Which term denotes the uniform?

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Which term denotes the uniform?

Explanation:
In this terminology, the clothing worn for training is the Do Bohk. It comes from Korean, with do meaning “way” and bok meaning “clothes,” so it specifically denotes the uniform worn for Taekwondo practice. This term is the standard label used in WTSDA materials and exams for the training outfit. The other options refer to something different: Dojang is the training hall, Dee is not the recognized term for the uniform, and simply saying “uniform” is a generic label rather than the standardized term used in this context.

In this terminology, the clothing worn for training is the Do Bohk. It comes from Korean, with do meaning “way” and bok meaning “clothes,” so it specifically denotes the uniform worn for Taekwondo practice. This term is the standard label used in WTSDA materials and exams for the training outfit. The other options refer to something different: Dojang is the training hall, Dee is not the recognized term for the uniform, and simply saying “uniform” is a generic label rather than the standardized term used in this context.

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