2. What does Lee call a group of routines, ideas, and traditions that defeat freedom?
(a) Classical styles.
(b) Religion.
(c) The daily grind.
(d) Warming up.

3. Lee states that _____ requires the mind be not for or against.
(a) Effort.
(b) Purpose.
(c) Conduct.
(d) Truth.

4. According to Lee, how should the movements of an opponent who is very fast and cannot be feinted, be countered?
(a) With a feint.
(b) With the bind.
(c) With the croise.
(d) With the beat.

5. Lee claims that Jeet Kune Do is not just technique but is a matter of _____ and _____.
(a) Becoming/Analysis.
(b) Learning/Doing.
(c) Circumference/Circles.
(d) Personal spirituality/Physique.

Short Answer Questions

1. What technique does Lee describe that requires three factors be understood, including the opponent lead to determine the open side of the opponent?

2. What does Lee claim is the greatest hindrance to proper physical action?

3. What does Lee say enables one to assume adaptability to any style?

4. What term does Lee use to describe evidence of poor readiness?

5. What strategy does Lee use for avoiding a blow without moving the body out of range with straight leads and counters?

(see the answer key)

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