1. What is the name of your Judo organization? a) United States Judo Association b) United States Judo Federation c) International Judo Federation

2. Who founded Judo? a) Nagaoka b) Mifune c) Jigoro Kano d) Kotani

3. What is the name of the school he founded? a) Epizoundes b) Kodokan c) Budokan d) Shudokan

4. What is the date of the founding of Judo? a) 1881 b) 1882 c) 1910 d) 1886

5. How Long have unarmed combat martial arts been practiced in Japan? a) 600 to 1500 years b) 500 to 800 years c) 600 to 1000 years

6. What was unarmed combat called in Japan before Judo? a) Kungfu b) Jujitsu c) Karate d) Boxing

7. Name the 3 parts of a judo throw in English and Japanese a) Off-balance-Tsukuri, Entry-Kuzuski, Competition- Kake b) Off-balance-Kake, Entry- Tsukuri, Competition- Tsukuri c) Off-balance- Kuzuski, Entry- Tsukuri, Competition- Kake

8. Name the three parts of unarmed combat in English and Japanese. a) Throwing Techniques - Katame Waza, Grappling Techniques - Nage Waza, Striking Techniques - Atemi Waza b) Throwing Techniques - Nage Waza, Grappling Techniques - Katame Waza, Striking Techniques - Atemi Waza c) Throwing Techniques - Nage Waza, Grappling Techniques - Atemi Waza, Striking Techniques - Katame Waza

9. List the USJA senior belt ranks in order by color. a) White, Yellow, Orange, Green, Brown, Black b) Black, Brown, Green, Orange, Yellow, White c) White, Orange, Yellow, Brown, Purple, Black

10. Name the two divisions of throwing techniques in English and Japanese a) Standing Techniques / Sutemi Waza), (Hip Techniques / Kosh Waza) b) (Hip Techniques / Kosh Waza), (Standing Techniques / Tachi Waza) c) (Standing Techniques / Tachi Waza), (Sacrificing Techniques / Sutemi Waza)

11. Name the three divisions of standing throwing techniques in English and Japanese a) (Hip Techniques / Koshi Waza), (Foot & Leg Techniques / Ashi Waza), (Standing Techniques / Tachi Waza) b) (Hand Techniques / Te Waza), (Hip Techniques / Koshi Waza), (Foot & Leg Techniques / Ashi Waza) c) (Foot & Leg Techniques / Ashi Waza), (Hand Techniques / Te Waza), (Hip Techniques / Koshi Waza)

12. Name the two divisions of sacrifice throwing techniques in English and Japanese a) (Back Sacrificing Techniques / Ma Sutemi Waza), (Side Sacrificing Techniques / Gokyo No Waza) b) (Side Sacrificing Techniques / Yoko Sutemi Waza), (Back Sacrificing Techniques / Yoko Sutemi Waza) c) (Back Sacrificing Techniques / Ma Sutemi Waza), (Side Sacrificing Techniques / Yoko Sutemi Waza)

13. Count to 10 in Japanese a) Ichi, Ni, San, Shi, Shichi, Ju, Ku, Go, Roku, Hach b) Ichi, Ni, Ju, Ku, Hach, Shichi, Roku, Go, Sh, San c) Ichi, Ni, San, Shi, Go, Roku, Shichi, Hachi, Ku, Ju d) Ich, San, Go, Shichi, Ju, Ni, Shi, Roku, Hachi, Shi

14. Name the three divisions of mat techniques in English and Japanese a) (Holding Techniques / Osaekomi Waza), (Strangulation Technique / Koshi Waza), (Joint Lock Techniques / Kansetsu Waza) b) (Holding Techniques / Osaekomi Waza), (Strangulation Technique / Shime Waza), (Joint Lock Techniques / Kansetsu Waza) c) (Strangulation Technique / Shime Waza), (Joint Lock Techniques / Kansetsu Waza), (Holding Techniques / Katame Waza)

15. Name three of the eight men who attained tenth degree black belt while they were still alive a) Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris, Jet Li b) Yoshiaki Yamashita, Hidekazu Nagaoka, Hajime Isogai c) Kyuzo Mifune, Kunisaburo Iizuka, Kaichiro Samura

16. What are the two principles of Kodokan Judo as defined by Dr. Kano? a) Maximum efficiency - Seiryoku Zenyo b) Mutual benefit and welfare - Jita Kyoei c) Win at any cost d) Never admit defeat

17. What is the ultimate goal of Judo as defined by Dr. Kano a) To win at any cost b) The harmonious development and eventual perfection of human character c) To become a great Judo player

18. What year was Judo first introduced into the summer Olympic games? a) 1956 b) 1964 c) 1934 d) 1944

19. Who were the four men on the first US Olympic Judo team? a) Bruce Lee, Jet Li, Chuck Norris, Jean Claude Van Damme b) Pat Szrejter, Dana Rucker, Sr, Ken Nazemetz, Dan Clark c) Ben Campbell, Jim Bregman, George Harris, Paul Maruyama d) Debbie, Bill, Jeannine, Gabriel

20. Which American was the first to win an Olympic medal and what place did he win a) Ben Campbell, Silver - 2nd Place b) Jim Bregman, Bronze - 3rd Place c) George Harris, Gold - 1st Place

21. Name the six kyu ranks from highest to lowest rank (do not list white) a) Rokkyu, Gokyu, Yonkyu, Sankyu, Nikyu, Ikkyu b) Ikkyu, Sankyu, Nikyu, Yonkyu, Gokyu, Rokkyu c) Ikkyu, Nikyu, Sankyu, Yonkyu, Gokyu, Rokkyu d) Gokyu, Rokkyu, Yonkyu, Nikyu, Sankyu, Ikkyu

22. Name the ten black ranks in order from lowest to highest a) Shodan, Nidan, Sandan, Yodan, Godan, Judan, Kudan, Hachidan, Shichidan, Rokudan b) Shodan, Rokudan, Nidan, Shichidan, Sandan. Hachidan, Yodan, Kudan, Godan, Judan c) Judan, Kudan, Hachidan, Shichidan, Rokudan, Godan, Yodan, Sandan, Nidan, Shodan d) Shodan, Nidan, Sandan, Yodan, Godan, Rokudan, Shichidan, Hachidan, Kudan, Judan

23. What does the word "JUDO" mean in English? a) Martial Art b) The Gentle Way c) You can do it

24. In the USJA Senior belt ranks system, 1st thru 3rd degree black belts can wear : a) Black b) Black and Red c) Red and White d) Red

25. In the USJA Senior belt ranks system, 4th thru 5th degree black belts can wear : a) Black b) Black and Red c) Red and White d) Red

26. In the USJA Senior belt ranks system, 6th thru 8th degree black belts can wear : a) Black b) Black and Red c) Red and White d) Red

27. Which American was the first to win a medal at the World Championships in judo and what place did he win? a) Ben Campbell, Silver - 2nd Place b) Jim Bregman, Bronze - 3rd Place c) George Harris, Gold - 1st Place

28. Nage No Kata a) Forms of: Gentleness b) Forms of: Throwing c) Forms of: Self Defense for Woman d) Forms of: Self Defense

29. Katame No Kata a) Forms of: Grappling b) Forms of: Decision c) Forms of: Antiquity d) Forms of: Decision

30. Ju No Kata a) Forms of: Grappling b) Forms of: Self Defense for Woman c) Forms of: Gentleness d) Forms of: Five

31. Goshinjitsu No Kata a) Forms of: Throwing b) Forms of: Self Defense c) Forms of: Decision d) Forms of: Five

32. Kime No Kata a) Forms of: Antiquity b) Forms of: Self Defense for Woman c) Maximum Efficiency Physical Exercise d) Forms of: Decision

33. Joshi Goshinho a) Forms of: Self Defense for Woman b) Forms of: Antiquity c) Forms of: Throwing d) Forms of: Gentleness

34. Itsutsu No Kata a) Forms of: Five b) Forms of: Self Defense c) Forms of: Throwing d) Maximum Efficiency Physical Exercise

35. Koshiki No Kata a) Maximum Efficiency Physical Exercise b) Forms of: Grappling c) Forms of: Antiquity d) Forms of: Self Defense for Woman

36. Seiryoku-Zen-yo Kokumin Taiiku a) Forms of: Throwing b) Maximum Efficiency Physical Exercise c) Forms of: Self Defense d) Forms of: Five

37. Name four Americans who have won medals at the Olympic Games in judo, and what place they won a) Bruce Lee-1st Place, Jet Lee-2nd Place, Chuck Norris-1st Place, Jean Claude Van Damme-3rd Place b) Pat Szrejter-1st Place, Dana Rucker, Sr-1st Place, Ken Nazemetz-1st Place, Dan Clark-1st Place c) Jim Bregman-3rd Place, Eddie Liddie-3rd Place, Lynn Roethke-2nd Place d) Debbie-1st Place, TuxJudo-3rd Place, Jeannine-2nd Place, Gabriel-2nd Place

38. Which American was the first to win a gold medal at the Men's World Games in judo? a) Ben Cambell 1987 b) Jim Bregman 1987 c) Michael Swain 1987

39. Which American was the first to win a gold medal at the Women's World Games in judo? a) Ann Mariie Burns b) Ann Marie Rousey c) Lynn Roethke

40. What year was women's judo first introduced into the summer Olympic games as a full medal event? a) 1984 b) 1988 c) 1992

41. What are the ordinal numbers between eleven and twenty in Japanese a) Ju Ichi, Ju Ni, Ju San, Ju Shi, Ju Shichi, Ju Ju, Ju Ku, Ju Go, Ju Roku, Ju Hachi b) Ju Ichi, Ju Ni, Ju Do, Ju Ku, Ju Hachi, Ju Shichi, Ju Roku, Ju Go, Ju Shi, Ju San c) Ju Ichi, Ju Ni, Ju San, Ju Shi, Ju Go, Ju Roku, Ju Shichi, Ju Hachi, Ju Ku, Niju d) Ju Ich, Ju San, Ju Go, Ju Shichi, Ju Nihu, Ju Ni, Ju Shi, Ju Roku, Ju Hachi, Ju Shi

Vocabulary
Directions: Select the Japanese equivalent for the following English terms.

42. Attention! a) ki o tsuke b) Uchi Komi c) Kuzushi

43. Bow! a) Maitta b) Rei c) Hajime

44. Begin a) Hajime! b) Matte! c) Uchi Komi

45. Stop a) Hajime! b) Matte! c) Maitta!

46. Practice hall for Judo. a) Gym b) Dojo c) Shiai

47. Teacher a) Rei b) Kuzushi c) Sensei

48. Sitting on knees a) Seiza b) Hajime c) Uchi Komi

49. Sitting cross-legged a) Kuzushi b) Uke c) Anza

50. Following foot walking. a) Ayumi Ashi b) Tsugi Ashi c) Judoka

51. Normal walking. a) Ayumi Ashi b) Tsugi Ashi c) Judoka

52. Judo uniform a) Te b) Judogi c) Obi

53. Judo practitioner or player a) Judoka b) Uki c) Tori

54. Person Receiving technique a) Ukemi b) Sensei c) Uke

55. Person performing technique a) Randori b) Tori c) Sensei

56. Left a) Migi b) Hidari c) Hai

57. Right a) Migi b) Hidari c) Yuko

58. Falling methods or ways a) Ukemi b) Matte c) Kuzushi

59. Falling methods to the rear a) Sutemi Waza b) Ma sutemi waza c) Koho Ukemi

60. Forward rolling falling a) Zempo Kaiten Ukemi b) Uchi Komi c) Kuzure-kesa-gatame

61. What is Kata? a) A dance b) A throw c) A hold down d) A formal prearranged practice routine

62. Free practice a) Randori b) Uchi Komi c) Anza

63. One point! (referee’s award) a) Ippon! b) Waza-ari! c) Kesa-gatame

64. Almost ippon! a) Waza-ari! b) O Ippon! c) Koshi or Goshi

65. Hold down! (referee’s call) a) Te Waza b) Osae-komi! c) Harai-goshi

66. Hold Broken! (referee’s call) a) Kuzure Yoko-Shiho gatame b) Toketa c) Osae-komi!

67. Tournament a) Dojo b) Shiai c) Judoka

68. Judo mats (straw Japanese) a) Budo b) Tomoe c) Tatami

69. Near waza-ari ! (Referee's award) a) Ippon! b) Waza-ari Awasete Ippon c) Yuko

70. Near Yuko! (Referee's Award) a) Koka b) Yuko c) Ippon

71. That is all! (Referee’s call) a) Shido b) Kouchi Gari c) Sore Made

72. Sixth class (kyu) judo rank a) Yonkyu b) Rokyu c) Ikkyu

73. Yes ! a) Ashi ! b) Lie ! c) Hai !

74. No ! a) Ashi ! b) Hai ! c) Lie !

75. Please a) Isogai b) Onegai c) Agai

76. Thank you a) gracias b) xiexie c) Domo Arigato

77. Note! (Referee’s call for slight penalty) a) Gari b) Osae-komi c) Shido

78. Caution! (referee's call for moderate penality) a) Shito! b) Chui! c) Keikoku!

79. Warning! ( referee's call for severe penalty) a) Keikoku ! b) Shito! c) Chui!

80. Loss by rule violation (referee’s call) a) Shido b) Hansoku Make c) Sono mama

81. Decision ! (call byreferee for judges' decision) a) Hantei b) Hansoku Make c) Ippon

82. Don’t move! (Referee’s call) a) Sono mama! b) Ko c) Koshi Guruma

83. Continue! (Referee’s call) a) Koshi Waza b) Yoshi! c) Guruma

84. Fundamental natural posture a) Jigo Hontai b) Migo Hontai c) Shizen Hontai

85. Fundamental defensive posture a) Jigo Hontai b) Migo Hontai c) Shizen Hontai

86. Off Balancing a) Kuzushi b) Tsukuri c) Anza d) Kake

87. Entry a) Kuzushi b) Tsukuri c) Anza d) Kake

88. Execution a) Kuzushi b) Tsukuri c) Anza d) Kake

89. Sweeping action done with the leg a) Harai or Barai b) Harai-goshi c) Te Waza

90. Reaping action done with the leg a) Gari b) Toketa c) Sore made!

91. Dashing action done with the leg a) Ura-nage b) Gake or Kake c) Morote Gari

92. Springing action done with the leg a) Hane b) Gake/Kake c) Gari

93. Throw (noun) a) Nage b) Goshi c) Atemi

94. Technique a) Obi b) Waza c) Te

95. Throwing technique(s) a) Nage Waza b) Katame Waza c) Te Waza

96. Hand a) Sode b) Te c) Obi

97. Hand technique(s) a) Te Nage Waza b) Te Obi c) Te Waza

98. Foot or leg a) Sode b) Ashi c) Ude

99. Foot technique(s) a) Ashi Nage b) Katame Waza c) Ashi Waza

100. Big or major a) O Goshi b) O c) O Koshi

101. Little or minor a) Ko b) Gari c) Yoshi!

102. Waist or hip a) Koshi or Goshi b) O Soto Gari c) O Goshi

103. Waist or hip technique a) Yoko Shiho-gatame b) Koshi Waza c) Koshi Guruma

104. Major hip throw a) O Goshi b) O c) O Soto Gari

105. Outside a) Kesa b) Koshi or Go c) Soto

106. Inside a) Uchi b) Gari c) Soto

107. Major outside reaping throw a) Kesa-gatame b) O Soto Gari c) O Goshi

108. Internal force or spiritual energy a) Kiai b) Kia c) Ki

109. Shout to gather inner strength a) Heeiiiiii Yaaaaaa !!!!!! b) Medic c) Kiai

110. Decision Win ! (Referee's award) a) Ippon! b) Yusei Gachi! c) Waza-ari!

111. Draw match (Referee's award) a) Hiki Wake b) Waza-ari c) O Ippon

112. A full point by adding two waza-ari scores a) Koshi Waza b) Waza-ari Awasete Ippon c) Koshi Guruma

113. Grappling technique(s) a) Katame Waza b) Te Waza c) Nage Waza

114. Techniques from a supine position a) Koshi Waza b) Waza c) Newaza

115. Holding technique(s) a) Osae-komi Waza b) Hansoku Make c) Osae-komi

116. Choke a) Shime or Jime b) Shime Waza c) Juji gatame

117. Choking techniques a) Nami Juji-jime b) Shime Waza c) Kansetsu Waza

118. Joint locking techniques a) Kumi Kata b) Yoko Shiho Gatame c) Kansetsu Waza

119. The principle of gentleness or giving way a) Do b) Ju c) Itsu

120. Way of life a) Do b) Ju c) itsu

121. Gentle way a) Jujitsu b) Kenjitsu c) Judo

122. Gentle arts a) Judo b) Kenjitsu c) jujitsu

123. Favorite technique a) Tokui Waza b) Uki Goshi c) Okuri Eri-jime

124. Way of the warrior a) Bushido b) Budo c) Kiai

125. Martial arts a) Kia b) Budo c) Judan

126. Class of belt ranks in judo below black belt a) Dan b) Kyu c) Judoka

127. Step or degree in the black belt ranks a) Dan b) Kyu c) Sensei

128. Holder of any black belt rank a) Sensei b) Coach c) Yudansha

129. Holder of any rank below black belt a) Judoka b) Mudansha c) Shodan

130. Black belt association a) Shodanshakai b) USJA c) Yudanshakai

131. Repetition attack practice without throwing, done with a partner a) Uke Rei b) Randori c) Uchi Komi

132. Alternate throwing practice without resistance, done with a partner a) Tai Sabaki b) Katame No Kata c) Sute Geiko

133. Solo practice a) Anza b) Uchi Komi c) Tandoku Renshu

134. Practice in pairs a) Sotai Renshu b) Waza Renshu c) Jime Renshu

135. Practice in general a) Waza b) Keiko c) Hiza

136. Fourth class (kyu) judo rank a) Rokyu b) Sankyu c) Yonkyu

137. Kneeling bow a) Zarei b) Komi c) Ura

138. Standing bow a) Zarei b) Tsuri c) Ritsurei

139. Knee a) Hiza b) Shiho c) Sutemi

140. Lock or hold a) Kuzure-kesa-gatame b) Kesa c) Gatame

141. Wheel a) Sore made! b) Yoko Shiho-gatame c) Guruma

142. Side or lateral a) Yoko b) Sutemi c) Shiho

143. Fifth class (kyu) judo rank a) Gokyu b) Yonkyu c) Sankyu

144. Formal eight directions of off-balancing a) Happo No Kuzushi b) Slapo No Kuzushi c) Seiroyku Zenyo

145. Third class (kyu) judo rank a) Sankyu b) Yonkyu c) Nikyu

146. Second class (kyu) judo rank a) Ikkyu b) Sankyu c) Nikyu

147. First class (kyu) judo rank a) Ikkyu b) Nikyu c) Sankyu

148. Meditate! (command at close of class) a) Kiai b) Mokusa c) ki o tsuke

149. Five stages of throwing techniques, the basic syllabus of Kodokan Judo a) Yoko Sutemi Waza b) Gokyo No Waza c) Yoko Shiho Gatame

150. Newly certified throwing techniques of Kodokan Judo a) Shimmeisho no Waza b) Sutemi Waza c) Kaeshi Waza

151. Instantaneous promotion a) Batsugun b) Judan c) Sute Geiko

152. Sacrifice a) Hairi Kata b) Okuri Eri-jime c) Sutemi

153. Throwing from a standing position a) Nage Waza b) Te Waza c) Tachi Waza

154. Back falling sacrifice throws a) Yoko sutemi waza b) Ma sutemi waza c) Kesa sutemi waza

155. Side falling sacrifice throws a) Yoko sutemi waza b) Ma sutemi waza c) Kesa sutemi waza

156. Judo uniform belt a) Tai b) Obi c) Yoko

157. Judo uniform jacket a) Obi b) Uwagi c) Eri

158. Judo uniform pants a) Obi b) Sode c) Zubon

159. Judo uniform sleeve a) Sode b) Ashi c) Te Obi

160. Judo uniform lapel a) Eri b) Tai c) Juji

161. Illegal act of locking the legs around the torso of an opponent a) Juji-jime b) Juji-jime c) Dojiime

162. Warm-up exercises in judo a) Junbi Undo b) Fat Undo c) Shunutatsu Undo

163. Cooling-off exercises in judo a) Junbi Undo b) Damage Undo c) Shumatsu Undo

164. Exercises in general a) Taiso b) Shiho c) O No

165. Variation (of a technique) a) Kuzush b) Kuzure c) Tsukuri

166. Counter technique a) Gokyo No Waza b) Kaeshi Waza c) Sutemi Waza

167. Combination or faking technique a) Tokui Waza b) Kesa sutemi waza c) Renwaku Waza

168. Four comers (as in pins) a) Shiho b) Yoko c) Hiza

169. I surrender a) Matte! b) Maitta! c) Hajime!

170. Forms of gripping an opponent a) Gokyo No Waza b) Kaeshi Waza c) Kumi Kata

171. Normal a) Gyaku b) Shime or Jime c) Nami

172. Reverse a) Gyaku b) Yoko c) Hiza

173. Cross a) Juji b) Shiho c) Uki

174. Arm a) Hiza b) Ude c) Uki

175. Armpit a) Ude b) Hiza c) Wake

176. First degree black belt a) Dan b) Shodan c) Nidan

177. Second degree black belt a) Nidan b) Sandan c) Yodan

178. Third Degree Black Belt a) Sandan b) Nidan c) Shodan

179. Fourth Degree Black Belt a) Sandan b) Nidan c) Yodan

180. Fifth Degree Black Belt a) Godan b) Yodan c) Dan

181. Sixth Degree Black Belt a) Shichidan b) Nidan c) Rokudan

182. Seventh Degree Black Belt a) Nidan b) Shichidan c) Hachidan

183. Eight Degree Black Belt a) Shichidan b) Hachidan c) Rokudan

184. Ninth Degree Black Belt a) Ninth Degree Black Belt b) Kudan c) Judan

185. Tenth Degree Black Belt a) Sensei b) Kudan c) Judan

186. Twelfth degree black belt (held only by Dr. Kano) a) Hochidan b) Juridan c) Gothchadan

187. Loss of any type a) Matte b) Hiki Wake c) Make

188. Win of any type a) Gachi.Kachi b) Ippon c) Hantei

189. Win by forfeit or default of the opponent before a match a) Ashi Gachi b) Yusei Gachi c) Fusen Gachi

190. Win by withdrawal of the opponent during a match a) Kiken Gachi b) Fusen Gachi c) Sogo Gachi

191. Combination win by adding a one half point from a violation and one waza-ari a) Fusen Gachi b) Kiken Gachi c) Sogo Gachi

192. Slight superiority (contest call) a) Kimi b) Kinsa c) Yoshi

193. Side of the dojo or tournament mat reserved for senior judoka or officials a) Joseki b) Shimoseki c) Kamiza

194. Cross arm lock a) Juji gatame b) Hansoku Make c) Tai Otoshi

195. Formal forms of throwing a) Nage No Kata b) Katame No Kata c) Sute Geiko

196. Formal forms of holding a) Katame No Kata b) Tomoe Nage c) Nage No Kata

197. Formal forms of gentleness a) Hairi Kata b) Ju No Kata c) Nage No Kata

198. Formal forms of self-defense a) Goshinjitsu No Kata b) Itsutsu No Kata c) Katame No Kata

199. Formal forms of decision a) Goshinjitsu No Kata b) Katame No Kata c) Kime No Kata

200. Ancient forms a) Ju No Kata b) Koshiki No Kata c) Kime No Kata

201. Forms of five a) Kime No Kata b) Nage No Kata c) Itsutsu No Kata

202. Past master of judo (title traditionally applied only to Dr. Kano) a) Judan b) Shihan c) Professor of Judo

203. Mutual benefit & welfare a) Seiryoku Zenyo b) Jita Kyoei c) jitsu

204. Maximum efficiency a) Seiryoku Zenyo b) Jita Kyoei c) jitsu

205. "Winner stays up" team contest a) Ippon! b) Koshi Shiai c) Kohaku Shiai

206. Man-for-man, or elimination tournament a) Tentori Shiai b) Shiai c) Golden Score

207. Methods of resuscitation used in judo a) O CPR b) Katsu/Kappo c) Ukemi

208. Illegal act of entwining the leg of an opponent a) Kawuzu Gake b) Kosoto Gake c) Morote Gake

209. Contest area a) Shiai b) Shiai Dojo c) Shiaijo

210. Referee a) Chipan b) Shimpan c) Tai Sabaki

211. To float or floating a) Gari b) Eri c) Uki

212. Lift a) Tsuri b) Komi c) Zarei

213. Pull a) Zarei b) Tsuri c) Komi

214. Lift-pull action a) Uki Goshi b) Gake or Kake c) Tsurikomi

215. Defense (to an attack) a) Osae-komi b) Bogyu c) Run

216. Escape (as from a pin) a) Sutemi b) Fusegi c) Shichidan

217. Entry methods into matwork a) Ushiro Kata b) Ura-nage c) Hairi Kata

218. Body a) Gyaku b) Nami c) Tai

219. Thigh a) Mata b) Matte c) Mattia

220. Rear, behind (as in throwing and pinning) a) Fusegi b) Joseki c) Ushiro

221. Reverse side, back a) Morote b) Ura c) Ritsurei

222. Pivoting or turning the body a) Tai Sabaki b) Sute Geiko c) Tatami

223. Single handed a) Sode b) Kyote c) Katate

224. Double handed a) Sode b) Ryote c) Katate

225. Both hands a) Katate Ryote b) Sobe Te Obi c) Moryote/Morote

226. Avoiding or evasive action a) Sukashi b) Tomoe c) Budo

227. A little a) Ich b) Sukoshi c) Ko

228. Same side gripping (right vs right, left vs left) a) Kenka Yotsu b) Ai Yotsu c) Tai Sabaki

229. Opposite side gripping (right vs left) a) Kenka Yotsu b) Ai Yatsu c) Tai Sabaki

230. Pulling or locking hand (usually sleeve hand) a) Hikite b) Tsurite c) Kenka Yotsu

231. Power or drawing hand (usually lapel hand) a) Hikite b) Tsurite c) Tai Sabaki

232. Red (used to differentiate players in a match) a) Aka b) Shiro c) Kime

233. White (used to differentiate players In a match) a) Aka b) Shiro c) Kime

234. Time! (referee's call): a) Matte! b) Jikan! c) Kime!

235. Decision or decisiveness (as in thinking fast) a) Jikan b) Kime c) Komi

236. To drop a) oopss b) Shime Waza c) Otoshi