Quiz: Arnis (others)


ArnisOnline version Multiple Choice Quiz by ira 1 What is Arnis officially recognized as? a A traditional Filipino dance b The official national martial art and sport of the Philippines c A weaponless hand-to-hand sport d An ancient form of archery 2 Which stance requires your feet to form a 45° angle with heels close together as a sign of respect? a Ready Stance (Handa) b Straddle Stance (Kabayo) c Attention Stance (Pugay/Naka-handa) d Oblique Stance (Kiling) 3 In which stance are the legs spread apart about twice the width of your shoulders with knees bent outward, resembling a horseback rider? a Side Stance b Back Stance c Forward Stance d Straddle Stance (Kabayo/Lapad) 4 What is the primary purpose of the Oblique Stance (Kiling / Suri)? a Executing forward offensive thrusts b Forward blocking and evading strikes from an angle c Standing "at ease" to pivot quickly d Bowing to the opponent 5 How is the 1st Strike (Left side of the head attack) executed? a A straight downward overhead swing b A diagonal downward backhand swing c A diagonal downward forehand swing to the left temple d A forward thrust targeting the eye 6 Which strike involves thrusting the weapon hand to the target area followed by an upward motion that cuts through the opponent's body? a Strike 3 (Left side torso) b Strike 5 (Thrust to the stomach) c Strike 6 (Left chest stab) d Strike 12 (Strike to the crown) 7 When executing the 7th Strike (Right chest stab), which specific organ is the attack intended to puncture? a The left lung b The stomach c The right lung d The rib cage 8 What is the key difference in hand position between the 8th Strike (Left lower leg) and the 9th Strike (Right lower leg)? a The 8th strike uses a closed fist; the 9th strike uses an open palm. b The 8th strike requires the palm facing upward; the 9th strike requires the palm facing downward. c The 8th strike keeps the elbow up; the 9th strike keeps the elbow down. d The 8th strike is a thrust; the 9th strike is a slash. 9 During the execution of the 10th and 11th strikes (Eye pokes), how should the practitioner position their elbow? a Kept up b Fully extended upward c Flared out to the side d Kept down 10 Which strike consists of a straight downward overhead swing aimed at throwing off the opponent's mobility and balance? a Strike 1 (Left temple strike) b Strike 2 (Right temple strike) c Strike 12 (Strike to the crown/top of head) d Strike 5 (Thrust to the stomach)

1

What is Arnis officially recognized as?

a

A traditional Filipino dance

b

The official national martial art and sport of the Philippines

c

A weaponless hand-to-hand sport

d

An ancient form of archery

2

Which stance requires your feet to form a 45° angle with heels close together as a sign of respect?

a

Ready Stance (Handa)

b

Straddle Stance (Kabayo)

c

Attention Stance (Pugay/Naka-handa)

d

Oblique Stance (Kiling)

3

In which stance are the legs spread apart about twice the width of your shoulders with knees bent outward, resembling a horseback rider?

a

Side Stance

b

Back Stance

c

Forward Stance

d

Straddle Stance (Kabayo/Lapad)

4

What is the primary purpose of the Oblique Stance (Kiling / Suri)?

a

Executing forward offensive thrusts

b

Forward blocking and evading strikes from an angle

c

Standing "at ease" to pivot quickly

d

Bowing to the opponent

5

How is the 1st Strike (Left side of the head attack) executed?

a

A straight downward overhead swing

b

A diagonal downward backhand swing

c

A diagonal downward forehand swing to the left temple

d

A forward thrust targeting the eye

6

Which strike involves thrusting the weapon hand to the target area followed by an upward motion that cuts through the opponent's body?

a

Strike 3 (Left side torso)

b

Strike 5 (Thrust to the stomach)

c

Strike 6 (Left chest stab)

d

Strike 12 (Strike to the crown)

7

When executing the 7th Strike (Right chest stab), which specific organ is the attack intended to puncture?

a

The left lung

b

The stomach

c

The right lung

d

The rib cage

8

What is the key difference in hand position between the 8th Strike (Left lower leg) and the 9th Strike (Right lower leg)?

a

The 8th strike uses a closed fist; the 9th strike uses an open palm.

b

The 8th strike requires the palm facing upward; the 9th strike requires the palm facing downward.

c

The 8th strike keeps the elbow up; the 9th strike keeps the elbow down.

d

The 8th strike is a thrust; the 9th strike is a slash.

9

During the execution of the 10th and 11th strikes (Eye pokes), how should the practitioner position their elbow?

a

Kept up

b

Fully extended upward

c

Flared out to the side

d

Kept down

10

Which strike consists of a straight downward overhead swing aimed at throwing off the opponent's mobility and balance?

a

Strike 1 (Left temple strike)

b

Strike 2 (Right temple strike)

c

Strike 12 (Strike to the crown/top of head)

d

Strike 5 (Thrust to the stomach)

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What is Arnis officially recognized as?

Which stance requires your feet to form a 45° angle with heels close together as a sign of respect?

In which stance are the legs spread apart about twice the width of your shoulders with knees bent outward, resembling a horseback rider?

What is the primary purpose of the Oblique Stance (Kiling / Suri)?

How is the 1st Strike (Left side of the head attack) executed?

Which strike involves thrusting the weapon hand to the target area followed by an upward motion that cuts through the opponent's body?

When executing the 7th Strike (Right chest stab), which specific organ is the attack intended to puncture?

What is the key difference in hand position between the 8th Strike (Left lower leg) and the 9th Strike (Right lower leg)?

During the execution of the 10th and 11th strikes (Eye pokes), how should the practitioner position their elbow?

Which strike consists of a straight downward overhead swing aimed at throwing off the opponent's mobility and balance?

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