Chapter 7:
Japan and the Koreas
1.
Tsunamis are caused by __________.
a.
cyclones
b.
underwater earthquakes
c.
monsoons
d.
volcanoes
2.
Most of Japan's cities, farms, and industries are found __________.
a.
on coastal plains
b.
on plateaus
c.
in river valleys
d.
on the steppes
3.
The traditional religion of Japan is __________.
a.
Christianity
b.
Buddhism
c.
Shinto
d.
Hinduism
4.
The Japanese cities of Tokyo, Osaka, Yokohama, and Nagoya form a huge urban area called a(n) __________.
a.
metropolis
b.
megalopolis
c.
dynasty
d.
archipelago
5.
The Tale of Genji
, written in A.D. 1000, is believed to be the world's first __________.
a.
novel
b.
play
c.
poem
d.
short story
6.
Haiku, a type of poetry first popular in Japan during the 1600s, usually deals with the subjects of nature and __________.
a.
history
b.
morals
c.
human emotions
d.
family
7.
The nations of North Korea and South Korea are divided by __________.
a.
the 38th parallel
b.
a mountain range
c.
the Korea Strait
d.
coastal plains
8.
The climate of South Korea is most affected by __________.
a.
altitude
b.
lack of precipitation
c.
monsoons
d.
ocean currents
9.
More than 60 percent of North Korea's landscape is __________.
a.
river valleys
b.
forested
c.
open plains
d.
plateaus
10.
The Yalu River separates North Korea from __________.
a.
Russia
b.
China
c.
Japan
d.
South Korea
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