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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. According to Lee, how are the psychic hindrances of man and surroundings eliminated?
(a) Through the process of mastering technical knowledge.
(b) Through a rigid martial arts practice.
(c) Through living in harmony with nature.
(d) Through eliminating negative thoughts and feelings.
2. What does Lee instruct fighters to use to coordinate closing and opening distances?
(a) Hands and feet.
(b) An estimation.
(c) Non-thinking.
(d) Arm span.
3. According to Lee, how should the movements of an opponent who is very fast and cannot be feinted, be countered?
(a) With the bind.
(b) With a feint.
(c) With the croise.
(d) With the beat.
4. What move does Lee teach for forcing the opponent to move to avoid an apparent attack?
(a) The feint.
(b) The escape.
(c) The parry.
(d) The counter attack.
5. What is the rhythm of the single feint?
(a) Long-short-short.
(b) Long-long-short.
(c) Long-short.
(d) Short-short.
6. Which Jeet Kune Do technique moves the body with a blow, thereby nullifying its value?
(a) Punching.
(b) Slipping.
(c) Body thrust.
(d) Rolling.
7. Which Jeet Kune Do move drops the body forward from the waist under swings and hooks to the head?
(a) Ducking.
(b) Slipping.
(c) Lunging.
(d) Sweeping.
8. What does Lee teach a fighter may minimize by feinting, changing body position or using a variety of attacks and defenses?
(a) Losing balance.
(b) Danger of a counter.
(c) Injury.
(d) Appearing weak.
9. What does Lee teach is the purpose of a feint?
(a) To reduce an opponent's coordination.
(b) To improve muscle function.
(c) To increase a fighter's arsenal.
(d) To use enough motion to deflect a blow.
10. What does Lee compare a man's movement to without obstruction?
(a) A flash of lightening.
(b) A soaring bird.
(c) A leaf blowing in the wind.
(d) An old growth tree.
11. What does Lee say a long and deep feint draws the opponent into?
(a) A feint.
(b) A parry.
(c) A corner.
(d) A trance.
12. What does Lee say is the highest priority as techniques mastered are forgotten to float in totality?
(a) Emptiness.
(b) Discipline.
(c) Concentration.
(d) Excitement.
13. 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) Power and control.
(d) Fearlessness.
14. What does Lee say is made when a fighter decides or opponent movement occurs or fails?
(a) A point.
(b) Progress.
(c) An attack.
(d) A counter attack.
15. How many principles does Lee outline for distance in attacks?
(a) Four.
(b) Seven.
(c) Six.
(d) Five.
Short Answer Questions
1. Even the desire to _____, Lee says, is an attachment.
2. A _____ snaps the body from a straight lead to miss an opponent blow.
3. What does Lee say changes continuously with the speed, agility, and control of fighters?
4. Which move takes an opponent's hand diagonally from high to low, or the reverse?
5. What does Lee say a mind loses if it stops?
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