What is the national martial art of the Philippines?

• Karate

• Taekwondo

• Arnis

• Judo

What are the primary weapons used in Arnis?

• Nunchaku and Sai

• Sticks and Knives

• Bow and Arrow

• Sword and Shield

How does Arnis differ from other martial arts?

• It focuses on weapons first before empty-hand techniques.

• It only uses empty-hand combat.

• It does not involve any footwork.

• It is only practiced as a sport, not for self-defense.

What is the primary purpose of learning Arnis?

• Entertainment only

• Only to win competitions

• Physical fitness and discipline

• To show off in public

If an opponent attacks from the right side, what is the best way to block using Arnis techniques?

• Move forward aggressively

• Use a diagonal upward block

• Turn away and run

• Stand still and wait for the attack

In a self-defense situation, how can Arnis help you?

• It teaches quick reflexes and practical weapon use.

• It relies solely on strength.

• It only works in professional matches.

• It is not useful in real-life situations.

Why do Arnis practitioners emphasize footwork?

• It helps them dance better.

• It improves movement, positioning, and defense.

• It is used only for competition.

• It is just a formality in training.

What is the difference between the traditional and modern practice of Arnis?

• There is no difference at all.

• Traditional Arnis is slower than modern Arnis.

• Modern Arnis does not use any weapons.

• Traditional Arnis focuses more on combat, while modern Arnis includes sports applications.

A student argues that Arnis is only useful with weapons. How would you respond?

• "Yes, because Arnis has no empty-hand techniques."

• "No, because Arnis includes self-defense techniques using hands, feet, and grappling."

• "Only partially, because weapons are more effective."

• "Maybe, depending on the situation."

Which of the following is the best reason why Arnis is included in the physical education curriculum?

• To preserve Filipino culture and enhance self-defense skills.

• To replace other martial arts in schools.

• To make students fight each other for sport.

• Because it is a mandatory government policy.