SD-L10 End of Lesson Assessments

Name: _Mary Ann S. Ogoy_____________________ Score: ____________

Year & Section:__1A_______________________________ Date: __________________________

Directions: Essay Test (10pts. each item). Answer the following questions in 2-3
sentences. In this part of the test, you need to write an essay in response to a
question that asks you to state, explain and support your opinion regarding an
issue. Your response will be scored depending on the criteria below. Provide
another sheet of paper.

Whether your opinion is supported with reasons and/or examples; 5 points-

vocabulary and 5 points-organization.

1. What do sparring techniques/drills in taekwondo bring to people?

Ans.
In taekwondo, drills are being used to increase speed and power by relaxing and
accelerating muscles under pressure. They aren't meant to be used for fighting or
sparring, but rather to improve reflexes and precision in transitioning from one
physical position to the next, as well as strategies for intercepting assaults from
diverse angles. This allows us to react quickly without having to consider our
options. We will be too late if we pause. Sparring, on the other hand, is a warm-up for
the real thing: a fight. We gain expertise reacting to the unpredictable and
unexpected through sparring/drills.

2. How do taekwondo players develop good skills in sparring techniques?

Ans.
Taekwondo players develop their sparring skills by practicing often, maintaining
discipline, and maintaining emotional control. Taekwondo players used to try to
speed it up or improve it in terms of balance, power, or precision, then practice
sparring to develop their skills. They take a few shots, ask their teacher to check their
technique, and then take a few more shots. If everything is checked off but sparring
is still not happening, they look into feints to force it to happen because they're
looking at a very situational technique that they need to lead into the development
of good sparring technique.

3. What did you realize about the skills in sparring techniques/drills in taekwondo?
Ans.

When I put in the effort to achieve a long-term goal in skills in sparring

techniques/drills in taekwondo, I acquire life lessons that apply to aspects of my life
that are unrelated to that goal. To achieve my objectives I realized that I must have
some discipline and perseverance. These characteristics will improve my life and
my mind set. What I learn throughout the skills in sparring techniques/drills
in taekwondo instruction is a fantastic example of this. It teaches me to be a high
achiever both inside and outside of the playing area while performing those
techniques. When I decide to learn sparring techniques/ drills in taekwondo, I must
change my thinking. I may not realize it at the time, but as I go on I am committing to
being consistent and showing up. That's what I've realized in learning taekwondo.