What is the main purpose of borrowing words from Japanese into English, as discussed in the introduction?

• To replace English words

• To help learners remember vocabulary

• To confuse language learners

• To make English sound more exotic

What does the Japanese word 'karaoke' literally mean?

• Singing with friends

• Empty orchestra

• Loud music

• Public performance

Which of the following is a Japanese word that refers to a type of mattress?

• Shikibuton

• Zabuton

• Futon

• Tatami

What is the original meaning of 'kamikaze' in Japanese?

• Suicide mission

• Divine wind

• Heroic act

• Stormy weather

What does the word 'bonsai' mean in Japanese?

• Miniature tree

• Garden art

• Plant grown in a tray

• Tree sculpture

In Japanese, what is a 'haiku'?

• A type of song

• A traditional dance

• A short poem

• A painting style

What is the meaning of 'origami' in Japanese?

• Art of writing

• Art of cutting

• Paper folding

• Paper painting

How is the word 'otaku' used differently in English compared to Japanese?

• In English, it means a movie buff; in Japanese, it means a musician.

• In English, it means a social butterfly; in Japanese, it means a recluse.

• In English, it means a video game player; in Japanese, it means a teacher.

• In English, it means a comic book fan; in Japanese, it means a nerd.

What does 'karate' mean in Japanese?

• Mind fighting

• Sword fighting

• Hand fighting

• Foot fighting

What is the English interpretation of the Japanese word 'zen'?

• Peace

• Chaos

• Strength

• Wisdom