Music and Art of Japan and China

Which instrument is a two-stringed fiddle popular in China?

What is the technique widely used for printing text and images in East Asia?

What type of roof in traditional Chinese architecture features curves that rise at the corners?

Which of the following is a traditional Japanese flute?

Which Kabuki make-up style is characterized by painted faces?

What is known as the highest form of Chinese painting?

What is the Japanese term for paper folding?

Which instrument resembles a big drum in Japanese music?

Music of Japan and China

Japanese instruments include a short-necked fretted lute, a four-stringed lute, small bells, a flute, a large hanging barrel drum, a 13-string zither, a violin, and an hourglass-shaped instrument.
Chinese instruments include a lute with a shorter neck and four strings, and a fiddle.

Chinese and Japanese Art

Japanese art, specifically "pictures of the floating world," is a popular style.
Paper cutting is a type of design.
Knot-tying is a Japanese practice.
Paper was invented in the 1st century AD.
Landscape painting is a high form of Chinese art.
Calligraphy is the art of beautiful handwriting.
Traditional Chinese architecture has roofs with rising curves at the corners.

Basketball

Players move around the court while in possession of the ball.
Shooting is a fundamental skill.
Rebounding is maximizing a player's involvement.
Jumping with power is essential for gaining ball possession.
A referee controls the game.
The ball is an inflated sphere with an outer covering.
The goal is also called the basket.

Traditional Courtship Practices in the Philippines

Traditional courtship practices vary by region.
Examples of regions included in the list are Leyte, Palawan, Palabas, Pangasinan.

This quiz explores the rich musical traditions and artistic expressions of Japan and China. It covers various instruments, significant art forms, and traditional practices in both cultures. Test your knowledge on these fascinating aspects of Asian heritage.