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BRUCE LEE
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1
Which phrase best represents the values of Lee's martial arts style, jeet kune do?
Follow the rules
Bigger is better
Always strike first
Adapt to the challenge
2
What motivated Lee to study martial arts as a child?
He wanted to learn to draw and paint
He thought it would make him a star
He wanted to stop losing fights
He thought it would help him grow
3
Why was wing chun a fitting style of martial arts for Lee?
He had a smaller body type
He was extremely focused
He was easily angered
He was taller than his peers
4
Why is Bruce Lee known as the “Father of Mixed Martial Arts"?
He was the first person to teach martial arts in the United States
He created a discipline that blends many martial arts
He developed kung fu, which is now taught around the world
All of the above
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What allowed Lee to display the full power of his martial arts skills on screen?
Editing tricks
Slow-motion filming methods
Clumsy opponents
Flying wires
6
What does the title
Enter the Dragon
communicate about Lee's role in the film?
He transforms into a dragon
He fights mythical creatures
He's the main character
He's a master of martial arts
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How did Kato, Lee's
Green Hornet
character, differ from Asian stereotypes at the time?
He made audiences laugh
He was the Green Hornet's awkward sidekick
He was an extremely skilled fighter
He betrayed the Green Hornet
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How did Lee impact popular culture?
His fighting styles influenced music, anime, and video games
All of the above
He transformed the action movie genre
He inspired a new martial arts industry
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What prompted Bruce Lee's move to the U.S.?
His child acting career
His desire to learn English
His boxing championship win
His encounters with the police
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What led to a Hollywood studio co-producing a movie with Lee?
The success of the films Lee produced in Hong Kong
The popularity of Enter the Dragon in the U.S.
The success of Lee's martial arts studio in the U.S.
The popularity of The Kato Show in Hong Kong