If you want to know, you have no choice but to ask your instructor. Each instructor has different requirements for each belt: there is nothing we can tell you. You haven't even identified your style.
Depends. There are hundreds of different arts. Each art is different. Judo is different than Karate. BJJ is different than TKD.
How am I supposed to know when you have not listed an art to go off on?
We in the AKBAN have this and a little bit more. Side training and skills besides our art.
http://www.akban.org/wiki/Orange_belt,_4...
And each belt it's more and more and more, with newer skills to learn, and more to refine and brush up. We don't want the student to go over it and learn it to pass a test. We want the student to know it and to be able to apply it from the time they start to the time they are done.
They give you an orange colored belt if you score well in the test and revoke all belts if don't measure up.
well you will have to ask the instructor anyway.
it all depends on the stye/organization/school. we cannot tell you what some instructor intends to do on the test there giving. the orange belt test i give is quite different then the one my students give. there is no set standard.
Im not having any tests so dont tell me to ask the instructor or anything. I'm just curious.
