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Ms. Negrete- Feudal Japan Review Quiz
Ms. Negrete- Feudal Japan Review Quiz
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This quiz will review key concepts and vocabulary of the Feudal Japan unit.
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1
Which
best describes
what
SHINTO
is?
A religion based on the teachings of the Bible.
A monotheistic religion from Japan.
All of these.
A religion focused on the worship of nature.
2
Which of the following is
not true
about the
HEIAN PERIOD
?
Female writers became famous.
It was a period of civil war that brought the shogun.
Entertainment like sumo and dancing were popular.
It was known as Japan’s ‘Golden Age’.
3
Which of the following was
not true
about mainland
influences on Japan
?
Japan copied China and gave more power to the emperor.
The Mongols took control of Japan and kept Japanese out.
Chinese writing was adopted in Japan.
Buddhism eventually made its way into Japan.
4
Which of the following is
not true
about
FEUDALISM
?
Loyalty was sworn to people in power.
Lords had no commitment to those who swore loyalty.
In return for loyalty, people received land and protection.
It is a system of government.
5
What are the spirits that inhabit all things in the Shinto religion?
Kobe
Angels
Kami
Gods
6
Dancing, festivals, and sumo wrestling were a few things the Heian court enjoyed. What are they examples of?
Writing and Literature
Entertainment
Sculpture and Painting
Lasting Effect
7
These were the most important parts of the Bushido code.
Training in Writing and Literature
Military Training and Fighting
Ritual Suicide
Loyalty and Personal Honor
8
Japan itself is an example of a(n):
Island
Continent
Peninsula
Archipelago
9
Which of the following is
not true
about the
SAMURAI
?
They had to fight in the name of Shinto.
They dedicated themselves to a lord of some sort.
Samurai means ‘those who serve’.
They were skilled in both body and mind.
10
Where might you find a torii, and why are they important?
In a Greek temple, signifying wisdom
In a Chinese temple, symbolizing prosperity
In an Indian temple, representing the cycle of life
In a Japanese Shinto shrine, marking the entrance to a sacred space
11
Why is Mt. Fuji important?
It is very tall
It is Japan's most important landmark
It has a Kami that represents it
It is a dormant volcano
12
How far would a samurai go to keep their honor?
Military Training and Fighting
Loyalty and Personal Honor
Ritual Suicide
Training in Writing and Literature
13
What is the MAIN thing that Japan did to ensure that the people had enough food to eat?
Hope and pray
Terrace Farming
Colonize other areas
Trade
14
Zen Buddhism is a hybrid religion that combines principles of these two religions:
Buddhism and Christianity
Shintoism and Islam
Buddhism and Shintoism
Christianity and Judaism
15
Which of the following is
true
about
DAIMYOS
?
They were all children of the emperor.
They were powerful nobles.
They were more powerful than the shogun.
They swore to serve the peasants.
16
Which of the following
best explains
what
BUSHIDO
is?
A code of honor followed by medieval knights.
A code of laws used by the Japanese government.
A system of checks and balances used by the shogun.
A code of honor followed by samurai.
17
Which letter shows the
location of Japan
?
C
A
D
B
18
Poetry and the Tale of Genji are examples of...
Sculpture and Painting
Lasting Effect
Writing and Literature
Entertainment
19
Which of the following
best defines
what a
SHOGUN
is?
A religion based on worship of nature.
The military ruler of China.
A powerful warrior who serves a daimyo.
The military ruler of Japan.
