Mt. Fuji Quiz

When was Mt. Fuji's last major eruption？

• １７０７

• １７０１

• ２００７

• 1987

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Assess the significance of Mt. Fuji's snowcap in the study of climate change. What does the variability in snowcap size indicate about regional climate trends?

• Smaller snowcaps suggest rising regional temperatures.

• No significant conclusions can be drawn from snowcap size alone.

• Variability in snowcap size is mainly due to volcanic activity.

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Analyze the impact of Mt. Fuji's geological features on local weather patterns. How do these features affect meteorological conditions in the surrounding areas?

• The mountain's height leads to increased rainfall in the region.

• Its geological features have minimal impact on weather conditions.

• The presence of the mountain decreases local temperatures.

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Discuss the role of Mt. Fuji in promoting international tourism in Japan. How does its image as a cultural icon attract tourists, and what impact does this have on the local economy?

• The iconic image increases general tourism, benefiting a wide range of businesses.

• Most tourists come for the winter sports, impacting only seasonal businesses.

• Its impact is limited to cultural festivals and events.

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Which is the highest mountain in Japan?

• Mt. Makalu

• Mt. Fuji

• Mt. Kosciusko

• Mt. Logan

What are two geographic features of Japan?

• Mountains and deserts
• Mountains and volcanoes
• Rivers and forests

How do you say Mt. Fuji in Japanese?

• Fujisan

• Fujikun

• Fiji

Which one is the collect Mt. Fuji in Kanji?

• 富士父

• 富士山

• 富士川

How tall is mount Fuji?

• 4700m

• 3456m

• 3776m

What do Japanese people in Washington call Mt. Rainier?

• Tacoma Fuji

• Tacoma chichi

• Tacoma Nihon