1. The term for a Chinese character that is a symbolic representation of a thing or concept is called what in English? Ideoglyph Ideolog Ideogram Ideoscript

2. 'Ikebana' is the Japanese art of...? Metal working Sushi making Flower arrangement Cloth dyeing

3. Frequently depicted in Hindu art, who is the Hindu god of thunder? Inuman Ineki Indra Inanna

4. 'Sumi' is the term for this item in Japan, while in China it is called 'mo'. What essential item for painting and calligraphy am I refering to here? Answer: (I__ (A non-potable liquid!))

5. This term refers to a type of pattern dyeing regularly employed in Indonesia using unwoven yarn. Name it! Ikat Inuna Itaka Isturat

6. Many people practically equate Chinese jewelry to 'Jade' because it so frequently appears in jewelry stores throughout that country, but strangely there is not source for Jadeite within China despite it being such a huge country. Hence, the Chinese have traditionally imported their jadeite from which other Asian country? Burma Vietnam Thailand Mongolia

7. Perhaps the most famous work on paint theory in Chinese history is the 'bifaji', by which of these Chinese artists of the Tang period? Jun Jing Jen Long Jiang Zemin Jing Hao

8. The earliest period of Japanese history is practically equated with its pottery, which has been discovered in various sites on Honshu. What is the period, and the potteryware called? Jimmu Jomon Juriki Junko

9. When a Japanese artist can create 'without thought' he or she is said to possess what skill? Joyo Juran Jinenbo Jiriki

10. The legendary stories of Buddha which were often illustrated on wall paintings in China and other areas of Buddhist worship were known by what Sanskrit name? Jochos Jatakas Jelamas Jurimas