Tao of Jeet Kune Do Test | Final Test - Easy

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Tao of Jeet Kune Do Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Lee recommend combining with a parry when fighting an opponent who is faster, taller, or has longer reach?
(a) The croise.
(b) The beat.
(c) The feint.
(d) The step back.

2. The two parts in a feint are a _____ thrust and a _____ evasive thrust.
(a) First/Second.
(b) Large/Small.
(c) Powerful/Weak.
(d) False/Real.

3. Even the desire to _____, Lee says, is an attachment.
(a) Be loved.
(b) Love.
(c) Be void of desire.
(d) Change.

4. What does Lee suggest results when there is no center and no circumference?
(a) Understanding.
(b) Conflict.
(c) Happiness.
(d) Truth.

5. What does Lee say involves observing the opponent's habits, virtues, and faults?
(a) A character study.
(b) Preliminary analysis.
(c) Scientific observation.
(d) Selecting tactics.

6. What does Lee instruct fighters to use to coordinate closing and opening distances?
(a) Arm span.
(b) An estimation.
(c) Non-thinking.
(d) Hands and feet.

7. Which attacks does Lee describe that are started by the fighter to score by pace, fraud, or force?
(a) Primary.
(b) Counter.
(c) Simple.
(d) Compound.

8. What types of fighters does Lee describe as using techniques and tactics learned by repetition without considering the reason?
(a) Intellectual.
(b) Thoughtless.
(c) Mechanical.
(d) Beginners.

9. How many principles does Lee outline for distance in attacks?
(a) Seven.
(b) Four.
(c) Six.
(d) Five.

10. What does Lee call the four forms of simple attack that include thrusts, simple disengagements, counter-disengagements and cut-overs?
(a) Counter attacks.
(b) Renewed attacks.
(c) Compound attacks.
(d) The Power Four.

11. What move does Lee teach that shifts the weight and changes the feet while remaining balanced?
(a) Weaving.
(b) Lunging.
(c) Sidestepping.
(d) Pivoting.

12. What is the rhythm of the single feint?
(a) Short-short.
(b) Long-long-short.
(c) Long-short-short.
(d) Long-short.

13. How does Lee suggest a feint makes the opponent react?
(a) At a fearful level.
(b) At a reflex level.
(c) At an intellectual level.
(d) At a physical level.

14. Which Jeet Kune Do technique anticipates the opponent's punch or kick and steps back to take advantage of the opponent's openings?
(a) The sliding roll.
(b) Sidestepping.
(c) Kicking.
(d) Telegraphing.

15. What does Lee compare a man's movement to without obstruction?
(a) An old growth tree.
(b) A leaf blowing in the wind.
(c) A soaring bird.
(d) A flash of lightening.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Lee say is made when a fighter decides or opponent movement occurs or fails?

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

3. What action does Lee say the feint lures the opponent into making?

4. Lee teaches that in Jeet Kune Do, combat is a matter of _____.

5. What is a counterattack that follows a parry and is determined by the opponent's anticipated reactions?

(see the answer keys)

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