A) One B) Four C) Two D) Three
A) Tō-in B) Yumedono C) Sai-in D) Wakakusa-garan
A) Five-story pagoda B) Yumedono Hall C) Kondō D) Tamamushi Shrine
A) 32.45 meters B) 15.2 meters C) 122 meters D) 18.5 meters
A) Silla B) Baekje C) Goguryeo D) Gaya
A) Extremely small proportions of the fifth story B) An accessible interior staircase C) A height exceeding 100 meters D) The gold plating on the roof
A) Minimalist B) Conservative C) Avant-garde D) Modern
A) 122 meters B) 32.45 meters C) 15.2 meters D) 18.5 meters
A) 1949 B) 594 C) 1954 D) 670
A) Ancient manuscripts B) A golden statue of Shaka C) Imperial seals D) A relic of the Buddha
A) It holds the Shaka Triad B) There is no access to the interior C) It contains a library of scrolls D) It is open to the public during festivals
A) 18.5 meters by 15.2 meters B) 15.2 meters by 32.45 meters C) 122 meters by 18.5 meters D) 32.45 meters by 122 meters
A) Nara period B) Kamakura period C) Heian period D) Asuka period
A) Warfare B) A fire C) An earthquake D) A typhoon
A) Eighty percent B) Fifty percent C) Fifteen to twenty percent D) Five to ten percent
A) The fire that burned the former Wakakusa-garan B) The year the Kondō was destroyed C) The opening of the temple to the public D) The year the pagoda was completed
A) Four sculpted guardians B) Tamamushi Shrine figures C) Only the Shaka Triad D) Shaka Triad, Yakushi, and Amida Nyorai
A) 594 B) 1949 C) 1954 D) 1967
A) The Tokugawa Shogunate B) A Buddhist monk named Hossō C) Prince Shōtoku D) Emperor Meiji
A) Wakakusa-garan B) Ikaruga-no-miya C) Shōryō-e D) Hōryū Gakumonji
A) An accidental kitchen fire B) Earthquake C) Warfare D) Lightning
A) Kondō B) Ikaruga-no-miya C) The five-story pagoda D) Tō-in
A) January 26 B) August 6 C) March 15 D) December 31
A) 1934 B) 1985 C) 1993 D) 1949
A) Wakakusadera B) Ikaruga-garan C) Kōfuku-ji D) Hōryū Gakumonji
A) Ikaruga-no-matsuri B) Wakakusa-shiki C) Shōryō-e D) Hossō-kai
A) Hossō sect B) Tendai Buddhism C) Shingon Buddhism D) Zen Buddhism
A) The site was already demolished B) The temple declared neutrality C) United States policy regarding cultural sites D) The site was hidden in the hills
A) Over 500 B) Over 180 C) Exactly 100 D) Over 1,000
A) 739 B) 639 C) 698 D) 750
A) Kudara Kannon B) Asuka Kannon C) Guze Kannon D) Shaka Kannon
A) Louvre Museum B) British Museum C) Tokyo National Museum D) Kyoto National Museum
A) 250 cm B) 300 cm C) 209 cm D) 150 cm
A) Hinoki cypress B) Bronze C) Camphor D) Gold
A) From behind B) At an angle C) From directly above D) From the front
A) Shaka Triad B) Amida Nyorai C) Guze Kannon D) Kokūzō Bosatsu
A) Cedar B) Pine C) Camphor D) Japanese hinoki cypress
A) Qin B) Tang C) Northern Qi D) Han
A) It was stolen B) It was replaced in the Edo period C) It has severely degraded D) It was polished by monks
A) Thirty B) Forty C) Sixty D) Fifty
A) Thirty-eight B) Eight C) Twelve D) Four
A) Four B) Ten C) Fifty D) Eight
A) Four B) Thirty-eight C) Fifty D) Twenty
A) Blank wood panels B) Original paintings from another temple C) Modern abstract paintings D) Reproductions
A) The daily life of monks B) The history of the temple C) The life of Prince Shotoku D) The Pure Land
A) Nara Palace B) Korean tombs C) Kyoto Temples D) Ajanta Caves
A) Tokyo B) Osaka C) Rome D) Dunhuang
A) Edo period influences B) European artistic influences C) Early Tang influences D) Heian period influences
A) Tori B) Kobo Daishi C) Saicho D) Ennin
A) Ganjin B) Kukai C) Donchō D) Shotoku
A) 623 B) 693 C) 577 D) 670
A) Over-sized proportions B) Two-dimensionality C) Extreme realism D) Use of gold leaf exclusively
A) Shitennō B) Apsara C) Yakushi Nyorai D) Bodhisattvas
A) Naniwa temple B) Great Treasure Repository C) The main altar of Hōryū-ji D) Dream Hall
A) 624 centimeters B) 197 centimeters C) 500 centimeters D) 226 centimeters
A) Lotus Sutra B) Golden Light Sutra C) Nirvana Sutra D) Shaka Sutra
A) Seated monks making offerings B) The building of a sacred pagoda C) Feeding a hungry tigress D) Indra catching a falling Buddha
A) Gilded wood B) Cast bronze C) Clay D) Stone
A) Ernest Fenollosa B) The Emperor of Japan C) Tori Busshi D) Prince Shotoku
A) 197 centimeters B) 226 centimeters C) 577 centimeters D) 623 centimeters
A) 577 B) 624 C) 693 D) 623
A) Kyoto B) Dream Hall C) Naniwa D) Hōryū-ji
A) 500 B) 226 C) 197 D) 46 |