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FITT 4: QUIZ 1

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

During a school sports day, Isla and Noah are discussing different types of sports. Isla mentions that some sports involve athletes using physical techniques to fight or defeat each other. What are these types of sports called?

a)

Combative Sports

b)

Individual Sports

c)

Team Sports

d)

Dual Sports

2.

During a training session, Benjamin and Elijah are practicing their skills in the boxing ring. What is a primary focus in combative sports like boxing and kickboxing?

a)

Using weapons to fight

b)

Defeating the opponent with strikes and kicks

c)

Swimming to the finish line

d)

Running a long distance

3.

During a school sports day, Daniel and Mia are discussing different combative sports. Daniel mentions that he enjoys a sport that involves striking, grappling, and submissions. What sport is he referring to?

a)

Boxing

b)

Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)

c)

Taekwondo

d)

Kickboxing

4.

During a school sports day, Scarlett and Aria decide to participate in wrestling and judo competitions. What is a common feature of these combative sports?

a)

They involve no physical contact

b)

They rely on mental strategy alone

c)

They focus on grappling and holds

d)

They only allow kicks and punches

5.

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of combative sports?

a)

Direct physical contact

b)

Techniques that may include striking or grappling

c)

Non-contact competition

d)

Individual or one-on-one competition

6.

During a history lesson, Jackson learned about various forms of combat sports. His teacher asked the class, "Which of the following is a form of combative sport that has its roots in ancient Greece?"

a)

Karate

b)

Pankration

c)

Judo

d)

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

7.

During a martial arts demonstration at school, Rohan showcased his skills with a stick. Which Filipino martial art focuses primarily on stick fighting?

a)

Aikido

b)

Arnis

c)

Karate

d)

Capoeira

8.

During a history class, Mason asked his teacher about the year when Arnis was officially declared the national martial art of the Philippines.

a)

2010

b)

2001

c)

2009

d)

2005

9.

During a martial arts class, Abigail asked her instructor about the Filipino martial artist who is known for systematizing Modern Arnis. Who did the instructor mention?

a)

Antonio T. Cordero

b)

Remy Presas

c)

George Dillman

d)

Donn Draeger

10.

In which of the following sports is the primary objective to score points through techniques like takedowns, pins, and submissions?

a)

Boxing

b)

Kickboxing

c)

Jiu-Jitsu

d)

Muay Thai

11.

Nora is training in Filipino martial arts like Arnis. During her practice, she learns about the different weapons used in the discipline. What weapon is commonly associated with Filipino martial arts like Arnis?

a)

Katana

b)

Nunchaku

c)

Stick

d)

Shuriken

12.

During a martial arts demonstration, Elijah showcased various weapons used in Arnis. Which of these is NOT a type of weapon he demonstrated?

a)

Stick

b)

Bolo

c)

Dagger

d)

Boomerang

13.

In what form is Arnis commonly practiced today?

a)

Only as a combat sport

b)

As a method of self-defense and sport

c)

Only for ceremonial purposes

d)

As an art form for performance

14.

During a self-defense class, Noah learned about Arnis, a martial art that focuses on various target areas of the body. Which part of the body is NOT a target area in Arnis?

a)

Left Temple

b)

Right Eye

c)

Left Chest

d)

Left Foot

15.

Nora is practicing Arnis with her partner Abigail. During their training, Abigail attempts to strike Nora's left arm. What type of block should Nora use to defend against this attack?

a)

Inward Block

b)

Outward Block

c)

Sweeping Block

d)

Low Inward Block

16.

During a friendly Arnis match at the school sports day, how many judges score the competition?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

17.

Which of the following is NOT a common feature of traditional and historical martial arts like Kung Fu and Capoeira?

a)

Strong cultural and philosophical connections to the country or region of origin

b)

A focus on competitive, regulated sports wuth standard rules

c)

The use of both offensive and defensive techniques in combat

d)

The emphasis on mental discipline, meditation and self-improvement

18.

During a training session in Arnis, Rohan noticed that his fellow students were wearing different types of protective gear. He wanted to know which protective gear is specifically designed to cover the head in Arnis combat.

a)

Groin protector

b)

Leg guards

c)

Head gear

d)

Hand gloves

19.

Aiden is practicing Arnis combat with his partner. He remembers the "four-second rule" and wonders what its purpose is in their training.

a)

To avoid injury

b)

To prevent repetitive strikes

c)

To score higher points

d)

To limit the time of the match

20.

What is the name of the first national organization for Arnis in the Philippines?

a)

Arnis Philippines (ARPI)

b)

World Eskrima Kali Arnis Federation (WEKAF)

c)

National Arnis Association of the Philippines (NARAPHIL)

d)

Filipino Martial Arts Organization

21.

Aiden is researching martial arts organizations for his school project. He comes across the National Arnis Association of the Philippines (NARAPHIL) and wonders, which year was it founded?

a)

1986

b)

1975

c)

1960

d)

1999

22.

Anika is a dedicated martial artist who practices Arnis. What term is used for female practitioners of Arnis?

a)

Arnisadora

b)

Eskrimaadora

c)

Karateka

d)

Taekwondoin

23.

During a woodworking class, Michael learned about different types of wood. He discovered that one type is known for being dense, dark, and expensive, often used in creating bastons. Which type of wood is he referring to?

a)

Bahi

b)

Kamagong

c)

Rattan

d)

Mahogany

24.

During a martial arts class, Benjamin is curious about the equipment used in Arnis. He asks his instructor, "What is the length of a standard baston used in Arnis?"

a)

50 cm

b)

71 cm

c)

100 cm

d)

90 cm

25.

During a school project, Aria learned that Bahi is made from a specific type of wood. What type of wood is Bahi made from?

a)

Palm tree

b)

Bamboo

c)

Pine tree

d)

Coconut tree

26.

William is looking for a suitable material to craft his new baston for martial arts training. He learns that Kamagong wood is a popular choice among practitioners. What is a key feature of Kamagong wood used for bastons?

a)

It is soft and light

b)

It is dense and expensive

c)

It is made from plastic

d)

It is flexible and bendable

27.

Michael is looking for a material to make a baston for his hiking trip. What is the advantage of using rattan for making a baston?

a)

It is extremely heavy and durable

b)

It is hard and durable, yet lightweight

c)

It is inexpensive and easy to find

d)

It is flexible and cannot break

28.

During a training session in Arnis, David noticed that the headgear used for protection was made from various materials. What materials are commonly used to make this headgear?

a)

Leatherette and vinyl

b)

Steel and plastic

c)

Rubber and foam

d)

Silk and cotton

29.

You are attacked by a strike to your right chest. What type of block should you perform?

a)

Outward Block

b)

Low inward block

c)

Inward Block

d)

Sweeping Block

30.

An opponent attempts a low strike to your right leg or knee. Which block should you use to protect yourself?

a)

Low Inward Block

b)

Inward Block

c)

Low Outward Block

d)

Sweeping Block

31.

Which of the following is a key difference between boxing and kickboxing?

a)

Boxing allows the use of kicks and knees, while kickboxing only permits punches.

b)

Kickboxing involves the use of both punches and kicks, while boxing only allows punches.

c)

Boxing is a form of wrestling, while kickboxing is focused on striking.

d)

Kickboxing does not allow striking to the head, unlike boxing.

32.

Which ancient civilization is most closely associated with the formalization of competitive combat sports such as boxing and Pankration?

a)

Ancient Greece

b)

Ancient Rome

c)

Ancient Egypt

d)

Ancient China

33.

In which year did boxing become a part of the ancient Olympic Games?

a)

700 BCE

b)

688 BCE

c)

600 BCE

d)

500 BCE

34.

How did the evolution of combative sports in Ancient Greece differ from the Roman approach to gladiatorial combat?

a)

The Greeks favored individual combat in athletic competitions, while the Romans emphasized group combat for public spectacle.

b)

The Greeks used combat sports as a form of military training, while the Romans focused on theatrical and deadly battles.

c)

The Greeks avoided violence in their combat sports, while the Romans made combat sports violent for entertainment.

d)

The Greeks banned the use of weapons in combat sports, while the Romans used weapons in their combat events.

35.

Which of the following best describes the primary difference between Striking Sports and Grappling Sports?

a)

Striking Sports involve using punches, kicks, and strikes, while Grappling Sports focus on throws, pins, locks, and submissions without striking.

b)

Striking Sports involve primarily unarmed combat, while Grappling Sports require weapons.

c)

Striking Sports are based on the use of both striking and grappling techniques, while Grappling Sports avoid any form of striking.

d)

Striking Sports are only practiced in the Olympics, while Grappling Sports are not considered competitive.