Terminology Practice Test (Basic Foot Techniques)

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Choose the correct answer for each question below to help you practice your terminology. All technique are spelled phonetically.

How do you say "Kick" in Korean?

Kong Kyuk

Mahk Kee

Soo Do

Cha Gee

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How do you say "Front Kick" in Korean?

Ahp Cha Gee

Yup Cha Gee

Dollryo Cha Gee

Ahneso Pahkuro Cha Gee

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How do you say "Round House Kick" in Korean?

Ahp Cha Gee

Yup Cha Gee

Dollryo Cha Gee

Dwee Cha Gee

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Which kick is "Ahneso Pahkuro Cha Gee"?

Hook Kick

Inside Outside Kick

Back Kick

Side Kick

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If you put "Ee Dan" in front of a kick, what does that mean you are doing?

Sliding

Hopping

Jumping

Step Over

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For which kick should you hit with the heel of the foot?

Ahp Cha Gee

Pahkeso Ahnuro Cha Gee

Dollryo Cha Gee

Yup Cha Gee

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For which kick should you strike to the opponent's collar bone?

Dwee Cha Gi

Ahp Cha Gee

Ahneso Pahkuro Cha Gee

Dwee Hurigee Cha Gee

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Which kick can also be used as a block?

Hurigee Cha Gee

Pahkeso Ahnuro Cha Gee

Dollryo Cha Gee

Dwee Cha Gee

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Which of these techniques is "Spin Hook Kick" in Korean?

Hurigee Cha Gi

Dwee Cha Gee

Dwee Hurigee Cha Gi

Ee Dan Dwee Cha Gi

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Put these two kicks together. What would "Ahp Cha Gee, Dollryo Cha Gee" be?

Front Kick, Roundhouse Kick

Roundhouse Kick, Side Kick

Roundhouse Kick, Roundhouse Kick

Front Kick, Back Kick

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