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Komaba Campus, University of Tokyo - Quiz
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  • 1. What is the Japanese name for the Komaba Campus of the University of Tokyo?
A) 東京大学駒場地区キャンパス
B) 東京大学本郷キャンパス
C) 東京大学柏キャンパス
D) 東京大学農学部
  • 2. Into how many sections is the Komaba Campus divided?
A) Two
B) One
C) Three
D) Four
  • 3. What are the names of the two sections of the Komaba Campus?
A) Komaba A and B
B) Komaba North and South
C) Komaba I and II
D) Komaba East and West
  • 4. Which faculty is housed in Komaba I?
A) College of Arts and Sciences
B) Faculty of Engineering
C) Faculty of Medicine
D) Faculty of Agriculture
  • 5. Which department of the Faculty of Science is located in Komaba I?
A) Department of Mathematics
B) Department of Chemistry
C) Department of Physics
D) Department of Biology
  • 6. What graduate school is affiliated with the Department of Mathematics at Komaba I?
A) Graduate School of Engineering
B) Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
C) Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences
D) Graduate School of Science
  • 7. Does Komaba II offer undergraduate programmes?
A) No
B) Only for juniors
C) Only for seniors
D) Yes
  • 8. Which research center is mainly located in Komaba II?
A) Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences
B) Institute of Industrial Science
C) Research Centre for Advanced Science and Technology
D) College of Arts and Sciences
  • 9. Which institute is also mainly used by Komaba II?
A) Research Centre for Advanced Science and Technology
B) First Higher School
C) Komaba School of Agriculture
D) Institute of Industrial Science
  • 10. Where do all UTokyo undergraduates begin their academic journey after matriculating?
A) Komaba II
B) Komaba I
C) Hongo Campus
D) Kashiwa Campus
  • 11. How long do undergraduates spend at Komaba I at the start of their degrees?
A) The entire degree
B) The first one and a half years
C) The first two years
D) The first year
  • 12. What percentage of students opt to continue their education at Komaba beyond the junior division?
A) Approximately 10 per cent
B) Approximately 50 per cent
C) Approximately 25 per cent
D) Approximately 90 per cent
  • 13. What was the neighbourhood of Komaba historically known as?
A) Tokyo Plains
B) Hongo Fields
C) Komaba Meadows
D) Maeda Estate
  • 14. Whose hunting ground was Komaba Meadows historically?
A) American occupation forces
B) Marquess Toshinari Maeda
C) Tokugawa family
D) First Higher School
  • 15. In what year was the Komaba School of Agriculture established?
A) 1919
B) 1945
C) 1878
D) 1923
  • 16. What did the Komaba School of Agriculture evolve into by 1919?
A) First Higher School
B) Faculty of Agriculture of UTokyo
C) College of Arts and Sciences
D) Research Centre for Advanced Science and Technology
  • 17. Which earthquake inflicted significant damage upon UTokyo and the First Higher School in 1923?
A) Edo Earthquake
B) Great Hanshin Earthquake
C) Great Kanto Earthquake
D) Tohoku Earthquake
  • 18. Where were UTokyo and the First Higher School located when damaged in 1923?
A) Kashiwa
B) Hongo
C) Komaba
D) Borneo
  • 19. Who owned a substantial estate adjacent to UTokyo in Hongo in 1923?
A) The head of the First Higher School
B) The American occupation forces
C) Marquess Toshinari Maeda
D) The Tokugawa family
  • 20. What title did Toshinari Maeda hold?
A) Baron and Lord of Hongo
B) Duke and Lord of Tokugawa
C) Count and Lord of Komaba
D) Marquess and Lord of Kaga
  • 21. What land did UTokyo relinquish in the 1923 agreement?
A) Marquess Maeda's private residence
B) Land held by its Faculty of Agriculture in Komaba
C) Land held by the First Higher School
D) Land held by the College of Arts and Sciences in Hongo
  • 22. Who took over the Faculty of Agriculture land in Komaba after the 1923 agreement?
A) The Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences
B) The Tokugawa family
C) First Higher School and Marquess Maeda
D) The American occupation forces
  • 23. Why did the First Higher School and Marquess Maeda vacate Hongo?
A) Because of the Great Kanto Earthquake damage
B) To create space for the American occupation forces
C) To turn Hongo into hunting grounds
D) To allow the Faculty of Agriculture to relocate there and consolidate UTokyo's faculties
  • 24. In what year did Japan suffer defeat in World War II, leading to educational reforms?
A) 1945
B) 1923
C) 1919
D) 1878
  • 25. Which country's educational structure did the American occupation forces require Japan to mirror?
A) British
B) French
C) German
D) American
  • 26. What was the original nature of the First Higher School before it was absorbed into UTokyo?
A) A military base
B) A private residence
C) An agricultural research center
D) A university preparatory boarding school
  • 27. What happened to the Komaba Campus after Japan's defeat in 1945?
A) It was sold to the Tokugawa family
B) It became a military training ground
C) It was turned over to Marquess Maeda's family
D) It came under UTokyo's ownership once more
  • 28. Whose distinct culture has the College of Arts and Sciences preserved to this day?
A) Tokugawa family
B) Lord of Kaga
C) First Higher School
D) Komaba School of Agriculture
  • 29. Where was Marquess Maeda killed in action during the war?
A) Hongo
B) Borneo
C) Komaba
D) America
  • 30. What has happened to Marquess Maeda's former residence in Komaba since the war?
A) It has been opened to the public
B) It has been demolished
C) It has been used by the First Higher School
D) It has become the Faculty of Agriculture
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