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Examination Key for Oja Promotional Exam EXAMINATION KEY FOR OJA PROMOTIONAL EXAM SECTION IIIB (General Information): Rokyu (1-6) 1. Dr. Jigoro Kano. 2. The Kodokan. 3. 1882. 4. Ju Jitsu. 5. 600-1000 years. 6. Oklahoma Judo Association or U.S.Judo, Inc. or USAJudo Gokyu (1-10) 7. a) Kuzushi; b) Tsukuri; c) Kake. 8. a) Nage Waza; b) Katame Waza; c) Atemi Waza. 9. a) Tachi Waza; b) Sutemi Waza. 10. a) Te Waza; b) Koshi Waza; c) Ashi Waza. Yonkyu (1-14) 11. a) Ma Sutemi Waza; b) Yoko Sutemi Waza. 12. a) Osae Waza; b) Shime Waza; c) Kansetsu Waza. 13. Mifune; Nagaoka; Yamashita; Isogai; Samura; Iizuka; Kotani; Geesink; Daigo; Osawa. 14. a) Maximum Efficiency; b) Mutual Benefit & Welfare. Sankyu (1-18) 15. To develop the human character through the training & discipline of Judo. 16. Jim Bregman; Ben Campbell; George Harris; Paul Maruyama. 17. Jim Bregman, 3rd. 18. Jim Bregman, 3rd. Nikyu (1-22) 19. Allen Coage, 3rd. 20. Ann Maria Burns. 21. a) Edward Liddie, 3rd; b) Robert Berland, 2nd. 22. Michael Swain. Ikkyu (1-24) 23. a) Kevin Asano, 2nd; b) Michael Swain, 3rd; c) Lynn Roethke, 2nd; d) Margaret Castro-Gomez, 3rd. 24. Jason Morris, 2nd. Shodan (1-26) 25. Jim Pedro, 3rd. 26. Jim Pedro. Nidan (1-28) 27. Jim Pedro, 3rd. 28. Ronda Rousey, 3rd. Sandan (1-30) 29. Kayla Harrison. 30. Pat Burris. Yondan (1-31) 31. Martin Bregman. Godan (1-32) 32. Joel Holloway. Rokudan (1-33) 33. Ron Tripp. SECTION IIIC (Vocabulary): Yellow Belts: Orange Belts: Green Belts: Junior 1st Junior 5th Junior 9th 1. O 41. Te 81. Go Kyo No Waza 2. Ko 42. Ashi 82. Hairi Kata 3. Uchi 43. Judogi 83. Sute Geiko 4. Soto 44. Harai or Barai 84. Uchi Komi 5. Gari 45. Sono Mama! 85. Shiai 6. Gatame or Katame 46. Yoshi! 86. Kata 7. Hajime! 47. Sore Made! 87. Randori 8. Matte! 48. Maitta! 88. Tandoku Renshu 9. O Soto Gari 49. De Ashi Barai 89. Ko Uchi Gari 10. Kesa Gatame 50. Kami Shiho Gatame 90. Kuzure Yoko Shiho Gatame Junior 2nd Junior 6th Junior 10th _______ 11. Kiyotsuke! 51. Ippon! 91. Renraku Waza 12. Rei! 52. Waza Ari! 92. Hantei! 13. Sensei 53. Yuko! 93. Junbi Undo 14. Goshi or Koshi 54. Sankaku 94. Shumatsu Undo 15. Ukemi 55. Shido! 95. Kaeshi Waza 16. Koho Ukemi 56. Hansoku Make! 96. Tokui Waza 17. Zempo Ukemi 57. Fusegi 97. Ki 18. Kaiten 58. Happo No Kuzushi 98. Kiai 19. Zempo Kaiten Ukemi 59. Kumi Kata 99. Tatami 20. O Goshi 60. O Uchi Gari 100. Koshi Guruma Junior 3rd Junior 7th Junior 11th__________________ 21. Seoi or Kata 61. Uki 101. Awase Waza 22. Nage 62. Kuzure 102. Waza Ari Awasete Ippon 23. Yoko 63. Migi 103. Fusengachi! 24. Shiho 64. Hidari 104. Kikengachi! 25. Hon 65. Judoka 105. Sogogachi! 26. Shizen 66. Bogyo 106. Kuzure Kami Shiho Gatame 27. Jigo 67. Tori 107. Ju 28. Dojo 68. Uke 108. Do 29. Seoi Nage 69. Uki Goshi 109. Shintai 30. Yoko Shiho Gatame 70. Kuzure Kesa Gatame 110. Ko Soto Gari Junior 4th & Rokyu Junior 8th & Gokyu _ Junior 12th & Yonkyu 31. Shizen Hon Tai 71. Sasae 111. Tani 32. Jigo Hon Tai 72. Tsuri 112. Zarei 33. Hiza 73. Komi 113. Ritsurei 34. Guruma 74. Obi 114. Bushido 35. Osae-komi! 75. Sode 115. Budo 36. Toketa! 76. Eri 116. Tai Sabaki 37. Seiza 77. Uwagi 117. Shiaijo 38. Anza 78. Waza 118. Shimpan 39. Hiza Guruma 79. Sasae Tsuri Komi Ashi 119. Tsuri Komi Goshi 40. Rokyu 80. Gokyu 120. Yonkyu Blue Belts: __ Purple Belts: Brown Belt:_________________ Junior 13th __________ Junior 17th ___________ Ikkyu______________________ 121. Shihan 161. Seiryoku Zenyo 195. Ude Hishigi Juji Gatame 122. Joseki 162. Jita Kyoei 196. Ude Hishigi Ude Gatame 123. Kawazu Gake 163. Gake 197. Ude Garami 124. Mudansha 164. Yama Arashi 198. Wake Gatame 125. Yudansha 165. Shime 199. Yoko Otoshi 126. Tsubami Gaeshi 166. Kani Basami 200. Kata Guruma 127. Okuri 167. Sutemi 201. Tomoe Nage 128. Batsugun 168. Ma 202. Ashi Guruma 129. Okuri Ashi Barai 169. Ko Soto Gake 203. Sankaku 130. Kata Gatame 170. Tate Shiho Gatame 204. Ikkyu Junior 14th Junior 18th _________ BLACK BELTS:_______ 131. Dan 171. Juji 132. Morote 172. Nami SHODAN (1st Degree) 133. Hiki Wake! 173. Gyaku 205. Sumi Gaeshi 134. Sotai Renshu 174. Nami Juji Jime 206. Tani Otoshi 135. Maki Komi 175. Kata Juji Jime 207. Hane Maki Komi 136. Gachi 176. Gyaku Juji Jime 208. Sukui Nage 137. Make 177. Hadaka Jime 209. Utsuri Goshi 138. Yudanshakai 178. Tsuri Goshi 210. O Guruma 139. Sukashi 211. Soto Maki Komi 140. Harai Goshi 212. Uki Otoshi Junior 15th ____________ Junior 19th_______________ NIDAN & HIGHER____ 141. Tai 179. Dojime 213. O Soto Guruma 142. Otoshi 180. Nage No Kata 214. Uki Waza 143. Ura or Ushiro 181. Katame No Kata 215. Yoko Wakare 144. Shodan 182. Ju No Kata 216. Yoko Guruma 145. Nidan 183. Goshin Jitsu No Kata 217. Ushiro Goshi 146. Sandan 184. Junidan 218. Ura Nage 147. Yondan 185. Okuri Eri Jime 219. Sumi Otoshi 148. Godan 186. Harai Tsuri Komi Ashi 220. Yoko Gake 149. Tai Otoshi 150. Ushiro Kesa Gatame Junior 16th & Sankyu Junior 20th & Nikyu 151. Kohaku Shiai 187. Hane 152. Katsu 188. Ude 153. Mata 189. Hishigi 154. Rokudan 190. Wake 155. Shichidan 191. Tomoe 156. Hachidan 192. Hane Goshi 157. Kudan 193. Kata Ha Jime 158. Judan 194. Nikyu 159. Uchi Mata 160. Sankyu .
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