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1. What is the origin of grappling as a combat discipline?

• Japan

• Brazil

• Russia

• Greece

2. What is the difference between grappling and Brazilian jiu-jitsu?

c) Grappling is practiced without a kimono while Brazilian jiu-jitsu is practiced with a kimono

d) Grappling is a form of wrestling, while Brazilian jiu-jitsu incorporates striking techniques

• None, these are interchangeable terms

• Grappling focuses on standing holds while Brazilian jiu-jitsu focuses on ground holds

• Grappling is practiced without a kimono while Brazilian jiu-jitsu is practiced with a kimono

• Grappling is a form of wrestling, while Brazilian jiu-jitsu incorporates striking techniques

3. What are the main objectives of competitive grappling?

• Submit the opponent by putting him in a submission position

• Score points by achieving dominant holds and positions

• Exhaust the opponent physically by keeping him on the ground

• All answers

What are the different types of techniques used in grappling?

(2 answers)

• The Submission Hold

• Takedowns

• The Uppercut

• the spoon

What is the meaning of the term "takedown" in grappling?

• Defend yourself against a submission hold

• Bring the opponent to the ground from a standing position

• Take control of the opponent on the ground

• None of the answers

What are the main control positions in grappling?

• The climb

• The back

• Custody

• All

What is the technique used to force an opponent to give up in grappling?

• Taking a quote

• Takedown

• Reversal

• Clinch

What is the term used for a submission technique that involves using the legs to strangle the opponent in grappling?

• Kimura

• Armbar

• Guillotine choke

• Triangle choke

What is the most important skill to develop to succeed in grappling?

• Physical strength

• Flexibility

• Technical

• Endurance