Sayonara --By Anne Morrow Lindberg

Sayonara is a descriptive passage taken from the book ______________.

• Oriental Expeditions

• Japanese Trail

• Journey to the Orient

• North to the Orient

'Sayonara'-- up and down the gangplank and over the rails. Where is the aviator couple in this scene?

• Yokohama

• Shanghai

• Japan

Which word became Anne's guide to the Japanese culture?

• Konichiwa

• Sayonara

• Tomodachi

• Kazoku

Anne saw that women in Japan wear _______________ with ________________.

• Kimonos with high heels

• Kimonos with wooden clogs

• Challis with wooden clogs

• Kimonos with straw hats

What is this called?

• Shiruku

• Furoshiki

• Kutsu

What was the route taken by Anne and Charles Lindberg in the extract 'Sayonara'?

• By boat to Tokyo then ship to America.

• By boat to Japan, train through Japan and plane to America

• By ship from America to Shanghai and plane to Yokohama

• By boat to Japan, train through Japan(Yokohama) and ship to America

What did Anne witness while departure at the Yokohama port?

• The Grand Dragon Procession

• The Japanese Mai and Odori dancers

• Starry Fireworks

• The Ribbon Farewell Ceremony

'Sayonara' translates to_____________.

• God be with you

• Since it must be so

• Till we meet again

• Go out in the world and do well

'Sayonara'- according to Anne Lindberg is the most beautiful way to part ways because_________________.

• It imparts a sense of bravado

• It keeps the hope ignited till we meet again

• It is a mother's prayer in disguise

• It says nothing much yet all emotions are banked up behind these words.

'Sayonara' is a _____________ person narration.

• First

• Second

• Third