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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Lee, what is achieved by practice to form neural pathways?
(a) Muscle.
(b) Skill.
(c) Non-thinking.
(d) Non-attachment.

2. A fighter's ability to _____, Lee says, creates openings for _____.
(a) Confuse/Attack.
(b) Fight/Winning.
(c) Be free of thoughts/Enlightenment.
(d) Adapt/Change.

3. Lee feels that concentration and vigilance must be _____ to attack with the right timing.
(a) Maintained.
(b) Visualized.
(c) Studied.
(d) Determined.

4. What state of mind should a student have while training?
(a) Active.
(b) Tense.
(c) Foggy.
(d) Calm.

5. Lee states that the on-guard position enables _____ and favorable _____ at the same time.
(a) Space/Distance.
(b) Confidence/Results.
(c) Defense/Offense.
(d) Relaxation/Muscle tone.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Lee believe is the foundation of Jeet Kune Do?

2. What does Lee consider to be the psychological and physiological conditioning of an individual?

3. What type of posture does Lee say should always be maintained?

4. What example of moving and not moving does Lee use?

5. What does Lee claim a master boxer attacks by?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Lee mention tools of judo and ju-jitsu in Chapter 4?

2. Lee says that a proper spiritual attitude is maintained. What might happen if a fighter does not maintain their spiritual attitude?

3. Why is a winning attitude important in Jeet Kune Do?

4. What are some qualities of a Jeet Kune Do fighter?

5. Who helped Lee in the writing and publication of his book?

6. What benefit does Lee say a fighter has in taking a low-line position?

7. Why are the weapons of Jeet Kune Do parts of the body, rather than actual objects?

8. Why does Lee suggest a wooden doll has no ego?

9. Why do Lee and the editor devote so much detail to the on-guard position and proper posture?

10. What does Lee see as the purpose of his book?

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