Taekwondo Testing

Front 1

Taeguk Il Jang (general stuff)

Back 1

Perfect Balance and Harmony the First Chapter.

Element - Heaven

Moves - 20

Stances - 3 (Joon Bi, Walking, Front)

Hint 1

Meaning, Element, Moves, Stances

Front 2

Taeguk E Jang (general stuff)

Back 2

Perfect Balance and Harmony the Second Chapter.

Element - Lake

Moves - 23

Stances - 3 (Joon Bi, Walking, Front)

Hint 2

Meaning, Element, Moves, Stances

Front 3

Taeguk Sahm Jang (general stuff)

Back 3

Perfect Balance and Harmony the Third Chapter.

Element - Fire

Moves - 34

Stances - 4 (Joon Bi, Walking, Front, Back)

Hint 3

Meaning, Element, Moves, Stances

Front 4

Taeguk Sa Jang (general stuff)

Back 4

Perfect Balance and Harmony the Fourth Chapter.

Element - Thunder

Moves - 31

Stances - 4 (Joon Bi, Walking, Front, Back)

Hint 4

Meaning, Element, Moves, Stances

Front 5

Taeguk O Jang (general stuff)

Back 5

Perfect Balance and Harmony the Fifth Chapter.

Element - Wind

Moves - 32

Stances - 6 (Joon Bi, Front, Back, Middle, X, Closed)

Hint 5

Meaning, Element, Moves, Stances

Front 6

Taeguk Uke Jang (general stuff)

Back 6

Perfect Balance and Harmony the Sixth Chapter.

Element - Water

Moves - 31

Stances - 3 (Joon Bi, Front, Back)

Hint 6

Meaning, Element, Moves, Stances

Front 7

Taeguk Chil Jang (general stuff)

Back 7

Perfect Balance and Harmony the Seventh Chapter.

Element - Mountain

Moves - 35

Stances - 8 (Joon Bi, Walking, Front, Back, Middle, X, Closed, Rear)

Hint 7

Meaning, Element, Moves, Stances

Front 8

Taeguk Pal Jang (general stuff)

Back 8

Perfect Balance and Harmony the Eighth Chapter.

Element - Earth

Moves - 37

Stances - 5 (Joon Bi, Front, Back, Rear, Mountain)

Hint 8

Meaning, Element, Moves, Stances

Front 9

Chu Juk Hata Il Jang (general stuff)

Back 9

The Ultimate Pursuit of Perfection the First Chapter.

Moves - 55

Stances - 6 (Joon Bi, Front, Back, Middle, Rear, Sparring)

Hint 9

Meaning, Moves, Stances

Front 10

Chu Juk Hata E Jang (general stuff)

Back 10

The Ultimate Pursuit of Perfection the Second Chapter.

Moves - 47

Stances - 8 (Joon Bi, Front, Back, Middle, X, Closed, Rear, Sparring)

Hint 10

Meaning, Moves, Stances

Front 11

Meaning of White Belt

Back 11

Pure and without knowledge of Taekwondo. Signifies a birth, or beginning, of a seed. A beginner searching for knowledge of the art and "the way".

Front 12

Meaning of Orange Belt

Back 12

The sun is beginning to rise. As with the morning's dawn, only the beauty of the sunrise is seen rather than the immense power. Student is beginning to see the light.

Front 13

Meaning of Yellow Belt

Back 13

Signifies the first beam of sunlight which shines upon the seed, giving it be strength with the beginning of new life. A yellow belt student is given greater knowledge, opening his mind.

Front 14

Meaning of Green White-Stripe Belt

Back 14

Beginning to grow. The sapling is hidden amongst the taller trees and must now fight its way upward. A new beginning with a focus on sparring.

Front 15

Meaning of Green Belt

Back 15

Student beginning to grow in strength. Signifies a seed as it sprouts from the earth reaching towards the sun and growing into a plant. A green belt student learns to further develop and refine his techniques.

Front 16

Meaning of Purple Belt

Back 16

The path becomes steep and the plant is in mid growth. Unbroken Glory, Unbreakable Spirit.

Front 17

Meaning of Blue Belt

Back 17

Reaching for the sky towards new heights. A blue belt student moves up higher in rank just as the plant grows taller.

Front 18

Meaning of Brown Belt

Back 18

The tree is firmly rooted in the earth. Danger is signified by a student that may have greater physical skills than mental development.

Front 19

Meaning of Red Belt

Back 19

The sun is setting. The first phase of growth has been accomplished. A red belt student is higher in rank, he acquires more detailed knowledge and, just as the plant, grows slowly toward the sun. The student learns to be more cautious as knowledge and physical abilities increase.

Front 20

Meaning of Poom Belt

Back 20

The dawn of a new day. The sun breaks through the darkness. A time for reflecting on the past and seeing new goals for the future.

Front 21

Poomsay

Back 21

Forms

Front 22

Taeguk

Back 22

Perfect Balance and Harmony

Front 23

Yup Chagi

Back 23

Side Kick

Front 24

Ari

Back 24

Low

Front 25

Nato Ban

Back 25

Turning Kick

Front 26

Badak Son Chiki

Back 26

Palm Heel Strike

Front 27

Ap Sugi

Back 27

Walking Stance

Front 28

Bal Chagi Joon Bi

Back 28

Kicking Stance

Front 29

Kyurumsae

Back 29

Sparring Stance

Front 30

Twio Dolyo Chagi

Back 30

Jump Round Kick

Front 31

Gam Jung

Back 31

Point Penalty

Front 32

What are the characteristics of Joon Bi?

Back 32

Weight - 50-50

Foot Distance - feet lined up side-to-side, shoulder width apart, knees slightly bent

Front 33

What are the characteristics of Back Stance?

Back 33

Weight - 60% back leg, 40% front leg.

Foot Distance - 2 1/2 feet apart, heels lined up

Front 34

Ugal Ari Maki

Back 34

High Low Block

Front 35

What is the meaning of Taekwondo?

Back 35

The way of the Foot and the Fist.

Front 36

Where can Taeguk be found on the Korean Flag?

Back 36

The dividing line between Um and Yang

Front 37

Who coined the term Taekwondo?

Back 37

General Choi Hong Hi

Front 38

Hechu Chagi

Back 38

Hook Kick

Front 39

Dobal Twio Ap Chagi

Back 39

Double Snap Kick

Front 40

Kyung Ye

Back 40

Bow

Front 41

Ji Reu Gi

Back 41

Punch

Front 42

Han Sonnal Chiki

Back 42

Knifehand Strike

Front 43

Chung

Back 43

Blue (sparring)

Front 44

What are the characteristics of Walking Stance?

Back 44

Weight - 50-50

Foot Distance - 1 foot gap, approx. Shoulder width apart

Front 45

What are the characteristics of Middle Stance?

Back 45

Weight - 50-50

Foot Distance - wider than shoulders, feet in line side-to-side, knees obviously bent

Front 46

Bandal Chagi

Back 46

Reverse Crescent Kick

Front 47

Ilbow Chusion Hechu Chagi

Back 47

Step into Spin Hook Kick

Front 48

Pum Sugi

Back 48

Rear stance

Front 49

Twio Twee Chagi

Back 49

Jump Back Kick

Front 50

Why is the background of the Korean Flag white?

Back 50

White is considered to be the background color of the universe.

Front 51

Chuchum Sugi

Back 51

Middle Stance

Front 52

Ap Kobi

Back 52

Front Stance

Front 53

Char Ryot

Back 53

Attention

Front 54

Si Jak

Back 54

Begin

Front 55

Kalyo

Back 55

Pause

Front 56

Kae Sok

Back 56

Continue

Front 57

Bikat Momton Maki

Back 57

Single Outer Forearm Block

Front 58

Mirro Maki

Back 58

Push Block

Front 59

Mao Sugi

Back 59

Closed Stance

Front 60

Ap Ko Sugi

Back 60

X Stance

Front 61

What does each part of the dobak represent?

Back 61

Top = Heaven

Pants = Earth

Belt = People in-between

Front 62

Why do we all wear white?

Back 62

To symbolize unity between everyone.

Front 63

What do the parts of the belt represent?

Back 63

Right = physical

Left = mental

Knot = perfection we strive for but can never achieve.

Front 64

Why do we only put stripes on the right side and not the left?

Back 64

You can measure physical growth, but you can never measure mental growth.

Front 65

What are the two Taekwondo organizations & where are they located?

Back 65

World Taekwondo Federation (WTF)

International Taekwondo Federation (ITF)

Located in Seoul, South Korea

Front 66

Naranhi Sugi

Back 66

Parallel Stance

Front 67

Doal Sonnal Ari Maki

Back 67

Double Low Block

Front 68

Chiki Chagi

Back 68

Axe Kick

Front 69

Kae Shi

Back 69

Injury Break

Front 70

Hung

Back 70

Red (sparring)

Front 71

What are the 4 kwas on the Korean Flag?

Back 71

Heaven (top left), Earth (bottom right), Water (top right), Fire (bottom left)

Front 72

What does the symbol in the middle of the Korean Flag represent?

Back 72

Um (top) represents positive energy, Yang (bottom) represents negative energy, and together they represent perfect Balance and Harmony.

Front 73

What was Taekwondo before it was Taekwondo?

Back 73

It was several different martial arts known as the Kwan.

Taekwon, Tang Su Do, Taekian, & Subak

Front 74

What two kicks have now poetic names than literal?

Back 74

Chiki Chagi and Hechu Chagi

Front 75

What are the characteristics of Front Stance?

Back 75

Weight - 70% front, 30% back

Foot Distance - 2 1/2 - 3 feet long, wider than shoulders

Front 76

Doal Sonnal Bikat Momton Maki

Back 76

Double Outer Forearm Block

Front 77

Twio Ap Chagi

Back 77

Jump Front Kick

Front 78

Joon Bi

Back 78

Ready Stance

Front 79

Twio Nada Ban

Back 79

Jump Turning Kick

Front 80

Twio Bandal Chagi

Back 80

Spin Crescent Kick

Front 81

Ko Mahn

Back 81

Stop

Front 82

Shi Gahn

Back 82

Time Out

Front 83

Ap Chagi

Back 83

Front Kick

Front 84

Dwi do Do ra

Back 84

Turn Around

Front 85

Keyango

Back 85

Warning

Front 86

Ugal Maki

Back 86

High Block

Front 87

Ari Maki

Back 87

Low Block

Front 88

Dwei Kobi

Back 88

Back Stance

Front 89

Dolyo Chagi

Back 89

Round Kick

Front 90

Pikahn Maki

Back 90

Out-to-in Block

Front 91

Ahn Momton Maki

Back 91

Inner Forearm Block

Front 92

What are the 4 elements of power?

Back 92

Stance, Hips, Reaction Force, Focus

Front 93

Mirro Chagi

Back 93

Push Kick

Front 94

Sob Bu Nihm

Back 94

Instructor

Front 95

Chu Juk Hata

Back 95

The Ultimate Pursuit of Perfection

Front 96

Ugal

Back 96

High

Front 97

Sun By Nihm

Back 97

Senior student

Front 98

Momton

Back 98

Middle

Front 99

Dwee Chagi

Back 99

Back Kick