Would You Pass The Yellow Belt Test?

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    What is the first sentence of the yellow belt requirement sheet?

    • Practice good Tae Kwon Do hygiene.
    • Demonstrate a sincere desire to practice and show a sincere interest in Tae Kwon Do.
    • Practice Tae Kwon Do every day.
    • Good moral character and maturity. Specifically, loyalty without question.
    • Be a good fighter.
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This quiz is to see if you could pass the yellow belt test if you had to take it now. This quiz is just for fun. The questions are based on Lina's Mudokwan school requirements. For yes-or-no questions, please be honest.

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  • 2. 

    What is NOT a rule in Mudokwan?

    • Address your master as Sir or Madam.

    • Bow before entering a mat.

    • Challenge your instructor or your classmate to punching.

    • Keep your uniform clean.

    • Listen and follow directions.

    Correct Answer
    A. Challenge your instructor or your classmate to punching.
    Explanation
    In Mudokwan, it is not a rule to challenge your instructor or your classmate to punching. This means that it is not acceptable or encouraged to engage in physical confrontations with your instructor or fellow classmates. The other options listed are all rules in Mudokwan, such as addressing your master respectfully, bowing before entering the mat, keeping your uniform clean, and listening and following directions.

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  • 3. 

    What is the Korean word for blocking?

    • Cha Gee

    • Mak Gee

    • Chee Gee

    • Dae Ryuhn

    • Ja Sae

    Correct Answer
    A. Mak Gee
    Explanation
    The Korean word for blocking is "Mak Gee".

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  • 4. 

    What does Chee Gee mean?

    • Blocking

    • Punching

    • Kicking

    • Stance

    • Forms

    Correct Answer
    A. Punching
    Explanation
    Chee Gee refers to the act of punching. It is a term commonly used in martial arts, specifically in disciplines like karate or taekwondo, to describe the action of striking with a closed fist. This term is often used to teach and practice proper punching techniques, emphasizing accuracy, power, and speed.

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  • 5. 

    What does Poom Sae mean?

    • Blocking

    • Punching

    • Kicking

    • Stance

    • Forms

    Correct Answer
    A. Forms
    Explanation
    Poom Sae refers to the practice of forms in martial arts. Forms are a sequence of movements that are performed in a specific order and are used to develop technique, balance, and coordination. They are an essential part of training in disciplines such as Taekwondo, where practitioners learn and perfect various forms to demonstrate their mastery of the art. Therefore, the correct answer is "Forms."

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  • 6. 

    What is Dae Ryuhn?

    • Punching

    • Kicking

    • Stance

    • Forms

    • Sparring

    Correct Answer
    A. Sparring
    Explanation
    Dae Ryuhn refers to a type of training in martial arts called "Sparring". Sparring involves simulated combat between two practitioners, allowing them to practice their techniques and strategies in a controlled environment. It helps improve their reflexes, timing, and overall fighting skills. During sparring, practitioners can apply their punches, kicks, stances, and forms in a dynamic and realistic setting, preparing them for actual combat situations.

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  • 7. 

    How do you count from 1-10 in Korean?

    • Hana, Dool, Set, Net, Da Suht, Ya Suht, Il Gop, Yuh Duhl, Ah Hop, Yuhl

    • Set, Net, Il Gop, Dool, Ah Hop, Da Suht, Hana, Yuh Duhl, Ya Suht, Yuhl

    • Hana, Dool, Set, Net, Da Suht, Il Gop, Ya Suht, Yuh Duhl, Ah Hop, Yuhl

    • Hana, Dool, Set, Net, Ya Suht, Da Suht, Il Gop, Ah Hop, Yuh Duhl, Yuhl

    • Ichi, Ni, San, Shi, Go, Roku, Shichi, Achi, Ku, Ju

    Correct Answer
    A. Hana, Dool, Set, Net, Da Suht, Ya Suht, Il Gop, Yuh Duhl, Ah Hop, Yuhl
    Explanation
    The given answer correctly lists the Korean numbers from 1 to 10 in the correct order. "Hana" means 1, "Dool" means 2, "Set" means 3, "Net" means 4, "Da Suht" means 5, "Ya Suht" means 6, "Il Gop" means 7, "Yuh Duhl" means 8, "Ah Hop" means 9, and "Yuhl" means 10.

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  • 8. 

    Can you demonstrate a horse stance, ready position, crescent kick, roundhouse kick, and a judo roll without help?

    • Yes

    • No

    Correct Answer
    A. Yes
    Explanation
    The answer "Yes" indicates that the person is capable of demonstrating all the mentioned actions without any assistance.

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  • 9. 

    Do you know how to do Judan (10-step) and Pal Gwe Il Chang (Pal Gwe One) without help?

    • Yes

    • No

    Correct Answer
    A. Yes
    Explanation
    The given answer suggests that the person knows how to do both Judan (10-step) and Pal Gwe Il Chang (Pal Gwe One) without any assistance.

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  • 10. 

    For yellow belt, can you break a board?

    • Yes

    • No

    Correct Answer
    A. Yes
    Explanation
    Yes, for yellow belt, one can break a board. Yellow belt is typically the second level in martial arts, and breaking a board is a common test of strength and technique. It requires proper training and technique to break a board successfully, and yellow belt practitioners are usually taught the necessary skills to perform this task.

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