Japanese Culture

What continent is Japan located on?

• North America

• Africa

• Australia

• Asia

How many "main" islands make up Japan?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Which of the following about Japan is true?

• The country is small, but the population is large.

• The country is large, but the population is small.

• The country is small, and the population is large.

• The country is large, and the population is large.

If you were to order a meal while in Japan, which of the following would NOT be considered a "Japanese" food item?

• chicken wings

• fish

• steamed vegetables

• rice

Which of the following is not true about Japan's culture?

• When entering a Japanese home, one should leave their shoes by the door.

• Most homes have at least one room decorated in traditional Japanese style.

• Kimonos are still worn for special celebrations and ceremonies.

• Eating with chopsticks was a tradition of the past, but nowadays most Japanese people use forks, spoons and knives.

All are Japanese celebrations EXCEPT which one?

• Children's Day

• National Foundation Day

• Doll's Festival

• Columbus Day

4. What religion is widely believed by Japanese people?

• A. Konghucu

• B. Buddha

• C. Shinto

• D. Katolik

5. Based on the sentence below, the right reasons why the Japanese are so polite?

(1) The strict rules of japanesse philosophy and religion

(2) Very considered about the harmony and good influence to each other

(3) Parents and teacher taught their children about the importance of social manner

(4) As the extremely close encounters rules to guide the Japanese live

• A. 1 & 3

• B. 2 & 4

• C.1,2,3

• D. ALL TRUE

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6. Which one of these following characteristics that is not reflected Japanesse people at all ?

• A. Very respect

• B. Prioritize their needs than others

• C. Hard worker

• D. Very polite

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Japan is an ___.

• isthmus
• arctic
• city
• island