International Instructor Test - Self Defense 4/10

What is considered the most accessible vital spot for the low section?

• Lower abdomen

• Umbilicus

• Groin

• Fossa

What is considered the most accessible vital spot for the middle section?

• Floating ribs

• Sternum

• Solar plexus

• Epigastrium

When forming a knifehand (Sonkal), the thumb:

• Should rest under the forefinger

• Should be straight

• Should be bent away from the forefinger

• Should be pressed against the forefinger

What are the attacking tools for a turning kick (DoIlyo chagi)?

• Only ball of the foot

• Ball of the foot or instep

• Ball of the foot, instep, toes and knee

• Toes and shin

What tool is used for a sweeping kick (Suroh chagi)?

• Reverse footsword (Baikal Dung)

• Side sole or back heel (Yap bal badak or dwitchook)

• Side sole (Yop bal badak)

• Sole (bal badak)

Which would normaly be the most appropriate vital spot for a knifehand strike (Sonkal taerigi)?

• Eyes

• Temple

• Jaw

• Neck artery

What is considered the most accessible vital spot for the high section?

• Bridge of the nose

• Eyes

• Philtrum

• Temple

What is the attacking tool for a vertical kick (Sewo Chagi)?

• Footsword or reverse footsword

• Footsword

• Reverse footsword

• Side sole

Which is NOT a blocking (Makgi) tool?

• Outer forearm (Bakat palmok)

• Reverse knifehand (Sonkal Dung)

• Flat Fingertip (Opun sonkut)

• Under forearm (Mit palmok)

The body is divided laterally into:

• Centre, side and side front

• High, middle and low

• Solar plexus line, chest line and shoulder line

• High section, middle section and low section