Taekwon-Do 7th Kup (Green Tags grading to Green Belt)

What is the meaning of the pattern you have learned? Complete this sentence (part 1).

​ (a)   was the pseudonym of the ​ (b)   ​ (c)   ​ (d)   , 1876-1938.

• Do San
• patriot
• Ahn
• Chang-Ho

What is the meaning of the pattern you have learned? Complete the sentence (part 2). Watch out for incorrect options!

The ​ (a)   movements in Do-San represents ​ (b)   ​ which he devoted to furthering the ​ ​ (c)   of Korea and it's ​ (d)   movement.

• 24
• 42
• his entire life
• his birth
• fighting spirit
• dependence
• Independence
• Education

What is the purpose of the 1st part of move 7?

• Block an attacking tool

• Grab an attacker

• Release from a grab

Name and identify the three sections.

• High Section

• Middle Section

• Low Section

• Top Section

• Bottom Section

Name the three sections in Korean.

High section - ​ (a)   . Middle section - ​ (b)   . ​ Low section - ​ (c)  

• Nopun Bubun
• Kaun Bubun
• Najun Bubun.

What is the significance of the number 24. A) With regard to Taekwon-Do? B) With reference to Do San.

There are 24 Taekwon-Do ​ (a)   . 24 represents the ​24 ​ (b)   in a ​ (c)   and the ​ (d)   of General ​ (e)   in which he devoted his life to Taekwon-Do.

• patterns
• hours
• day
• whole life
• Choi Hong Hi
• birth
• blocks

Within the three sections, there are three focus levels. Match them to the Korean word.

• Nopunde

• High Level - Eye Level

• Kaunde

• Low Level - Lower Abdomen

• Najunde

• Middle Level - Shoulder Level

Describe what is meant by fast motion.

Two or more movements performed with the ​ (a)   time between them.

• minimum
• maximum
• slowest

What does the colour green signify?

The ​ (a)   growth as Taekwon-Do skills ​ (b)   .

• plants
• persons
• develop
• shrink
• get faster

Which part of the foot would you use? (You should be able to point to each part).

• Front sole (Ap Kumchi)

• Side Kick (yop cha jirugi)

• Instep (Ap Kumchi or Baldung)

• Turning Kick (dollyo chagi)

• Footsword (Balkal)

• Front Kick (ap cha busigi)