Judo Quiz

1. This is a Hane-Goshi
2. This is a Tai-Otoshi
3. This is a De-Ashi-Barai
Waza-ari means:
1. Half point score, result 3 points
2. Half point scoret, result t points
3. Half point score, result 10 points
Schouldertechniques in Japanese:
1. Koshi-Waza
2. Kata-Waza
3. Soto-Gake
A competition starts after:
1. Hantei
2. Matte
3. Hajime
1. Kesa-Gatame
2. Mune-Gatame
3. Okuri-Jime
A judobelt is a:
1. Judogi
2. Kawashi
3. Obi
1. Foreward roll
2. Sideways fall
3. Backward roll
The orange belt is:
1. Sixth kyu
2. Fifth kyu
3. Fourth Kyu
Te compete in a tournemant one has to be:
1. 15 years old
2. have third kyu
3. be member of the national federation
1. O-uchi-Gari
2. Tomoe-Nage
3. Seoi-Nage
Modern judo is developed by:
1. Mifune
2. Kata
3. Kano
The first Dutch Olympic champion in 1964 was:
1. Peter Adelaar
2. Antin Geesink
3. Wim Ruska
Barai means:
1. rising
2. sweep
3. reaping
When sensei says that a throw has to be executed leftsided this is in Japanese:
1. hidari
2. hiki
3. kesa
Which does NOT belong to the "standing techniques":
1. Te-Waza
2. Shime-Waza
3. Kata-Waza
Minimum age for black belt is:
1. 14
2. 15
3. 16
O-goshi is:
For the black belt exam one can choose:
1. Nage-no-Kata 5 series left/right or 100 competion points
2. Nage-no-Kata 4 series left/right or 100 competition points
3. Nage-no-Kata 3 series left/right or 100 competition points
Hara-Gatame is:
Okuri-eri-Jime is:
The third Kyu is:
1. blue belt
2. green belt
3. brown belt
When a referree says "osae-komi" you:
1. execute a pinning technique
2. get a warning
3. scored 5 points
Hiza-Guruma is:
This is a pinning technique:
Pinning technique:
1. Ippon
2. Yuko
3. Koka
Who wins:
1. 2 koka's
2. 1 Yuko + 1 koka
3. 1 Waza-ari
1. Temporarely putting the competition on hold
2. Fix judogi
3. Broken pinning technique
1. Waza-ari?
2. Yuko?
3. Ippon?
Criteria for 'Ippon" are:
1. Power, speed, control and Uke mostly on its back.
2. Power, speed, control and Uke completely on its back.
3. Direction, power, control and Uke completely on its back.
Sutemi-waza is:
1. a pinning technique
2. a sacrifice technique
3. an arm lock
This means:
1. Judo tidy
2. Inactivity
3. Hurry
Judo was developed in:
1. China
2. Korea
3. Japan
Before executing a throw (most important):
1. You disturb your opponents concentration.
2. You disturb your opponents balance.
3. You make your opponent insecure.
What order of scores is correct (low to high)?
1. Koka - Yuko - Waza-ari - Ippon
2. Yuko - Koka - Waza-ari - Ippon
3. Koka - Waza-ari - Yuko - Ippon
When a pinning technique is broken the referree says:
1. Toketa
2. Osae-komi
3. Waza-ari
Which Kata is composed of counter techniques:
1. Kime-no-kata
2. Itsutsu-no-kata
3. Gonosen-no-kata
Where do you grab your opponent to perform obi-otoshi:
1. belt
2. chest
3. sleeve
A waza-ari is how many points:
1. 3
2. 7
3. 5
Tai-otoshi is:
1. a hip throw
2. a shoulder throw
3. an arm throw
This is a:
1. choking technique
2. pinning technique
3. arm lock
Hiza-guruma is:
The throwing judoka is called:
1. Uke
2. Judoka
3. Tori
The judoka thrown is called:
1. Judoka
2. Uke
3. Tori
A "half" ippon is named:
1. Yuko
2. Waza-ari
3. Koka
The coat judoka's wear is called:
1. Kimono
2. Judogi
3. Judobi
Ippon Seoi Nage belongs to the:
1. Arm locks
2. Arm throws
3. Shoulder throws
This is:
1. O-goshi
2. Tai-otoshi
3. Kata-guruma
This is:
1. Jui-gatame
2. Ude-gatame
3. Hiza-gatame
This is:
1. Sumi-gaeshi
2. Sumi-otoshi
3. Uki-otoshi
Ashi-Waza are:
1. shoulder techniques
2. ground techniques
3. leg techniques
Controling techniques are called:
1. Gatame-waza
2. Nage-waza
3. Tachi-waza
Osea-komi means:
1. arm lock
2. pinning technique
3. choke
Repeatedly practising a throwing technique without throwing the opponent is called:
1. tandoku-renshyu
2. shia
3. uchi-komi
Kake is:
1. breaking the balance
2. the actual throw
3. de judomat
This is:
1. Ushiro-ukemi
2. Mae-ukemi
3. Yoko-ukemi
Sweeping both legs is performed in a:
1. Okuri-ashi-barai
2. Ko-uchi-gari
3. Soto-gake
O-uchi-gari is:

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