emphasizes body mechanics, leverage, and applied force. The term "external" refers to something that is outside or originating from outside of the body. In this context, it suggests that the system focuses on techniques and principles that involve utilizing external factors such as body mechanics, leverage, and applied force to achieve desired outcomes.Rate this question:
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This system focuses more on non-tangible elements of the art: The internal system focuses more on non-tangible elements of the art.
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Mild
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Intense
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External
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Internal
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A. InternalExplanation
The correct answer is "Internal" because the system being referred to in the statement is described as focusing more on non-tangible elements of the art. This suggests that the system is concerned with internal aspects such as emotions, ideas, and concepts rather than external factors like physical appearance or materials used.Rate this question:
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Name at least three styles that are taught for the system from question number 6.
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12 spring legs Monkey Fist Cha Family Fist Mizang Chuan Gold Steel Fist Lohan Buddha Fist Eight Way Fist Six Harmony Fist Eagle Claw Power Fist Shaolin Fist Northern Long Fist Two Person Set Five Animals (Dragon, Tiger, Crane, Snake, Leopard) Tang Long (praying mantis: seven star, eight step, plum blossom, six harmoniesExplanation
The given answer lists at least three styles that are taught for the system from question number 6. These styles include Monkey Fist, Cha Family Fist, and Mizang Chuan.Rate this question:
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Name at least three styles that are taught for the system from question number 7.
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Tai chi chuan Grand Ultimate Fist Hsing-I Pa Kua Chang I-ChingsExplanation
The question asks for at least three styles that are taught for the system mentioned in question number 7. The correct answer lists five styles: Tai chi chuan, Grand Ultimate Fist, Hsing-I, Pa Kua Chang, and I-Chings. These styles are likely part of the system being taught and are taught to practitioners.Rate this question:
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Kung Fu also includes instruction in the use of weapons. A total of eighteen different weapons are offered to Yoo's Kung Fu students. List at least five of the weapons offered:
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staff spear Pa-kua do rope javelin kwan tao and puado tiger fork tanfa double axes butterfly knivescane 3 section staff whip chain twin hooks fan daggers and halbered tai chi swords (single and double) Broad Sword (single and double) double edged straight sword (single and double)Explanation
The answer lists eighteen different weapons that are offered to Yoo's Kung Fu students. These weapons include staff, spear, Pa-kua do, rope javelin, kwan tao and puado, tiger fork, tanfa, double axes, butterfly knives, cane, 3 section staff, whip chain, twin hooks, fan, daggers and halbered, tai chi swords (single and double), Broad Sword (single and double), and double-edged straight sword (single and double).Rate this question:
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