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Combat Sports & Martial Arts Quiz
Combat Sports & Martial Arts · Easy
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Combat sports and martial arts combine physical skill, mental discipline, and centuries of tradition. From Olympic competitions to ancient self-defense systems, they teach respect,...
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All 20 questions in this Combat Sports & Martial Arts quiz
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What is a double leg takedown in wrestling and MMA?
- A. A throw using both legs
- B. A two-person combination technique
- C. A technique where the attacker grabs both of the opponent's legs to bring them to the mat
- D. A defensive counter to a throw
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Which organisation is the most prominent promoter of MMA globally?
- A. UFC
- B. Bellator
- C. RIZIN
- D. ONE Championship
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Which combat sport uses a shinai (bamboo sword) in competitive sparring?
- A. Kendo
- B. Iaido
- C. Aikido
- D. Naginatado
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What is the full name of the UFC organisation?
- A. Ultimate Full Contact
- B. Ultimate Fighting Championship
- C. United Fighting Circuit
- D. Universal Fighting Championship
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What does TKO stand for in boxing and MMA?
- A. Total Knockout
- B. Technical Knockout
- C. Temporary Knockout
- D. Timed Knockout
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What is taekwondo known for emphasising?
- A. Weapon-based combat
- B. Head and body kicks
- C. Ground fighting and submissions
- D. Throwing techniques
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What does sparring mean in the context of combat sports training?
- A. A demonstration of techniques without contact
- B. Controlled practice fighting used to develop skills without full competitive intensity
- C. A warm-up shadow boxing session
- D. An official competition bout
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In which combat sport do competitors score points by touching the opponent's torso or head with the foot?
- A. Taekwondo
- B. Karate
- C. Judo
- D. Kickboxing
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What does BJJ stand for in combat sports?
- A. British Judo Juniors
- B. Boxing and Judo Juniors
- C. Basic Joint Jutsu
- D. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
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What is the name of the fighting platform used in traditional sumo competition?
- A. The dohyo
- B. The ring
- C. The tatami
- D. The octagon
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What does MMA stand for?
- A. Mixed Melee Athletics
- B. Modern Martial Arts
- C. Mixed Martial Arts
- D. Multiple Martial Arts
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Which martial art competition uses coloured belts most prominently to denote rank?
- A. Boxing
- B. Wrestling
- C. Karate and BJJ
- D. Muay Thai
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What is a submission in MMA and grappling?
- A. A technical knockout by strikes
- B. A knockout punch
- C. A technique that forces an opponent to tap out or risk injury
- D. A judges decision
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What is the name of the fighting system used by Israeli special forces?
- A. Systema
- B. Muay Thai
- C. Krav Maga
- D. Kapap
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What is the clinch in boxing and Muay Thai?
- A. A defensive footwork technique
- B. The final round of a fight
- C. The position where fighters hold each other at close range
- D. The opening stance
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What is the name of the Japanese martial art that uses bamboo swords and protective armour in sparring?
- A. Aikido
- B. Iaido
- C. Kendo
- D. Naginatado
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Which martial art is known as the art of eight limbs using fists, elbows, knees, and shins?
- A. Judo
- B. Taekwondo
- C. Karate
- D. Muay Thai
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What is the difference between MMA and BJJ competition?
- A. BJJ allows strikes while MMA only allows grappling
- B. MMA is amateur while BJJ is professional
- C. No difference they are the same sport
- D. MMA allows strikes while BJJ competition focuses on grappling only
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Which combat sport uses a gi (uniform) in competition that can be gripped by opponents?
- A. Boxing
- B. BJJ and Judo
- C. Muay Thai
- D. Kickboxing
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What is the name of the Japanese martial art based on throwing and takedowns with minimal striking?
- A. Karate
- B. Kendo
- C. Aikido
- D. Judo