Geography:
JAPAN
JAPAN
The biggest city in Japan that doubles as it's capital
What is Tokyo?
Fix this sentence.
"I go to the market last weekend with me mom."
I went to the market last weekend with my mom.
The smallest building blocks of any living organism, including humans.
What are cells?
One of the most famous rock bands, known for their energetic and obscure music styles, such as with their song titled "Bohemian Rhapsody'
Who are Queen?
A popular animation style originating in Japan usually with hard lines and soft colors
What is Anime?
The tense used to describe an event that is going to happen in the future.
The largest and most protective organ of the human body.
What is skin?
A popular instrument, usually with five strings that you pluck or strum, that does not need a traditional sound hole and board.
What is an electric guitar?
The second largest island in Japan.
What is Hokkaido?
An object usually found in bathrooms and bedrooms usually with a circular form made from a pane of glass and a metal or wood back.
What is a mirror?
The name of the hearing organ, that also doubles as a hearing system, shaped like a snail.
What is the cochlea?
The most popular chord progression, usually connected to "Happy" feelings, thus being connected to the word "Major", and starting with the first note of the musical alphabet.
The enemy of Japan in WW2, but not the United States.
China
The grading system used in the second largest mandatory English exam, IELTS.
What is 1.0 to 9.0?
The name of the most widespread chronic disease, in form of "rogue cells" which never stops to grow.
What is cancer?
The act of playing a song without any instruments, usually utilizing the human voice to simulate the sound.
What is acapella?
A Japanese pronoun usually used by girls in informal conversations to sound cool or cute depending on the intonation.
What is "Atashi"?
A type of text that is used to expose a certain problem in society where the writer gives his opinions in the end.
What is a hortatory exposition text
The hormone connected to controlling the brain's reaction to stress, and the general stress level of a person.
What is cortisol?
What is a transcription?