Judo 101 Quiz ** http://www.fusionmma.com/classes/grappling-4mma/judo/judo-101-sm/judo-101-quiz/ 1. Q. Who was the founder of Judo?
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A. Jigoro Kano Q. What is the name of the school he founded? A. Kodokan Q. What combination of techniques are practiced in Judo? A. Chokes, arm-locks, hold-downs, throws Q. Where do the basics of Judo come from? A. Ju-Jitsu Q. What are the two principals of Kodokan Judo? A1. Maximum efficiency – Seiryoku Zenyo A2. Mutual benefit & welfare – Jita Kyoei Q. What is Judo’s closest meaning in Japanese?
A. Gentle Way 7. Q. What is the date of the founding of Judo? A. 1882
8. Q. What is the ultimate goal of judo as defined by Dr. Kano? A. The harmonious development and eventual perfection of human character 9. Q. What year was judo first introduced into the summer Olympic games? A. Judo became an Olympic sport for men in the 1964 Games in Tokyo. 10. Q. Sensei A. Teacher (English equivalent) 11. Q. Rei! A. Bow! (English equivalent) 12. Q. Kuzushi A. Off balance 13. Q. Ukemi A. Falling Methods (English equivalent) 14. Q. O A. Big or Major (English equivalent) 15. Q. Ippon! A. One point! (referee’s award) (English equivalent) 16. Q. Osoto-gari A. Large Outer Reap Throw (English equivalent) 17. Q. O Goshi A. Large Hip Throw (English equivalent) 18. Q. Kata-guruma A. Shoulder Wheel/fireman’s carry (English equivalent) 19. Q. Juji gatame A. Cross arm lock/Arm Bar (English equivalent) 20. Q. Kesa-gatame A. Scarf Lock/Scarf Hold/Head and Arm (English equivalent) 21. Q. Judo Gi A. Judo uniform (English equivalent) 22. Q. Morote-gari A. Double Leg Take Down/Two Hand Reap (English equivalent) 23. Q. Ouchi-gari A. Large Inner Reap (English equivalent) 24. Q. English for the three divisions of mat techniques A1. Osaekomi Waza (pinning or holding technique) A2. Shime Waza (Strangulation/Choking Technique) A3. Kansetsu Waza (Joint Technique) 25. Q. List at least 3 things you have learned in Sensei Phu’s Judo Class A1. A2. A3. ** • •
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