WorksheetsCrown 2 Lesson 3 Accessible Japan - Josh Grisdale
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
Question 1: What is the main focus of the website Accessible Japan?
a) Information about Japanese food
b) Information for travelers with disabilities
c) Tips for adventurous travelers
d) Information about Japanese classes
Question 2: Why did Josh Grisdale decide to live in Japan?
a) He got a gift of a one-month trip to Japan.
b) He wanted to work in a care facility in Japan.
c) He was born in Japan and wanted to go back.
d) He wanted to learn Japanese in Japan.
Question 3: What made Josh start Accessible Japan?
a) A lack of information in English for travelers from Australia.
b) His love for anime and Japanese culture.
c) Tourists with disabilities who had touble getting English information.
d) His wish to visit Nezu Museum in Tokyo.
Question 4: What's a problem mentioned about accessibility at Nezu Museum?
a) Not enough elevators
b) Not enough information in Japanese
c) Difficulty finding Nezu Museum
d) No backrests on toilets
Question 5: According to Josh, how can improving accessibility help businesses in Japan?
a) Overcome challanges that people with disabilities face
b) Increase the number of solo travelers
c) Think about the problems that people with disabilites may have
Question 6: What role does Josh play in improving accessibility for tourists in Japan? *role 役割
a) He runs a care facility in Tokyo.
b) He works as a tour guide for visitors with disabilities.
d) He manages a website that provides accessibility information.
Question 7: How did the Nezu Museum staff respond when Josh mentioned an issue with accessibility?
a) They ignored his suggestions.
b) They quickly fixed the problem.
c) They asked him to leave the museum.
d) They decided to close the museum.
Question 8: What is the first principle that Josh Grisdale firmly believes in regarding Accessible Japan?
a) Taking notes and pictures
b) Personally visiting tourist locations
c) Uploading detailed information
d) Becoming a Japanese citizen
Question 9: Why does Josh avoid saying, "This place is accessible, so you can go there" when providing information about tourist attractions? *avoid -ing 〜するのをあえて避ける
a) He doesn't want people to visit tourist attractions.
b) Accessibility varies from person to person.
c) He wants to keep the information a secret.
d) He only wants to visit accessible places.
Question 10: Why did Josh become a Japanese citizen in 2016?
a) To visit more tourist locations in Japan
b) To gain access to local people *gain access to ... 〜に直接アクセスする
c) To be involved in all levels of Japanese society
d) To become a leader in accessibility in Japan
