WTSDA Black Belt Practice Exam

Cha Ryut signals the attention command in Taekwondo practice. It tells students to come to attention and hold the basic ready posture—feet together, body straight, hands at the sides, eyes forward—so everyone is focused and prepared for the next instruction. That clear, stationary posture is what the term denotes, which is why it fits best for the meaning “Attention.” The other options describe actions or techniques rather than the command to stand at attention. Kick is a movement, spear hand is a specific technique, and foot techniques refers to a broad category of moves, none of which capture the command implied by Cha Ryut.