PE MIDTERM

Question 1

• (bladed)
• weapon has a sharpened edge for cutting, slicing, slashing or a sharpened point for stabbing, thrusting or puncturing
• can slice, stab, cut, puncture and dice their opponents

Answer 1

A. EDGED WEAPON

Question 2

• (ninja-throwing stars)

Answer 2

B. SHURIKEN

Question 3

• is a Japanese martial art developed by Morihei Ueshiba (often referred to by his title ‘O Sensei’ or ‘Great Teacher’). On a purely physical level it is an art involving some throws and joint locks that are derived from Jujitsu and some throws and other techniques derived from Kenjutsu. _ focuses not on punching or kicking opponents, but rather on using their own energy to gain control of them or to throw them away from you.

Answer 3

C. AIKIDO

Question 4

• A practical and tactical system which teaches how to prevent, deal and overcome all kinds of violence and attacks. KM prepares the trainees in the subjects of self-defense, self protection, fighting and combat skills, as well as skills to defend others, all in unique and comprehensive teachings and way. Krav-Maga was developed in Israel…

Answer 4

E. KRAV MAGA

Question 5

• is a Japanese style of fencing derived during the Meiji period in Japan (1868-1912), from the two-handed sword fighting techniques of the samurai. Today kendo, which means “way of the sword”, is practiced with shinai (bamboo swords), and fighters wear protective equipment covering the target areas: the head, wrists, and abdomen.

Answer 5

D. KENDO

Question 6

• An extremely disciplined, powerful martial art where strength is built in low stances and powerful blocks.

Answer 6

F. KUNG FU

Question 7

• also referred to as Thai Boxing, is the oldest known form of kickboxing and is the primary building block of all other forms of kickboxing.

Answer 7

G. MUAY THAI

Question 8

• is the world’s most widely practice martial art. _ is a Korean fighting art that looks very similar to Japanese karate. It is an Olympic sport, an artistic discipline, a system of self-defense, and a way of life.

Answer 8

H. TAE KWON DO

Question 9

• is a generic term for the various kick/punch arts which originated in Okinawa and Japan. _ is a Japanese word that translates into English as, “empty hand.” It is a martial art of unarmed self-defense in which directed blows of the hands or feet are delivered with special shouts from a poised stance.

Answer 9

I. KARATE

Question 10

• The typical answer is “form.” A more detailed (however brief) answer by some is “a set of prearranged moves designed in a set pattern, fighting several opponents in different directions.”
• a “method of training” in a particular martial art. It is one element of many that lead to an end result.

Answer 10

J. KATA

Question 11

• sometimes known as hidden weapons because of how they would often be concealed on a person before being
  thrown.

Answer 11

K. PROJECTILE WEAPON

Question 12

• is the complete body of technical (physical, scientific) and philosophical (mental, social and spiritual) knowledge that was studied and taught by Bruce Lee during his lifetime.

Answer 12

L. JET KUNE DO

Question 13

• is formed from two ideograms Ju the various meanings of which are suppleness, flexibility, pliancy, gentleness and Jitsu meaning technique or art. So _ means the art of suppleness or flexibility.

Answer 13

M. JUJITSO

Question 14

• (nonbladed)
• weapon doesn’t have a cutting edge for slicing or a sharpened point for puncturing.
• cause damage by bludgeoning, clubbing or stunning

Answer 14

N. BLUNT WEAPON

Question 15

• a fun and exciting sport, is a Brazilian art form and self defense; with strong aerobic and dance elements. It is a mixture of body and soul, fighting and dancing, of music instruments and voice requiring the use of menta l physical and emotional agility.

Answer 15

O. Capoeira

Question 16

The sword is…

Answer 16

• regarded as a weapon of bravery and justice; a symbol of war; military skill and honor.

Question 17

Kata is…

Answer 17

• a “method of training” in a particular martial art.
• a method of training in a particular martial art, consisting of prearranged selected techniques of the ryu, performed in a set sequence, to assist one in accomplishing the ultimate goal of any martial art.
• to become skilled in effective techniques that would save our life if need be.
• selected (not all) waza, which is performed in a set sequence, and in the case of karate, a set pattern, to help train martial art students to defend themselves.
• practiced with a partner, the waza
  (techniques) have to be “adjusted” if you will.

Question 18

Karate kata…

Answer 18

• (for the most part) are performed alone
• To practice bunkai correctly, we must first understand what one-person kata is, more specifically, karate kata is.

Question 19

A strength of projectile weapons…

Answer 19

• weakness lang nasa module
• weakness of projectile weapons is that if the thrower misses the target, he is now weaponless.

Question 20

Some practitioners would at- tach the projectile weapon…

Answer 20

chain or rope in order to retract it after it was thrown.

Question 21

Ninjutsu is …

Answer 21

• The traditional Japanese method of espionage; involves stealthy movements and the use of camouflage.

Question 22

In doing Kata…

Answer 22

wala sa module

Question 23

The forms of Tai Chi Chuan…

Answer 23

are a traditional Chinese approach to exercise, meditation, and personal growth.

Question 24

The ultimate aim or result of
practicing kata…

Answer 24

• is to become skilled in effective techniques that would save our life if need be.

Question 25

Martial arts nutrition...

Answer 25

deals with diet and nutrition to positively affect a practitioner’s performance.

Question 26

The goal of a martial artist …

Answer 26

wala sa module

Question 27

"Kali"...

Answer 27

- meaning body in motion, is the Martial Art of the Philippines. - must have been derived from “tjakalele” which is a native fencing in Indonesia. - became so popular during the early days that it was known as the sports of kings and of members of the royal blood. - declined in popularity as early as 1596 when the Spanish authorities discouraged and eventually banned the practice of the art in 1764.

Question 28

Martial arts weapons can define…

Answer 28

- wala so module yung word na define. Eto lang meron: refer to nonballistic weaponry created in Asia before the 1900s— most of which came out of China.

Question 29

Stances, punches, blockings and kicks…

Answer 29

basic skills of martial arts

Question 30

Martial arts fitness...

Answer 30

can increase a person’s strength, stability, stamina, flexibility and explosive power