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The quiz consists of 10 statements related to the history, characteristics, role types, stage elements, and cultural significance of Kabuki. Students must determine whether each statement is true (Yes) or false (No) based on their knowledge of the topic.

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The quiz consists of 10 statements related to the history, characteristics, role types, stage elements, and cultural significance of Kabuki. Students must determine whether each statement is true (Yes) or false (No) based on their knowledge of the topic.

by ERICA GONZALES
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Kabuki originated during the Meiji period.

2

Kabuki performances include music, dance, and drama.

3

Kumadori is the distinctive makeup style used in Kabuki.

4

Kabuki plays only focus on historical events and do not include everyday life stories.

5

The shamisen, drums, flutes, and wooden clappers are commonly used in Kabuki performances.

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Kabuki stages are simple and do not use trapdoors or special effects.

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Onnagata refers to male actors who specialize in playing female roles.

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Kabuki is recognized as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

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The term ‘Kabuki’ means ‘silent acting performance.

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Kabuki performances were often all-day events, including meals like lunch and tea.

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