Origami

Where did origami originate?

• Japan

• China

• India

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What is the significance of the crane (tsuru) in Japanese origami?

• It is a common paper airplane design.

• It symbolizes peace and longevity.

• It is used only in children's crafts.

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What was one of the earliest uses of origami in Japan?

• As a form of currency

• In ceremonial practices, such as weddings

• For creating toys

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Why is origami considered to have educational benefits?

• It improves physical fitness.

• It enhances fine motor skills and creativity.

• It teaches history.

Which of the following is a common origami figure?

• A paper airplane

• A paper plate

• A paper cup

Maki makes origami....

• plants

• animals

• people

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What is the primary material used in origami?

• Paper

• Plastic

• Fabric

• Metal

Which of the following is a traditional origami shape?

• Dragon

• Crane

• Tiger

• Elephant

What does the word 'origami' mean in Japanese?

• Folded paper

• Paper art

• Paper sculpture

• Paper craft

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Which skill is most improved by practicing origami?

• Mathematical skills

• Language skills

• Fine motor skills

• Cooking skills

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