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Preliminary Exam in Physical Education (Individual and Dual Sport)
Matching Type:
I.
Directions: Match column A with the correct answer on column B, write only the
letter of answer on the blank provided at the right side of the test paper.
1. The practitioner will extend the weapon
hand to strike any part of the body on
the right side between the shoulder and
the hips. The arm movement is a
backhand slashing swing.
2. The motion of this technique is a
diagonal downward backhand swing.
3. This technique takes away the
opponent’s vision. However, this
technique is aimed at the right eye of the
opponent.
4. The practitioner will extend the weapon
hand to strike any part of the body
between the shoulder and the hips. The
arm movement is a backhand slashing
swing.
5. This strike involves extending the arm in
a thrusting motion with the palm facing
outward towards to the chest of the
opponent.
6. This move is most helpful when you
notice that the opponent is overcommitting in his forward foot
movement when striking. This is an
effective counter against a temple strike
but remember to never stretch out
when doing the thrust strike.
A. Left Temple Strike
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
K.
L.
M.
N.
O.
P.
Right Temple Strike
Left Torso Strike
Right Torso Strike
Thrust Strike
Left Chest Stab
Right Chest Stab
Left Leg Strike
Right Leg Strike
Left Eye Poke
Right Eye Poke
Crown Strike
Arnis
Pananandata
Pagkalikali
Kabaraon and
Kalirongan
Q. Kaliradman
R. Didja
7. This will throw him off balance and
could even knock him out after a single
strike.
8. This strike targets the opponent’s lungs
and will be damaged, which will make it
hard for him to breathe and even cause
death.
9. From the forward stance, twist your
wrist to an angle of 1 o’clock as you pull
your hand towards your shoulders to
prepare for a strike. Swing your arm in
the 1 o’clock direction in a slashing
action while placing the other hand on
your chest.
10. This technique is like the left chest stab,
but the goal of this attack is to take away
the opponent’s vision and thus, ending
the fight faster.
11. The strike movement follows the 11
o’clock angle while the free hand is
placed on the chest. This strike is a
diagonal downward backhand swing to
the right temple of the enemy.
12. In Modern Arnis and Jeet-Kune-Do, this
strike should be aimed 6 inches above
the knee where a pressure point exists.
When hit correctly, one blow could
immobilize the opponent.
13. Ibanag
14. Bisaya
15. Ilokano
16. Tagalog
17. Pangasinan
II.
Enumeration
1. Step on how to perform the Single
Siniwali. 4pts
2. Step on how to perform the Double
Siniwali. 6pts.
3. Arnis also known as. 3pts
4. Arnis also used for. 4pts