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THEORY TESTING

This page lets you test your knowledge of Tae Kwon-Do: in particular, the Korean language equivalents for everything your Instructor (Sabum) teaches you, the student (Jeja), in the Training Hall (Dojang). While your Instructor will attempt to cover everything during classes, it can be difficult to remember some of the longer descriptions or more complex terms: this is why you are provided with the TAGB Student's Handbook and why this page exists, to provide you with further assistance.

Please select your current Grade: and then click to refresh the questions.

An	Inner	*Ahop*	Nine
Outer	Bakat	*Momtong Bachia*	Press Ups
Seven	Ilgop	Ready	Chunbi
Outer Forearm	Bakat Palmok	Dismiss	Haessan
*Bandae Jirugi*	Reverse Punch	Forefist	Ap Joomuk
Bow	Kyong-Ye	*Barrol*	Return to Ready Stance
Inner Forearm Block	An Palmok Makgi	Eight	Yodoll
Walking Stance	Gunnun Sogi	*Neth*	Four
*Yoll*	Ten	*Dool*	Two
*Seth*	Three	Attention	Charyot
What does White signify in a belt?		White signifies innocence, as that of the beginning student who has no previous knowledge of Tae Kwon Do.
What is the meaning of Tae Kwon-Do?		Foot-Fist-Art or the Way of the Foot & Fist
What are the tenets of Tae Kwon-Do?		Courtesy, Integrity, Perseverance, Self-Control & Indomitable Spirit
What is the meaning of the exercise Sajo-Jirugi?		Four directional punch (Variation 1) ~ Sajo-Jirugi is not actually a pattern: this is an exercise which is performed in place of a pattern for the initial 10th kup to 9th kup grading. There are two official variations of this exercise, both of which are performed at the grading, but there are many more unofficial ones used in junior classes.