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Question 1: [16] The ________ play, tengu[17] also has a dialog, where a servant objects to the appearance of a traveling monk:
MaskGagakuNohBiwa

Question 2: The word can refer to nationality, race, or ________.
Indigenous peoplesMoresSouth Asian ethnic groupsEthnic group

Question 3: While other terms fell out of use after ________, gaikokujin remained as the official government term for non-Japanese people.
Soviet occupationsSecond Sino-Japanese WarCollaboration with the Axis Powers during World War IIWorld War II

Question 4: The term was introduced and popularized by the ________ (1868–1912) which united the feudal states in Japan as one nation, and this gradually replaced ijin, ikokujin and ihōjin.
Meiji periodBoshin WarGovernment of Meiji JapanMeiji Constitution

Question 5: [12][38] Now that gaijin has become somewhat ________, it is common to refer to non-Japanese as gaikokujin.
SpainGermanyUnited KingdomPolitical correctness

Question 6: As the empire of Japan extended to Korea and Taiwan, the term naikokujin ("inside country people") was used to refer to nationals of other territories of the ________.
Imperial Japanese ArmyEmpire of JapanShōwa periodImperial Japanese Navy

Question 7: It can be traced in writing back to ________, written early in the 13th century:
Emperor Go-ShirakawaBattle of KurikaraThe Tale of the HeikeGenpei War

Question 8: [1] The word is composed of two ________: gai (外 ?), meaning "outside"; and jin (人 ?
Radical 213Radical 51Radical 102Kanji

Question 9: [3][5][9][10][11] The term has become ________ and is avoided now by most Japanese television broadcasters.
SpainUnited KingdomGermanyPolitical correctness
















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