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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. What does Lee believe is the foundation of Jeet Kune Do?
(a) Bruce Lee.
(b) Power.
(c) Positioning
(d) Martial arts.
2. In what year was Jeet Kune Do published?
(a) 1980.
(b) 1973.
(c) 1971.
(d) 1975.
3. What object does Lee describe that has no ego, thoughts, or grasp?
(a) A television.
(b) A silk scarf.
(c) A wooden doll.
(d) A paper cup.
4. What may be used to anticipate and intercept the final line of attack if an opponent is making an attack?
(a) Psychic energy.
(b) A stop-hit.
(c) Reaction time.
(d) A block.
5. Lee says the hook should start and end in the position, without _____.
(a) Making eye contact.
(b) Making a sound.
(c) Hesitation.
(d) Telegraphing.
Short Answer Questions
1. Lee believes that when one understands the _____, the _____ are understood as well.
2. According to Lee, what is achieved by practice to form neural pathways?
3. Who is the main author of the book?
4. What does Lee say is the result of training the nervous system to form effective connections or synapses?
5. Lee states that the on-guard position enables _____ and favorable _____ at the same time.
Short Essay Questions
1. What happened in Bruce Lee's life that inspired the writing of "The Tao of Jeet Kune Do?"
2. Who helped Lee in the writing and publication of his book?
3. Why does Lee call Western boxing over-daring?
4. How is reaction time measured?
5. How does Lee describe muscle tension working like a brake?
6. Why does Lee suggest a wooden doll has no ego?
7. Why does Lee instruct that a lead hook be used carefully?
8. Lee says that a proper spiritual attitude is maintained. What might happen if a fighter does not maintain their spiritual attitude?
9. Why is a winning attitude important in Jeet Kune Do?
10. What are some qualities of a Jeet Kune Do fighter?
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