FWW Nov 4th

What is the term used to describe a boxer who gets cut easily during a match?

• Cutman

• Bleeder

• Glass Jaw

• Challenger

Who is responsible for controlling cuts and bruises during a boxing match?

• Referee

• Trainer

• Cutman

• Judge

What is the term for an offensive method of attack targeted at an opponent's midsection to wear them out?

• Combination

• Body Work

• Haymaker

• Hook

What is a "bout" in boxing?

• A type of punch

• A defensive move

• A round boxing match

• A knockout

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Who is referred to as a "challenger" in boxing?

• A boxer who is defending their title

• A boxer scheduled to fight a higher-ranked opponent

• A referee in a match

• A judge scoring the match

What is a "combination" in boxing?

• A single powerful punch

• A series of punches thrown right after the other with no breaks

• A defensive stance

• A knockout strategy

What does "cover-up" mean in boxing?

• A defensive move employed by a fighter to not get hit

• A type of punch

• A strategy to win by points

• A referee's decision

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CCSS.L.11-12.4

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What is an "eight count" in boxing?

• A type of punch

• A scoring method

• When a fighter goes down, the referee gives an 8 count to assess if the fight can go on

• A training technique

What does a "draw" mean in a boxing match?

• One fighter is knocked out

• The fight is stopped due to injury

• When the judges determine there is no winner

• A fighter wins by points

What does the term "fisticuffs" refer to?

• A type of boxing glove

• A training exercise

• Term to describe hand-to-hand combat

• A knockout punch

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CCSS.L.11-12.4

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