W.29 A.5-8

What is the Japanese term for calligraphy mentioned in the article?

• Kanji

• Shodo

• Haiku

• Ikebana

How did calligraphy start in Japan according to the article?

• It was created by the Japanese.

• It was brought to Japan from Korea.

• It was brought to Japan from China.

• It developed independently in Japan.

Who were the first people to use calligraphy in Japan?

• Samurai warriors

• Buddhist monks and rulers

• School children

• Artists and poets

What do many Japanese calligraphy pieces contain?

• Family emblems

• Buddhist scriptures or writings of Japanese philosophy

• Instructions for tea ceremonies

• Nature illustrations

According to the article, who learns calligraphy in Japan today?

• Only specialized artists

• Students in elementary and middle schools

• Tourists

• Only Buddhist monks

What does the article suggest about the future of calligraphy in Japan?

• It will become less important.

• It will be replaced by digital text.

• It will continue to be a part of Japanese culture.

• It will only be used for religious purposes.

What is the popular Korean snack mentioned in the article that is made from a cephalopod and can be found in vending machines?

• Kimchi

• Bulgogi

• Ojingeochae

• Bibimbap

What is the name of the bowl of dried sardines served at every meal in Korea?

• Kimbap

• Mareun-myeolchi

• Japchae

• Tteokbokki

Which oceanic plant is a popular dish in Korea and is considered gentle enough for babies?

• Seaweed

• Spinach

• Lettuce

• Kale

What percentage of the world's population is made up by the Han Chinese?

• About 5%

• About 10%

• About 15%

• About 20%