It was the Japanese who first discovered the possibilities associated with using paper as a medium for ___.

• art

• currency

• instruction

• language

It is thought that origami originally became part of Japanese culture when Buddhist monks brought paper to Japan in the 6th century, where it was used during ________.

• birthday parties

• funerals

• religious ceremonies

• wedding ceremonies

What history can tell us is that the strongest and longest origins of origami are found in _____.

• China

• Germany

• Japan

• Philippines

Akira Yoshizawa, known as the "grandmaster of origami", taught new employees in the factory where he worked on, the _____________ needed to complete their jobs.

• architecture and design

• Geometry concepts

• package designs

• patterns

_________, folded paper gift wrappers, were used in some ceremonies to symbolize sincerity and purity.

• ceremonies

• Tsuki

• Tsutsumi

• Zhezhi

Chinese paper folding craft tends to feature objects, such as boats, boxes and dishes.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In China, the art of folding paper is referred to by the Chinese name Zhezhi.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Paper folding craft was first used in China for ceremonial purposes.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In China, folding toys from scrap paper became a way to give children a hobby.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The most famous of the Chinese paper toys is an inflatable paper boat, traditionally known as the waterbomb.

• TRUE

• FALSE