What is 'Kata' in Judo?

A type of competition

A prearranged form or pattern

A scoring technique

A method of training

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B. A prearranged form or pattern

'Kata' in Judo refers to a prearranged form or pattern of movements designed to teach specific techniques and principles systematically.

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