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Correct IncorrectAyumi Ashi can best be described as walking with sliding footsteps bringing one foot in front of the other.

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False

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Correct IncorrectTsugi Ashi can best be described as walking backwards.

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Correct IncorrectThe Hikite is the pulling hand.

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Correct IncorrectThe lifting hand in judo throws is referred to as?

Ayumi Ashi

Tsurite

Hikite

Ukemi

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Correct IncorrectWhat is the correct Japanese term for a breakfall?

Hajime

Matte

Ukemi

Tsugi Ashi

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Correct IncorrectIdentify which is an incorrect part of a proper ukemi?

Tuck Chin/Protect the head

Slap at a 45 degree angle

Crossing your feet or legs

Rolling through the movement

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Correct IncorrectLearning to be a good uke (partner) has no bearing on whether tori (attacker) can learn judo effectively.

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Correct IncorrectBasic Kuzushi for backward throws (ouchi gari and kouchi gari) involves pulling your opponent off balance and onto their toes.

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Correct IncorrectOuchi Gari means major inner reaping throw and is performed by making a big circle with your reaping leg keeping your big toe pointed toward the ground.

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Correct IncorrectWhich throw is best described as a minor reaping technique performed by using the bottom of your reaping foot to sweep the inside of your opponent’s ankle while driving them to the rear and throwing them backwards?

Ouchi Gari

Osoto Gari

Kouchi Gari

None of the above

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Correct IncorrectWhat is the Japanese term for practicing a throwing technique over and over again without throwing?

Hikikomi

Uchikomi

Nagekomi

All of the above

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Correct IncorrectWhich throw is best described as a throw that involves a 180 degree turn with full control of uke’s shoulder with one arm?

Tai Otoshi

Ippon Seoi Nage

Ouchi Gari

Ogoshi

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Correct IncorrectWhich throw is best described as a throw that involves a 180 degree turn with tori dropping his body low and having both feet outside of uke’s feet?

Taio Toshi

Ippon Seoi Nage

Ouchi gari

Ogoshi

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Correct IncorrectWhich list of throws below is the most similar in their movements?

Ouchi Gari & Tai Otoshi

Ippon Seoi Nage & Ogoshi

Kouchi Gari & Ippon Seoi Nage

Ouchi Gari & Ogoshi

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Correct IncorrectWhich list below includes the 3 parts of every judo throw?

Kuzushi, Tsukuri, and Nagekomi

Kuzushi, Tsugi ashi, and Kake

Ayumi ashi, Tsukuri, and kake

Kuzushi, Tsukuri, and Kake

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Correct IncorrectThe Japanese term for practicing a throw to completion is called what?

Nage Komi

Hikikomi

Uchikomi

None of the abov

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Correct IncorrectWhat is the proper Japanese term for ground techniques in Judo?

Tachiwaza

Newaza

Kansetsu Waza

Wazaari

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Correct IncorrectWhich hold down is best described as the mount position with control of your opponents legs with your legs, and being chest to chest with control of their upper torso with your arms?

Kase Gatame

Kuzure Kasa Gatame

Ushiro Kesa Gatame

Tate Shiho Gatame

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Correct IncorrectThis pin can best be described as a reverse kesa gatame pin with tori facing toward uke’s legs?

Kase Gatame

Kuzure Kesa Gatame

Ushiro Kesa Gatame

Tate Shiho Gatame

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Correct IncorrectThis pin is a modified version of Kesa Gatame whereby tori puts the controlling arm under uke’s shoulder/arm?

Kase Gatame

Kuzure Kesa Gatame

Ushiro Kesa Gatame

Tate Shiho Gatame

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