Tanpaku-Op Trivia Game

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1. TANPAKU-OP AN INTERACTIVE TRIVIA GAME
2. HOW TO PLAY 1. Read the question carefully. 2. Decide which answer is correct. 3. Click the > button at the bottom left of the screen to check your answer. 4. Click > again for the next question. LET THE GAMES BEGIN!
3. A B C D Which of the following statements is false? Kiseri were adopted by the Ainu shortly after 1667 CE. The Ainu may have obtained kiseri from their Wajin trading partners. The word “kiseri” has linguistic ties to a Khmer word. The Ainu participated in extensive systems of trade.
4. A CORRECT ANSWER: Archaeological discoveries at the Iruekashi site reveal that kiseri prevailed in Hokkaido before 1667 CE.
5. A Which of the following statements best describes the depicted object? Decorative case used to store small items. Wooden tobacco box used only by Ainu men. Wooden box used to hold tobacco. C B
6. C CORRECT ANSWER: The image depicts a kiseri otop, which was used as a tobacco box.
7. A B C D Aside from wood, which of the following materials would be most likely to appear in a kiseri otop? Crystal Ivory Marble Deer bone
8. D CORRECT ANSWER: Numerous surviving kiseri-otop include deer bone in their designs.
9. True or False: This set likely belonged to an upper-class individual. F False T True
10. T CORRECT ANSWER: The sketch depicts a kit housed at the British Museum whose designs and bronze suggest a wealthy owner.
11. A B C D Which of the following objects would be most likely to include a carved representation of a bear? Ikupasuy Kiseri otop Kiseri Ni-kiseri
12. B CORRECT ANSWER: Figures and animals were not represented in smoking sets to avoid angering corresponding kamuy.
13. True or False: The depicted object was likely created by an Ainu woman. T True F False
14. F CORRECT ANSWER: In Ainu artistic production, men carved wooden objects such as the depicted ni-kiseri.
15. A B C D Complete the sentence: Smoking inside of a Sakhalin Ainu home… Would have been seen as insulting to the host if the guest dropped the pipe. Was a leisurely practice ungoverned by etiquette. Would never have been considered insulting to the host. Would always have been considered insulting to the host.
16. B CORRECT ANSWER: In Sakhalin Ainu etiquette, dropping a pipe offered by the host was considered an insult to his family.
17. A B C D Tanpaku-op were carefully laid atop their owners’ graves. Smoking kits were burned, and their ashes were scattered on graves. Men were buried with their smoking kits. Women were buried with their smoking kits. Which of the following best describes the role of tanpaku-op in Ainu burial practices?
18. C CORRECT ANSWER: Evidence suggests that at least some Ainu men were buried with their tanpaku-op.
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