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Basho, the Samurai and the Bushido
Basho, the Samurai and the Bushido
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1
The supreme obligation of the samurai was to his ______, even if this might cause suffering to his family.
lord
grandfather
studies
farmland
2
Which quote was taken from the wise words of the samurai?
“War…war never changes”
Look inside yourself Simba. You are more than what you have become.
Victory is reserved for those who are willing to pay its price.
Casting all your anxieties on Him, because He cares for you.
3
Mostly active during the 16th century, this group of people has had many popular movies and shoes made about them
Teachers
Ninjas
Poets
Shogun
4
What was the Bushido?
A group of military dictators in Japan
A famous samurai-turned poet
A type of plant that grows in Japan
A Japanese code of conduct and way of life
5
After a gift of basho _______ from one student in 1680, the poet began to write under the name Basho.
Sandals
Books
Swords
Trees
6
Three of the most celebrated warriors were also the authors of many Samurai quotes. Their names were
Yamamoto Tusunetomo, Inazo Nitobe, Miyamoto Musashi.
Ken Watanbe, Masaki Okada, Hiroyuki Sanada
Naomi Asaka, Shinji Kagawa, Ichiro Suzuki
Yoko Ono, Merzbow, Hikaru Utada
7
The samurai trace their origins to the Heian Period campaigns to subdue the native Emishi people in the Tohoku Region
False
True
8
This is a picture of a famous samurai from the late nineteenth century
True
False
9
There are six virtues of the Bushido
True
False
10
The opening verse of a renga, known as hokku, is structured as three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables
True
False
11
Master-less samurai were called _____ and caused minor troubles during the 1600s.
Goku
Pieza
Ronin
Kurosawa
12
Basho's most well-known haibun, Oku no Hosomichi, or Narrow Road to the Interior, recounts the...
countless hours that he spent reading and writing
1,200 miles walk beginning in May 1689
training that he spent with his lord
the loss of his home to a fire
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Some of the greatest samurai fighters were also magnificent thinkers and writers.
False
True