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Arnis

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who signed the Republic Act 9850 to be recognized as a national sport in the Philippines

(a)  

2.

derived from the Spanish term “Esgrima,” meaning fencing.

(a)  

3.

he was the founder of Modern Arnis, a popular Filipino martial art

a)

Remy Amador Presas

b)

Ernesto Presas

4.

He assisted his older brother in developing Modern Arnis in the Philippines

a)

Remy Amador Presas

b)

Ernesto Presas

5.

What are the two types of Arnis

(a)  

6.

is something that is used to protect fighter's groin region

(a)  

7.

players use sticks in performing various sequences of movements.

a)

laban

b)

anyo

c)

both anyo & laban

d)

sparring

8.

The origin of Arnis can be traced back to native

(a)  

9.

He is the chief of Mactan.

a)

Sultan of Sulu

b)
Rizal
c)

Lapu-Lapu

d)
Magellan
10.

What year did Ferdinand Magellan was killed in Cebu at the Battle of Mactan?

a)

1520

b)
1519
c)

1512

d)

1521

11.

Refers to a pair of protective head gear to include an impact worthy face mask, the specifications of which shall be in accordance with the i-ARNIS standard.

a)

hair net

b)

head cap

c)

head protector

d)
elbow guards
12.

on the other hand, features full-on combat with another player, though body contact is not necessarily required.

a)

Anyo

b)

Performance

c)

Laban

d)

Arnis

13.

part of the rituals observed among martial arts enthusiasts is the manifestation of courtesy for one’s opponent or sparring partner

(a)  

14.

Minimum time limit in Anyo

a)
No time limit at all
b)

Fixed time of two minutes

c)
Only applicable to team events
d)

Fixed time of one minute

15.

The origin of arnis can be traced back to native "Pintados" or "Tintadus" fighting techniques during conflicts among the various Prehispanic Filipino settlements, though the current form has Spanish influence from old fencing which originated in Spain in the ____ century

a)
15th
b)
16th
c)
17th
d)
18th