Which of the following is a form of Japanese poetry characterized by three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively?

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Which of the following is a form of Japanese poetry characterized by three lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables respectively?

A. Haiku

B. Tanka

C. Renga

D. Choka

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A. Haiku

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Answer 1

A. Kanazawa

Answer 2

B. Takayama

Answer 3

D. Okayama

Answer 4

C. Bunraku

Answer 5

A. Kakebuton

Answer 6

C. Kotatsu

Answer 7

B. Tokushima

Answer 8

C. Bunraku

Answer 9

D. Ikebana

Answer 10

A. Tanabata

Answer 11

D. Setsubun

Answer 12

B. Katakana

Answer 13

C. Hiragana

Answer 14

A. Ikebana

Answer 15

C. Chanoyu

Answer 16

A. Kakebuton

Answer 17

C. Kotatsu

Answer 18

A. Tanabata

Answer 19

D. Setsubun

Answer 20

B. Shikoku

Answer 21

C. Hokkaido

Answer 22

A. Ikebana

Answer 23

C. Chanoyu

Answer 24

A. Sen no Rikyu

Answer 25

B. Murasaki Shikibu

Answer 26

C. Yosa Buson

Answer 27

D. Matsuo Basho

Answer 28

A. Shikoku

Answer 29

C. Hokkaido

Answer 30

A. Tanabata

Answer 31

D. Setsubun

Answer 32

A. Tanabata

Answer 33

D. Setsubun

Answer 34

B. Mashiko

Answer 35

B. Tempura

Answer 36

D. Sashimi

Answer 37

B. Buddhism

Answer 38

C. Confucianism

Answer 39

D. Hiroshima

Answer 40

C. Hiroshima

Answer 41

A. Hokusai

Answer 42

B. Hiroshige

Answer 43

C. Utamaro

Answer 44

D. Sharaku

Answer 45

B. Hokkaido

Answer 46

C. Shikoku

Answer 47

A. Tanabata

Answer 48

D. Setsubun

Answer 49

A. Mount Fuji

Answer 50

B. Mount Asama

Answer 51

C. Mount Haku

Answer 52

D. Mount Tate

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