Yellow

Question 1

Master Instructor

Answer 1

Sabunim

Question 2

Grand Master

Answer 2

Kwanjanim

Question 3

Senior Belt

Answer 3

Sun Bae Nim

Question 4

Bow

Answer 4

Kyung yeh

Question 5

Flag

Answer 5

Kuki

Question 6

Waking Stance

Answer 6

Ap Sugi

Question 7

Kick

Answer 7

Chaggi

Question 8

Relax

Answer 8

Shyo

Question 9

Class Dismissed

Answer 9

Ha Cho

Question 10

Yellow Belt Name and Meaning

Answer 10

Tae Geuk Il Jang (Keon) means the beginning of everything in the universe.

Question 11

Taekwondo

Answer 11

“Tae” means the technique of kicking, “Kwon” means the technique of punching hands, and “Do” means the spirit and manner in which you use the techniques.

Question 12

Kuki-Won

Answer 12

Name of the World TaeKwonDo Federation Headquarters, located in Seoul, Korea

Question 13

Differences between Taekwondo and Karate. (5)

Answer 13

1. TaeKwonDo techniques involve 80% kicking and 20% hand techniques; Karate involves
   80% hand techniques and 20% kicking techniques
2. TaeKwonDo is an official Olympic sport; Karate is not
3. The TaeKwonDo uniform is closed in the front, the Karate uniform is open
4. TaeKwonDo is World Federated, Karate is not
5. TaeKwonDo competitors use chest pads as protection in tournaments; Karate does not.