FITT

Question 1

This is declared national sport and martial art of the Philippines

Answer 1

arnis

Question 2

it is the law declaring arnis as national sport and martial art of the Philippines

Answer 2

RA 9850

Question 3

this is a spanish word which means “harness, weapon”

Answer 3

arnes

Question 4

this is a corrupted spanish word which means fencing

Answer 4

eskrima

Question 5

playing using single stick in arnis is called

Answer 5

solo baston

Question 6

the use of two equally length sticks is called

Answer 6

doble baston

Question 7

this is the method of teaching arnis by demonstration of skills to be learned by students

Answer 7

muestracion

Question 8

this is the form of arnis in which students play to get score and win in sparring

Answer 8

sport arnis

Question 9

the following are other names for anis, which is not?

Answer 9

kris

Question 10

this was a popular stage performance during the spanish colonial period which helps in the development of arnis

Answer 10

comedia

Question 11

is the modern way of practicing arnis

Answer 11

contemporary arnis

Question 12

a form of practice that focuses more on the effective response to a self-defense situation

Answer 12

traditional arnis

Question 13

is the branch of arnis practices that focuses on physically demanding athletic training to win in the competition

Answer 13

sports arnis

Question 14

who introduce martial art and sport at cvsu

Answer 14

master louelle lledo

Question 15

the stick usually used in practicing arnis is made of

Answer 15

rattan

Question 16

what developed through arnis training

Answer 16

agility, reaction time, balance, and coordination

Question 17

the stick should be held about

Answer 17

one inch

Question 18

position that one assumes prior to the execution of any offensive and defensive movements

Answer 18

stances

Question 19

stand at attention like a soldier in line formation, but relaxed

Answer 19

attention stance

Question 20

same as attention stance but with two legs about shoulder-width apart

Answer 20

open stance

Question 21

this is similar to the open stance leg stance, except that the feet spread much wider

Answer 21

straddle stance

Question 22

slide or step one foot forward with knee bent

Answer 22

forward stance

Question 23

step or slide one foot backward

Answer 23

back stance

Question 24

is designed to give the greatest balance and efficiency in performing either offensive or defensive movement

Answer 24

on-guard position

Question 25

refers to the pattern used in weaving bamboo

Answer 25

sinawali

Question 26

from the on-guard position step in and strike the left upper side of the opponent

Answer 26

forehand strike

Question 27

from the on-guard position step in and strike the upper right side

Answer 27

backhand strike

Question 28

from the on-guard position step into the deep lounge and hit the lower limb of the opponent

Answer 28

low forehand strike

Question 29

from the on-guard position step into the deep lounge and strike the right lower limb of an opponent

Answer 29

low backhand strike

Question 30

execute a direct attack to the opponent's trunk with the tip of the stick

Answer 30

mid-thrust

Question 31

thrust at the left eye or the chest of the opponent

Answer 31

forehand thrust

Question 32

move the stick inward with the point facing forward, palm facing your face

Answer 32

reverse thrust

Question 33

bring slightly upward the stick and execute a direct frontal attack to your opponent's crown

Answer 33

frontal strike

Question 34

independent maneuvering applying the offensive and defensive tactics

Answer 34

sombra or carenza

Question 35

partnered drills

Answer 35

sangga at patama

Question 36

controlled free sparring

Answer 36

pargo, juego, or labanang malayuan

Question 37

was developed from the inspiration of Spanish Swordsmanship to protect early Christianized communities against marauding Moors

Answer 37

arnis