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Japanese traditional motifs and kimono

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 80secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the Japanese traditional dress called?

a)

onigiri

b)

zabuton

c)

kimono

d)

samurai

2.

Where is the motif of this pattern?

a)

wing - hane

b)

flower - hana

c)

eye - me

d)

wave - nami

3.

What is the motif of this pattern?

a)

snake - hebi

b)

cat ear - neko mimi

c)

leaf - happa

d)

flower - hana

4.

What is the motif of this pattern?

a)

arrow - ya

b)

tree - ki

c)

snake - hebi

d)

leg - ashi

5.

What is the motif of this pattern?

a)

flower - hana

b)

bee - hachi

c)

turtle - kame

d)

long life - nagaiki

6.

This pattern is called "Seven Treasures". Which one is NOT one of the seven treasures in Asia?

a)

gold

b)

coral

c)

diamond

d)

glass

7.

The motif for this patter is snake. It means.....

a)

to grow strong

b)

to bring harmony

c)

to win

d)

to protect you

8.

This pattern is called "hishi". Which one is "hishi" in hiragana?

a)

ひつ

b)

ひく

c)

ひし

d)

ひへ

9.

When was kimono everyday cloth in Japan?

a)

up to 10 years ago

b)

up to 50 years ago

c)

before 18th century

d)

before 1st century

10.

How do you write kimono in hiragana?

a)

きもの

b)

きいろ

c)

いぬ

d)

ねこ

11.

Motifs for traditional Japanese patterns often came from....

a)

food because Japanese people love to eat

b)

music because Japanese people love to sing and dance

c)

building because Japanese people love to be inside

d)

nature because Japanese people admire nature and appreciate what it brings to them.