PE EXAM

  1. This involves physical contact. It is a term that widely refers to various types of competitive contact sports such as boxing, wrestling, kickboxing, mixed martial arts and many more. It allows the participants to engage in full contact, following its favorable rules, to score points and win in the competition.
    Combative Sports
  2. a series of physical activities that enables you to learn basic self defense techniques and develop discipline.
    Combative Sports
  3. This combative sport was originated in ___ over ___years ago.
    Korea, 5000
  4. “Tae” means?
    Kick
  5. “Kwon” means?
    punch
  6. “Do” means?
    way or discipline
  7. Taekwondo was used to be called in different names. It was known before as ___or ___which was viewed as mean of training the body and mind in ancient kingdom of ___.
    “Subak”; “Taekkyon”; Koguryo
  8. What makes Taekwondo unique?
    • 1. It is physically dynamic with active movements that include a mirage of foot skills
    • 2. The principle physical movements are in simpatico with that of the mind and life as a whole
    • 3. It possesses dynamic poses from another perspective.
  9. Today, Taekwondo is one of the most reputable combative sports all over the world. It became an official medal event at 1989 __ __ __and 2000 __ __ __ __ __.
    Pan American Games; Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia.
  10. He was the first one who advocated to use the word Taekwondo as martial art. The new name was a slow to catch among many leaders in martial arts schools.
    Choi Hong Hi
  11. In ___, the President of South Korea named ___ ___ encourage schools of martial arts to merge the various style of martial arts,
    1952; Syngman Rhee
  12. The Korea Taekwondo Association was established when? to unify Korean martial arts.
    1959
  13. The __ __ __ was established in 1959 to unify Korean martial arts.
    Korea Taekwondo Association
  14. Choi Hong Hi broke with Korea Taekwondo Association (KTA) in ___ to establish his own Taekwondo organization. It was called ___ ___ ___
    1966; International Taekwondo Federation (ITF.)
  15. Taekwondo was introduced to the United States after World War _
    World War II
  16. The South Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and tourism established a national academy for Taekwondo called ___ in ___.
    Kukkiwon; 1973
  17. KTA and Kukkiwon worked together and establish ___ ___ ___in ___. The said organization aimed to promote Taekwondo as an international sport.
    World Taekwondo Federation (WTF); 1973
  18. In ___, WTF was recognized as international sport federation and became an International Olympic Committee.
    1980
  19. Taekwondo was brought and introduced in the Philippines through great efforts of ___ ___ ___ and ___ ___ ___
    Kim Bok Man and Young Man Park
  20. He founded the Philippine Taekwondo Association – a national governing body of Taekwondo.
    Young Man Park
  21. Since 1971 to this date, the Philippine
    Taekwondo Association is governed by Grandmaster ___ ___ ___and PTA President, ___ ___.
    Sun Chong Hong; Robert Aventajado
  22. “Father of Taekwondo in the Philippines”
    Grand Master Sun Chong Hong
  23. ___ is the ASEAN Taekwondo President which leads, as the Philippine Taekwondo Team brazes up for the 30th SEAGames
    Monsour del Rosario
  24. TRUE OR FALSE
    Taekwondo is for people all of all ages.
    True
  25. These refer to principles, beliefs or doctrines that are viewed to be true.
    Tenets
  26. 5 Tenets of Taekwondo
    • Courtesy
    • Integrity
    • Perseverance
    • Self-Control
    • Indomitable spirit
  27. students shall to demonstrate proper etiquette at all times. As such, one has to be polite and respectful among others and must behave in civil fashion
    Courtesy
  28. students must demonstrate good character by showing honesty, prudence and decency. Students must identify and define what is right and wrong.
    Integrity
  29. students must show passion and determination despite of the challenges and difficulties along the course of action. One must not be easily discouraged and has to develop resistance to achieve his goals. As the saying
    goes, “Patience leads to virtue or merit”.
    Perseverance
  30. students must be able to learn how to control their emotions, impulses and exercise control inside or outside their Taekwondo gyms. As such, one must not use his learned skills to hurt others on purpose.
    Self- Control
  31. students must exhibit liveliness, energy, confidence and courage to overcome fear and failure.
    Indomitable spirit
  32. Simply defines as the art of punching and kicking.
    Taekwondo
  33. It is considered as one of the most essentials in taekwondo competition. These are usually thick and durable that offers shock absorption. It also decreases severity of accident or injury and can also help the athletes and students from harming themselves.
    Rubber Mats
  34. It refers to the uniform that is worn by the Taekwondo enthusiasts.
    Dobok
  35. The word “Do” in Korean means___while “Bok” means___
    “correct way”; “clothing”
  36. This is usually knot tied around the dobok over the abdomen.
    Belt
  37. Black Belt means?
    1st to 9th Dan
  38. Brown Belt means?
    2nd to 1st Grade
  39. Red Belt means?
    4th to 3rd Grade
  40. Blue Belt means?
    6th to 5th Grade
  41. Yellow Belt means?
    8th to 7th Grade
  42. White Belt means?
    Beginners
  43. Taekwondo Belt System Colors
    • BB RB YoW
    • Black belt
    • Brown belt
    • Red belt
    • Blue belt
    • Yellow belt
    • White belt
  44. Higher belts can be obtained through ___.
    promotion
  45. an important equipment that is necessary to use in sparring events. This is made from a dipped foam and is usually fastened by a chin strap.
    head gear
  46. Also known as mouth protectors
    Mouth Guard
  47. This equipment is worn in mouth to protect oneself from blow to the face and minimize certain risks such as broken teeth and injuries to lips, tongue, face or jaw.
    Mouth Guard
  48. International competitions mandated athletes to use mouth guard since ___.
    2003
  49. It is a padded torso protector that is worn by the players or practitioners during sparring events.
    Hogu
  50. is a Korean term for chest protector
    Hogu
  51. it also known as groin guard.
    Groin Protector
  52. An essential equipment worn in a sparring event, mostly by men
    Groin Protector
  53. it is a piece of equipment that is worn on the front of shin that helps to provide shock absorption and decrease the risks of unwanted injuries.
    Shin Guard
  54. Also known as arm protector. Just like the shin guard, thiece piece of equipment is used to protect the arm area and is usually worn under the dobok.
    Arm Guard
  55. These refer to pieces of equipment, padded training tools, which are used for kicking to improve its power and speed. These equipment are used in training sessions or classes.
    Kick Pads and Kick Shields
  56. TRUE OR FALSE
    Kick Pads and Kick Shields are used in training sessions or classes, and competitions.
    • False
    • Kick Pads and Kick Shields are used in training sessions or classes ONLY
  57. is an event which would showcase your dedication and hardwork in your training.
    Competition
  58. Name All of the Facilities and Equipment in Taekwondo
    • BRD HM GKASH ( *Brad how much GCash*)
    • Belt
    • Rubber Mats
    • Dobok

    • Head Gear
    • Mouth Guard

    • Groin Protector
    • Kick Pads and Kick Shields
    • Arm Guard
    • Shin Guard
    • Hogu
  59. Types of Competition in Taekwondo
    • PH KK
    • Poomsae (Form)
    • Hosinsul (Self-Defense)

    • Kyorugi (Sparring Event)
    • Kyukpa (Breaking)
  60. a type of competition that refers to actual fight between two players using offensive and defensive acquired skills. This type of competition has unique scoring system and is played in different weight categories for juniors and seniors. In the Philippines, before the day of the competition, competitors undergo in weigh in to check if they are qualified to play on their respective weight event.
    Kyorugi (Sparring Event)
  61. Permitted areas in Kyorugi (Sparring Event)
    • Trunk: The blue or red colored area of the trunk protector.
    • Head: The entire head above the bottom line of the head protector
  62. SENIOR DIVISIONS CATEGORY
    • (*FIN! FLY!
    • BANTAM, is a FEATHER that is LIGHT
    • This is WELTER, he is the MIDDLE child and he is HEAVY*)

    • 1. Fin
    • 2. Fly
    • 3. Bantam
    • 4. Feather
    • 5. Light
    • 6. Welter
    • 7. Middle
    • 8. Heavy
  63. SENIOR MEN'S DIVISION
    • Not exceeding 54 kg.
    • Over 54 kg. to 58 kg.
    • Over 58 kg. to 63 kg.
    • Over 63 kg. to 68 kg.
    • Over 68 kg. to 74 kg.
    • Over 74 kg. to 80 kg.
    • Over 80 kg. to 87 kg.
    • Over 87 kg.
  64. SENIOR WOMEN'S DIVISION
    • Not exceeding 46 kg.
    • Over 46 kg. to 49 kg.
    • Over 49 kg. to 53 kg.
    • Over 53 kg. to 57 kg.
    • Over 57 kg. to 62 kg.
    • Over 62 kg. to 67 kg.
    • Over 67 kg. to 73 kg.
    • Over 73 kg.
  65. it is type of competition that involves sequential and artistic patterns of defense and attack motions. Competitors usually perform in front of judging panels and execute forms (Taegyuk). This competition can be performed by individual, pair, or team.
    Poomsae (Form)
  66. In Poomsae (Form) competitors usually perform in front of judging panels and execute forms
    Taegyuk
  67. it is a type of competition in which the competitors demonstrate their skill and power through breaking various objects. Breaking is considered as one of the most exciting competitions among all as it shows degree of difficulty, precision, power, speed and creativity. Breaking usually involves boards and bricks which serve as hitting target of the competitors.
    Kyukpa (Breaking)
  68. this is a type of competition in which the competitors perform various pre- arranged self-defense techniques. This shows various possibilities of how can someone protect himself from 1 or more attackers around him. This competition also demonstrates technical and useful techniques protecting oneself against deadly weapons.
    Hosinsul (Self-Defense)
  69. Penalties/Violations
    (*Foul! Ngano foul man? Kay PAHAC ug BAKANG*)

    Falling down

    • Butting or attacking with the knee
    • Avoiding or delaying the match
    • Kicking below the waist
    • Attacking the opponent after “Kal-yeo”
    • Not complying with the referee’s command or decision
    • Grabbing or pushing the opponent

    • Provoking or insulting the opposing contestant or coach
    • Attacking the fallen opponent
    • Hitting the opponent’s head with the hand
    • Any other severe misconduct or unsportsmanlike conduct from a contestant or coach
    • Crossing the Boundary Line
  70. are commonly caused by overuse, direct impact, or the application of force that is greater than the body part can structurally withstand
    Sports injuries
  71. Sports injuries may be classified as?
    acute and chronic injury.
  72. generally refer to sudden injuries acquired through traumatic events.
    Acute injuries
  73. are type of injuries that are usually caused by overuse of muscle groups or joints. This type of injury can likely be result to injuries that were not totally healed and only created muscle imbalances.
    chronic injuries
  74. a type of injury that happens when a player rolls, twists or turns his ankle which results to pain, stiffness and swelling.
    Ankle Sprain
  75. a common type of injury that usually occurs to people who engage in sports.
    Muscle Strain
  76. This injury happens when muscles are overstretched which result to tearing of muscle fibers.
    Muscle Strain
  77. Some symptoms of strain include:
    pan, bruising and swelling
  78. Taekwondo players and enthusiasts often get strain on their?
    hamstrings (muscles on back of the thigh) and quadriceps (muscles on front of the thigh)
  79. This type of injury includes knee fractures, dislocation and tearing of soft tissues.
    Knee Joint Injury
  80. greatly affect the human's tendons, ligaments and cartilage
    Knee Joint Injury
  81. Symptoms of having such may include pain, swelling and stiffness.
    Knee Joint Injury
  82. It is considered as a brain injury, usually a mild injury, which affects brain functions.
    Concussion
  83. usually result to headache, dizziness and loss of consciousness due to a blow to the head.
    Concussion
  84. These injuries happen when one is directly hit on his nose which result to bleeding or broken nose.
    Nose Injuries
  85. Another common type of injury among Taekwondo athletes in which discoloration of skin becomes visible due to hard blow on specific part of the body.
    Bruises
  86. A type of injury in which one receives a blow to his jaw that can crack, break or dislodged teeth.
    Dental Damage
  87. Suggestions on immediate treatment for sprains, strains and joint injuries, to prevent further damage include:
    • [*NO (HARM) 4RICER*]
    • No Heat
    • No Alcohol
    • No Running
    • No Massage

    • Rest
    • Ice
    • Compression
    • Elevation
    • Referral
  88. keep the injured area supported and avoid using for ___ hours.
    48-72 hours
  89. apply ice to the injured area for __ minutes every __ hours for the first ___ hours.
    20 minutes; 2 hours; 48-72 hours
  90. raise the injured area ___ the level of the heart at all times.
    above
  91. A good ___ is basic skill that helps you to have a good balance and exert power during your kicks and strikes.
    stance
  92. Basic skills in Taekwondo include:
    stance, punching, blocking and kicking
  93. This type of stance is usually performed during start of Poomsae and training routines.
    Ready Stance (Joonbi)
  94. A type of stance that is described as small step forward in a slow-paced walk.
    Walk Stance (Ap- Seogi)
  95. It is considered as an offensive type of stance.
    Front Stance (Ap-Gubi)
  96. It is considered as a defensive type of stance.
    Back Stance (Dwi Kubi Seogi)
  97. This type of stance is not often use in sparring competition. However, this is usually used in practicing punches and building endurance.
    Horse Riding Stance (Juchum Seogi)
  98. This stance is common in sparring events and is used in preparatory of performing kicks.
    Fighting Stance
  99. Punch or also known termed as ___
    Jireugi
  100. a type of punch that aims to hit the opponent's navel or belly button
    Low punch
  101. A type of punch that aims to hit the opponent's solar plexus
    Middle punch
  102. A type of punch that aims to hit the opponent's upper lip
    High Punch
  103. a basic skill that stops and deflects an incoming attack from the opponent.
    Blocks
  104. Basic blocks in Taekwondo include:
    • • Low Block
    • • High Block
    • • Inside Middle Block
    • • Double Knifehand block
    • • Outside Block
  105. A basic block in Taekwondo that aims to protect oneself from leg and lower body strikes.
    Low Block (Arae Makgi)
  106. A basic block in taekwondo that aims to protect oneself from downward strikes or attacks the come from above.
    High Block (Ulgool Makgi)
  107. A type of defense that blocks away the punch towards your chest.
    Middle Block (Momtong Bakgi)
  108. This type of block is usually performed in back stance. This type of defense blocks the opponent’s attack through open hand and perform counter attack.
    Double Knifehand Block (Yangsonnal Momtang Makgi)
  109. This type of block can be performed with either fist or knifehand. Can also be performed in front of the body or to the side. It is considered as one of the fundamental blocks in Taekwondo.
    Outside Block (Bakkat Makgi)
  110. One of the most unique and notable features of Taekwondo is its __.
    kicks
  111. It is the most fundamental kick in Taekwondo. This is useful in stretching and is important as it prepares you to do high level kicks. This kick can also be used in your exercise routine.
    Stretch Kick
  112. This kick is also known as the “snap kick”.
    Front Kick (Ap- Chagi)
  113. It is one of the first kicks taught in Taekwondo and is considered as one of the most powerful kicks. The purpose of this kick is to push the target back and is useful as counter attack
    Front Kick (Ap- Chagi)
  114. A unique and basic kicking style in which the foot travels in circular motion from inside to outside. It is used when you are in close of the opponent and kick around in order to strike head or their clavicle.
    Outside Crescent Kick (Bakkat Chagi)
  115. A unique and basic kicking style in which the foot travels in circular motion from outside to inside. This kick hits the opponent with outside edge of the foot or heel.
    Inner Crescent Kick (An Chagi)
  116. It is performed by first raising the knee of the kicking leg so that the knee is aimed toward the target, as with a Front Kick. You then pivot on the balls of the non-kicking foot and turn the hip over slightly so that your body is turned sideways toward the target. The leg is then straightened to kick, so that the shin of the leg is moving in an arc that's parallel to the ground as you are kicking
    Roundhouse Kick (Dollyeo Chagi)
  117. A unique and powerful type of kick that is being performed by lifting the knee while also rotating your body by 90 degrees, exerting amount of force through extending leg and hit the opponent.
    Side Kick (Yeop Chagi)
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