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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Lee teach is the state one must preserve when the fighting stance is assumed?
(a) Spiritual freedom and non-attachment.
(b) Gratitude.
(c) Fearlessness.
(d) Power and control.

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

3. What does Lee say a long and deep feint draws the opponent into?
(a) A trance.
(b) A parry.
(c) A feint.
(d) A corner.

4. What move does Lee say make the fighter harder to hit and leaves the hands open for attack?
(a) The body sway.
(b) Footwork.
(c) Rolling.
(d) Weaving.

5. How does Lee distinguish the parry from a block?
(a) He says the parry is a faster version of a block.
(b) He says the parry requires more coordination and the block relies on the reflexes.
(c) He says the deflecting motion of the parry uses no force and causes the blow to slide off.
(d) He says the block using no force but the parry does.

6. What attack occurs in the same line as the original action when the opponent retreats without a parry?
(a) The original.
(b) The renewed.
(c) The progressive indirect.
(d) The delayed.

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

8. What does Lee teach is the purpose of a feint?
(a) To use enough motion to deflect a blow.
(b) To increase a fighter's arsenal.
(c) To reduce an opponent's coordination.
(d) To improve muscle function.

9. In Chapter 7, Lee suggest an immediate _____ is most effective because it occurs immediately after a(n) _____.
(a) Block/Kick.
(b) Attack/Counterattack.
(c) Riposte/Parry.
(d) Counterattack/Attack.

10. 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.

11. Lee says that the key element of Jeet Kune Do is its _____ that permits it to have all technique.
(a) Openness to ideas.
(b) Lack of technique.
(c) Attention to detail.
(d) Teachers.

12. What parts of the body does Lee refer to in his instructions for slipping?
(a) None.
(b) Hands and feet.
(c) Shoulders and head.
(d) Arms.

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

14. What strategy does Lee use for avoiding a blow without moving the body out of range with straight leads and counters?
(a) Parrying.
(b) Punching.
(c) Ducking.
(d) Slipping.

15. Lee teaches that in Jeet Kune Do, combat is a matter of _____.
(a) Motion.
(b) Interpretation.
(c) Footwork.
(d) Following the rules.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Lee say that counterattacking is safer for?

2. What does Lee say fighters may develop to maintain the distance between them?

3. Which Jeet Kune Do technique moves the body with a blow, thereby nullifying its value?

4. What does Lee say is consciously unconscious and unconsciously conscious at the same time?

5. Lee explains that the ______ starts an offensive maneuver as a feint to build up an opening with foot movement.

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