Court Music of China
Japanese Performing Arts
Korean Visual Arts
Instruments and Techniques
Cultural Influences
100

What scale is predominantly used in traditional Chinese court music?
A. Chromatic
B. Pentatonic
C. Major
D. Harmonic

B. Pentatonic

100

Which traditional court music of Japan uses the Jo–Ha–Kyu structure?
A. Kabuki
B. Gagaku
C. Noh
D. Shakuhachi

B. Gagaku

100

What theme is commonly seen in East Asian traditional visual arts?
A. Sports
B. Machines
C. Nature and landscapes
D. Urban architecture

C. Nature and landscapes

100

Which instrument is commonly used in Korean court music?
A. Shamisen
B. Geomungo
C. Gayageum
D. Sheng

B. Geomungo

100

Which visual art technique is created using brush and ink?
A. Mosaic
B. Calligraphy
C. Engraving
D. Sculpture

B. Calligraphy

200

Which Chinese instrument used in court music resembles a zither?
A. Pipa
B. Erhu
C. Guzheng
D. Suona

C. Guzheng

200

What Japanese masked dance-drama is often performed with Gagaku?
A. Kabuki
B. Bunraku
C. Bugaku
D. Rakugo

C. Bugaku

200

What Korean monochrome ink painting style is known for landscapes?
A. Minhwa
B. Sumukhwa
C. Dancheong
D. Buncheong
 

B. Sumukhwa

200

Which Japanese flute is used in Gagaku?
A. Shakuhachi
B. Shinobue
C. Ryuteki
D. Hichiriki

C. Ryuteki

200

What Japanese art form uses carved wooden blocks to create images?
A. Sumi-e
B. Ukiyo-e
C. Manga
D. Nihonga

B. Ukiyo-e

300

What is the traditional Chinese court music associated with rituals?
A. Yayue
B. Minyue
C. Kunqu
D. Xiangsheng

A. Yayue

300

Which Japanese theater is known for minimalism and slow, stylized movement?
A. Kabuki
B. Noh
C. Butoh
D. Kyogen

B. Noh

300

What do we call the decorative Korean painting on wooden buildings?
A. Dancheong
B. Ukiyo-e
C. Sumie
D. Irezumi
 

A. Dancheong

300

Which Chinese bowed string instrument is known for expressive tone?
A. Erhu
B. Pipa
C. Suona
D. Dizi

A. Erhu

300

What Korean performance combines singing, drama, and storytelling?
A. Samulnori
B. Hallyu
C. Pansori
D. Arirang

C. Pansori

400

What is the primary purpose of court music in East Asia?
A. Entertainment
B. Festivals
C. To accompany rituals and ceremonies
D. Storytelling

C. To accompany rituals and ceremonies

400

What is the three-part structure of Japanese performance?
A. Yin–Yang
B. Ha–Kyu–Jo
C. Jo–Ha–Kyu
D. Sho–Chiku–Bai

C. Jo–Ha–Kyu

400

Which Korean painting uses soft colors and depicts daily life?
A. Dancheong
B. Jongmyo
C. Minhwa
D. Ukiyo-e

C. Minhwa

400

Which technique uses brush and ink to express emotion through strokes?
A. Batik
B. Calligraphy
C. Etching
D. Oil painting

B. Calligraphy

400

Which country heavily influenced Japanese and Korean early court arts?
A. Vietnam
B. Thailand
C. China
D. India

C. China

500

Which Chinese dynasty strongly influenced Japan and Korea in court arts?
A. Ming
B. Tang
C. Song
D. Qing

B. Tang

500

Which Japanese aesthetic influenced by Buddhism focuses on simplicity and nature?

Wabi-sabi

500

What philosophy influenced Korea’s harmony between humans and nature?
A. Taoism
B. Confucianism
C. Shintoism
D. Hinduism

B. Confucianism

500

Which Korean percussion ensemble uses four traditional instruments?
A. Gagaku
B. Samulnori
C. Pansori
D. Nongak

B. Samulnori

500

What East Asian philosophy emphasizes order, ritual, and harmony?
A. Buddhism
B. Confucianism
C. Taoism
D. Shintoism

B. Confucianism