Feudal System
Japan 1
Japan 2
Figurative Language
Figures of Speech
100

 This group made their money by trading, eventually some of them became pretty wealthy. 

What is a Merchant? 

100

Shinto is based on the belief that sacred spirits called _____________ take the form of objects in nature such as mountains, trees, and stones.

What is Kami/Kamu?

100

Many festivals are held in Japan to indicate the blooming of these flowers. It also represents new beginnings 

What is Cherry Blossoms?

100

What is the difference between Literal and Figurative Language 

What is: Meaning exactly what you say versus figurative language having multiple meanings and you don't say exactly what you mean. 

100

The definition of a Noun?

What is a person, place or thing?

200

The term used to rank people from those with most power/influence to those with the least. 

What is a Hierarchy? 

200

When a country is ____________, it means they do not depend on receiving things from other countries.

What is Self-Sufficient 

200

A popular form of poetry originating in Japan is called a _________.

What is a Haiku?

200

The end of summer is usually bitter sweet for most students is an example of __________?

What is an Oxymoron?

200

Action words are called a _________?

What is a verb?

300

The position on the pyramid that you would follow was already determined at your birth. You took on the same position as your parents. This was called? 

What is Hereditary?

300

What was the main role of Missionaries

To convert/teach people about Christianity

300

Define kamikaze

What is divine wind? It helped protect Japan from invasions from other countries

300

True or False: 

I’m so hungry I could eat a horse is an example of a Metaphor.

What is False?

300
The acronym F.A.N.B.O.Y.S stands for? 

What is For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So

400

List all the roles of Japan's Hierarchy system from top to bottom.

What is Emperor, Shogun, Daimyo, Samurai, Ronin, Peasants, Artisans, Merchant, Outcasts 

400

What percentage of Japan geography allowed for agriculture (being able to farm). 

What is 18%?

400

a person who controls his or her emotions during difficult experiences is called a ....

What is Stoic? 

400

In a sentence if you reference to a (well-known) person, place, event, music, art, literature, etc is called a _________? 

What is an Allusion?

400

________ word with a different sound and the same spelling


Example: tear, tear bass, bass lead, lead

What is a Homograph?

500

The Samurai's were trained in martial arts and followed a strict code called ___________, which means “the way of the warrior.”



What is Bushido? 

500

____________   ___________ consisted of people who shared similar values, beliefs, and cultural backgrounds. 

What is a Homogenous Society? 

500

The Ainu were forbidden to speak their language, practice their cultures. The process of eliminating someone's cultural background and turning them into the same as the dominant culture is called .... 

What is assimilation? 

500

There are 3 R's in poetry. What do each of the R's stand for? 

What is Rhyme, Rhythm, Repetition?

500

___________ is a word used to express emotion and is often followed by an exclamation point.

Example: Hey! Get out of the car. 

 

What is an Interjection? 

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