Liza's Fashion And National Identity Quiz
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Which country's traditional shoes look like ballet shoes?
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Russian
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China
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Japan
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Germany
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True or False, the Japanese government made a law that gives discounts to women who wear kimonos into stores?
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The Japanese government implemented a law that provides discounts to women who wear kimonos into stores. This initiative aims to promote and preserve traditional Japanese culture by encouraging women to wear the traditional attire. By offering discounts, the government hopes to incentivize more women to embrace and showcase their cultural heritage through the wearing of kimonos.Rate this question:
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What country has a hairband accessory that looks like a crown?
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Poland
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Russia
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Korea
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Germany
Correct Answer
A. RussiaExplanation
In Russia, there is a hairband accessory called a "kokoshnik" that resembles a crown. The kokoshnik is a traditional headdress worn by women during special occasions and is often adorned with intricate embroidery, pearls, and other decorative elements. It is a symbol of Russian culture and heritage, and its design is reminiscent of a crown, making Russia the correct answer to the question.Rate this question:
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True or false, Germany has traditional shoes that are made out of wood?
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Germany does indeed have traditional shoes that are made out of wood. These shoes, known as "clogs" or "klompen," have been a part of German culture for centuries. They are typically made from a single block of wood and are worn for practical purposes, such as protecting the feet in rural or agricultural settings. Additionally, clogs are often decorated with intricate carvings or painted designs, making them not only functional but also visually appealing.Rate this question:
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True or false, Germany's traditional shoes look like a sushi board?
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Germany's traditional shoes do not look like a sushi board. This statement is false.Rate this question:
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Which countries wear traditional clothing on New Year's Eve?
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Canada
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Russia
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USA
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Japan
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A. Russia
A. JapanExplanation
Russia and Japan wear traditional clothing on New Year's Eve. In Russia, people often wear traditional costumes called "Sarafans" or "Kokoshniks" to celebrate the holiday. These costumes are adorned with intricate embroidery and are a symbol of Russian culture and heritage. In Japan, people wear traditional clothing called "Kimonos" during the New Year's celebrations. Kimonos are elegant and beautiful garments that are worn on special occasions, including New Year's Eve, to honor tradition and bring good luck for the upcoming year.Rate this question:
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When Japan and Russia celebrate the New Year, do they sing or dance?
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Sing
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Dance
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Both
Correct Answer
A. DanceExplanation
Japan and Russia have cultural traditions that involve dancing during their New Year celebrations. In Japan, there is a traditional dance called "Bon Odori" that is performed during New Year festivities. In Russia, there is a tradition called "The Nutcracker Ballet" that is often performed during the holiday season, including New Year's celebrations. Therefore, both countries engage in dancing as part of their New Year celebrations.Rate this question:
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