Religion/Culture
One of the most practiced religions in Japan is...
page 111
1.Shintoism
2. Catholicism
3. Christianity
4. Islam
What is Shintoism?
... and... are a staple in many Japanese diets. (hint) The most grown crop and a grain-like-strip you put in bowls. Page 112
1. CHICKEN and EGGS
2. Rice and Noodles
3. Bread and Rotisserie Chicken
4. Salt and Pepper
What is noodles and rice?
Two major rivers in Japan... page 96
1. The Nile and Tigres
2. Shinano and Tone
3. The Mississippi and Euphrates
4. The Volga and Ob river
What is Shinano and Tone?
Japan's main source of energy is... (hint) not fossil fuel. page 99
1. Coal
2. Diesel
3. Hydroelectric Power
4. Children
What is Hydroelectric Power?
Japan has encouraged more... by providing health care and child care. page 109
1. Child Birth
2. Immigration
3. Adoption
4. Stealing
What is Child Birth?
The other most practiced religion in Japan is...
page 111
1. Shintoism
2. Christianity
3. Judaism
4. Buddhism
What is Buddhism?
Japan's most widely grown crop...
page 96
1. Frosted Flakes
2. Rice
3. Corn
4. Gasoline
What is rice?
Japan is prone to having... page 94
1. Mutations
2. Hippies
3. Explosions
4. Earthquakes
What is earthquakes?
Japan has large amounts of... which is used in logging and for housing. page 99
1. Chicken nuggets
2. Steel
3. Wood
4. Cobblestone
What is Wood?
Japan was first inhabited in...
page 103
1. 2020 B.C.E
2. 500 A.D.
3. 1200 A.D.
4. 1 A.D.
What is 500 A.D.?
Many people combine... and... together as their religion. Hint: 2 main religions in Japan
page 111
1. Christianity and Islam
2. Backyardigans and VeggieTales
3. Buddhism and Shintoism
4. Judaism and Catholicism
What is Buddhism and Shintoism?
Besides seafood, rice, and noodles, Japanese diets also consist of... (hint) Fake meat
Lesson 3 page 7
1. Soybean-Based Foods
2. cHiCkEn
3. Mozzarella Sticksss ;)
4. Turtles
What is soybean-based foods?
Japan's islands are part of an island chain called...
Page 94
1. The Devil's Mouth
2. The Ring of Fire
3. The Pacific Rim
4. The Russian Archipelago
What is the Ring of Fire?
Japan has to... to get the resources they need to be able to create the things they do. (hint) Opposite of export page 99
1. Import
2. Steal
3. Find
4. Destroy
What is import?
Tokyo, Japan’s capital and Japan’s largest city are home to… hint 1/10 the population of America...
page 109
1. 70 million
2. 32 million
3. 14 1/2
4. 670375.1
What is 32 Million?
Japanese value... as a high form of art. (hint) Has to do with writing.
lesson 3 page 6
1. Baking
2. Calligraphy
3. Zoology
4. Chemistry
What is Calligraphy?
Japanese natives generally live longer because of their...
lesson 3 page 7
1. High living standards
2. Water
3. Air
4. Diet
What is diet?
... cover nearly... of the land on these islands. Page 94
1. Snowy Mountains and 3/4
2. Farms 2/5
3. Hydroelectric Dams 1/16
4. Nuclear Power Plants 4/4
What is Snowy mountains and 3/4?
... is harvested in the seas surrounding Japan page 98
1. Gelatin
2. Petroleum
3. Pearls
4. Jellyfish
What is pearls?
About… percent of Japan’s population is ethnic Japanese and speaks the Japanese language.
page 110
1. 82%
2. 99%
3. 36%
4. 57%
What is 99%?
Japanese poets often write... which are short poems that follow a specific structure.
1. Manga
2. Haikus
3. Comic books
4. Mount Fiji
What is Haikus?
Japanese cuisine consists mainly of rice and noodles but also...
Lesson 3 page 7
1. Potatoes
2. Seafood
3. Vinegar
4. Caprisun
What is Seafood?
Japan's largest island is home to...
94
1. Britain
2. The birthplace of soccer
3. Mount Fuji
4. The largest Hydroelectric power plant in the world
What is Mount Fuji?
Japan has... as minerals page 98
1. Adamantium, Vibranium, and Carbonadium
2. Uranium, Radium, and Titanium
3. Gold, Zinc, and Copper
4. Coal, Copper, and Iron
What is Coal, Copper, and iron?
Japan is dealing with challenges in... growth due to the limited resources and services. Page 114
1. Child
2. Military
3. Farm
4. Population
What is Population?