The belt sequence ends with which color?

• A. White
• B. Black
• C. Blue
• D. Green

Answer: (B)

In Taekwondo, belt colors show how you’re progressing in learning, discipline, and technique. You start with a white belt and move up through a commonly used sequence that goes yellow, green, blue, and red. The last color in that traditional colored-belt ladder is black, which marks the transition to the advanced ranks. Reaching black doesn’t mean you’re done learning; it opens the next phase, the dan ranks, where the focus shifts to deeper mastery and experience, including teaching others and refining skills.

So, in this standard progression, the belt sequence ends with the black belt. (Some schools have variations in colors before black, but in the typical ladder used for many exams and tests, black is the final colored belt.)