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Unit #9 Japan Review
Unit #9 Japan Review
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high military leaders of ancient Japan
samurai
origami
pagoda
shogun
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True or False: Shotoku practiced both Buddhism and Shintoism together.
True
False
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True or False: Shotoku created a strong united government influenced by the Chinese.
False
True
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Identify this flag
Japan
USA
Korea
China
5
A group of people established in Japan around 5000 B.C. that were known for their cord markings on pottery
Yamato
Yayoi
Nippon
Jomon
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Identify this image
island
archipelago
strait
peninsula
7
the oldest wooden Buddhist temple still standing in Japan
Nippon
Mount Fuji
Horyuji
Buddha
8
A group of people who broke away from the Yayoi and Jimmu was also from this clan
Nippon
Jomon
Yamato
Yayoi
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True or False: Japan has
10%
of all the world's
840
active volcanoes.
False
True
10
highest mountain in Japan
Himalayas
Mount Fuji
Mount St. Helen's
Mount Rushmore
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True or False: Shotoku brought teachers to teach his people knowledge of medicine, astronomy, and geography.
True
False
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True or False: Yoritomo Minamoto was one of the most powerful shoguns in Japanese history.
False
True
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Which of the following is NOT a similarity between China & Japan?
Both use chopsticks to eat
Bowing to greet one another
They both exported a great deal of silk.
Their architecture is similar
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Identify this image
origami
karate
Nippon
sumo
15
True or False: Shotoku was a harsh ruler with little values, morals, or ethics.
True
False
16
A group of people established in Japan around 300 B.C. who were skilled in metalworking
Jomon
Nippon
Yamato
Yayoi
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True or False: Shotoku did not believe in the teachings of Confucious.
False
True
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True or False: There are 2 main islands in Japan and Honshu is the largest.
False
True
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oldest religion of Japan, meaning “"the way of the gods"
Christianity
Shintoism
Buddhism
Confucianism
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True or False: Shotoku valued educators and gave them important positions in his kingdom.
False
True
21
leader of Japan who began the Golden Age and spread Buddhism
Confucious
Jimmu
Prince Shotoku
Emperor Qin
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True or False: Shotoku stressed the importance of high ethical standards in government.
True
False
23
The art of paper folding
samurai
bushido
pagoda
origami
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Samurai code of ethical conduct
pagoda
bushido
origami
samurai
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Identify this image
origami
sumo
karate
Nippon
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A set of beliefs taught by Confucius that show morals, ethics, and values
Confucianism
Shintoism
Christianity
Buddhism
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religious temples with several tiered-shaped towers
pagodas
pyramids
shrines
ziggurats
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True or False: Prince Shotoku believed that Buddhism and Shintoism could not be practiced together.
True
False
29
A religion spread from India to Japan to China about the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama also known as the Buddha
Shintoism
Buddhism
Confucianism
Christianity
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Identify this image
pagoda
Nippon
sumo
samurai
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True or False: Samurai wore helmets and armor, and carried several weapons. They fought both on horseback and on foot.
True
False
32
name that means "land of the rising sun"
origami
Japan
pagoda
Nippon
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True or False: Shotoku refused to spread the religion of Buddhism.
False
True
34
True or False: Japan’s population can be described as dense which means it has a high volume of people in a small area
False
True
35
Japan's first emperor from the Yamato
Confucious
Jimmu
Emperor Qin
Prince Shotoku
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traditional Japanese sport and is a form of Japanese martial arts
Horyuji
bushido
sumo wrestling
samurai
37
Which of the following is NOT a similarity between China & Japan?
They both use a form of picture writing
They have a similar form of government
Both rely on the sea for food.
They both practice the religion of Buddhism
38
True or False: In origami, the paper crane represents hope, healing, and good fortune.
True
False
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Identify this image
Nippon
Mount Everest
Mount Fuji
Tokyo
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True or False: Shotoku encouraged cultural contact between Japan and the countries of China and Korea.
False
True
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Japanese warriors
samurai
origami
shogun
pagoda
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What is a Golden Age?
A time when gold is worth the most
A time of prosperity, advancement, and learning
A time when a person is in their prime
A time of depression and economic hardship
43
True or False: The Japanese called a military leader a samurai, which meant commander in chief.
False
True
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True or False: Evidence shows that people have lived in Japan since 30,000 B.C.
False
True
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True or False: Scientists estimate there are more than 1,000 tornados in Japan each year.
True
False
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a large group of islands
peninsula
isthmus
island
archipelago