Capitals
Planets
Japan
Manners
Famous People
100
What is the capital of Canada?
It's Ottawa.
100
What is ちきゅう in English?
Earth.
100
Which prefecture has the highest rice production?
Niigata has the highest rice production.
100
How do you say ご覧になる in English?
Look at.
100
Who was the first astronaut to land on the moon?
Niel Armstrong
200
What is the capital of India?
It's New Delhi.
200
What is すいせい in English?
Mercury.
200
Which prefecture produces the most apples?
It's Aomori.
200
What do you say after someone tells you "thank you"?
You're welcome.
200
Who was the first Japanese to win the Nobel Prize?
Hideki Yukawa
300
What is the capital of South Korea?
It's Seoul
300
What is かせい in English?
Mars.
300
How tall is Mt. Fuji?
It's 3,776 meters tall.
300
After someone sneezes what do you say to them?
Bless you.
300
Who was the only woman that studied radioactivity and won the Nobel Prize twice?
Marie Curie
400
What country is this and what is the capital?
It's New Zealand and the capital is Wellington.
400
What is どせい in English?
Saturn.
400
What is the 3rd largest city in Japan?
It's Osaka.
400
When you want someone to move or you want to pass what should you say?
Excuse me.
400
Who dedicated her life to the relief of those who suffer from poverty and illness?
Mother Teresa
500
What country's flag is this and what is the capital? How do you spell the country?
It's Egypt and the capital is Cairo.
500
What is てんのせい in English? How do you spell it?
Uranus.
500
How many islands make up Japan?
6,842 islands make up Japan.
500
What do you say before eating in English?
Nothing.
Unless you are religious. Then you might pray for your food.
500
Who was the first American inventor called the King of Inventions and invented more than 1,300 inventions in his life, such as telephones incandescent bulbs, gramophones, generators, and projectors?
Thomas Edison