Question 1

According to the 2010 census, approximately how many Japanese Americans live in the U.S.?​

Accepted Answer

A)  2 million​ 
B)  ​860 thousand 
C)  ​525 thousand 
D)  ​2.7 million 
E)  ​1.3 million 
A)  2 million​ 
B)  ​860 thousand 
C)  ​525 thousand 
D)  ​2.7 million 
E)  ​1.3 million

Question 2

In Korea, a therapeutic use of food follows a classification system known as​

Accepted Answer

A)  um and yang. 
B)  ​yin and yang. 
C)  ​yadu nal and yang. 
D)  ​um and yadu nal. 
E)  ​ayurvedic. 
A)  um and yang. 
B)  ​yin and yang. 
C)  ​yadu nal and yang. 
D)  ​um and yadu nal. 
E)  ​ayurvedic.

Question 3

Age-adjusted mortality rates for Korean Americans are much higher than for the general population.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Which of the following behaviors is characteristic of Japanese?​

Accepted Answer

A)  indirect conversational style with frequent pauses​ 
B)  ​expect direct eye contact 
C)  ​informal conversation is typical 
D)  ​touching is typical 
E)  ​confrontational with hand gestures 
A)  indirect conversational style with frequent pauses​ 
B)  ​expect direct eye contact 
C)  ​informal conversation is typical 
D)  ​touching is typical 
E)  ​confrontational with hand gestures

Question 5

What is the term for first-generation immigrants to the U.S.who were born in Japan?​

Accepted Answer

A)  Issei​ 
B)  ​Nisei 
C)  ​Sansei 
D)  ​Yonsei 
E)  ​Otoko 
A)  Issei​ 
B)  ​Nisei 
C)  ​Sansei 
D)  ​Yonsei 
E)  ​Otoko

Question 6

Matching
-Born in America to Japanese parents; after the internments during WWII, they no longer had to work in only the narrow number of job open to their parents.

Accepted Answer

A) Issei 
B) Nisei 
C) Sansei 
D) Yonsei 
A) Issei 
B) Nisei 
C) Sansei 
D) Yonsei

Question 7

What is the name of the traditional approach to medical care in Korea? What is the name of a practitioner? Give one example of a physical therapy that might be used in this traditional approach.

Accepted Answer

Hanyak is the traditional approach to na

Question 8

What Chinese dumpling consists of small, steamed bundles made with wontons and filled with bits of shrimp, crab, and vegetables?​

Accepted Answer

A)  sui mai​ 
B)  ​bok choy 
C)  ​rangoon 
D)  ​gai choy 
E)  ​fuyu 
A)  sui mai​ 
B)  ​bok choy 
C)  ​rangoon 
D)  ​gai choy 
E)  ​fuyu

Question 9

Matching
-Born in Japan; most food habits from Japan are maintained.

Accepted Answer

A) Issei 
B) Nisei 
C) Sansei 
D) Yonsei 
A) Issei 
B) Nisei 
C) Sansei 
D) Yonsei

Question 10

Ch'an is one of two dominant schools of what religion in China?​

Accepted Answer

A)  Confucian​ 
B)  ​Fungsui 
C)  ​Buddhist 
D)  ​Hinduism 
E)  ​Taoism 
A)  Confucian​ 
B)  ​Fungsui 
C)  ​Buddhist 
D)  ​Hinduism 
E)  ​Taoism

Question 11

Korea is one nation that contains two provinces-North and South Korea-administered by a centralized government.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

In China, where are special meals with guests typically celebrated?​

Accepted Answer

A)  in the family home​ 
B)  ​at a restaurant 
C)  ​in the guest's home 
D)  ​outdoors at parks 
E)  ​at local religious centers 
A)  in the family home​ 
B)  ​at a restaurant 
C)  ​in the guest's home 
D)  ​outdoors at parks 
E)  ​at local religious centers

Question 13

Chinese cooking has very specific regional variations based on climate.Which of the following is a dish traditionally associated with northern Chinese cooking?​

Accepted Answer

A)  dim sum​ 
B)  ​Peking duck 
C)  ​zampa 
D)  ​fagara 
E)  ​tea-smoked duck 
A)  dim sum​ 
B)  ​Peking duck 
C)  ​zampa 
D)  ​fagara 
E)  ​tea-smoked duck

Question 14

What food group is typically not consumed in Korea?​

Accepted Answer

A)  fruit​ 
B)  ​meat 
C)  ​grains 
D)  ​dairy 
E)  ​seafood 
A)  fruit​ 
B)  ​meat 
C)  ​grains 
D)  ​dairy 
E)  ​seafood

Question 15

Matching
-Often fully assimilated into the American society; their great-grandparents were the last generations born in Japan.

Accepted Answer

A) Issei 
B) Nisei 
C) Sansei 
D) Yonsei 
A) Issei 
B) Nisei 
C) Sansei 
D) Yonsei

Question 16

In China, there are three general types of tea.Which of the following is one of these types of tea?​

Accepted Answer

A)  chai​ 
B)  ​brown 
C)  ​jasmine 
D)  ​oolong 
E)  ​bamboo 
A)  chai​ 
B)  ​brown 
C)  ​jasmine 
D)  ​oolong 
E)  ​bamboo

Question 17

What are the stress-reducing therapies in Japan called?​

Accepted Answer

A)  koroshi​ 
B)  ​kanpo 
C)  ​iyashi 
D)  ​uni 
E)  ​gohan 
A)  koroshi​ 
B)  ​kanpo 
C)  ​iyashi 
D)  ​uni 
E)  ​gohan

Question 18

What is sliced raw fish or squid called in Japan?​

Accepted Answer

A)  sushi​ 
B)  ​udon 
C)  ​sashimi 
D)  ​tempura 
E)  ​ikura 
A)  sushi​ 
B)  ​udon 
C)  ​sashimi 
D)  ​tempura 
E)  ​ikura

Question 19

Which of the following is an example of a northern culinary region of China?​

Accepted Answer

A)  Shandong​ 
B)  ​Yunnan 
C)  ​Cantonese 
D)  ​Sichuan 
E)  ​Hakka 
A)  Shandong​ 
B)  ​Yunnan 
C)  ​Cantonese 
D)  ​Sichuan 
E)  ​Hakka

Question 20

Before 1900, the small number of Koreans who arrived in the United States were practitioners of which religion?​

Accepted Answer

A)  Taoism​ 
B)  ​Islam 
C)  ​Hinduism 
D)  ​Roman Catholic 
E)  ​Protestant 
A)  Taoism​ 
B)  ​Islam 
C)  ​Hinduism 
D)  ​Roman Catholic 
E)  ​Protestant

According to the 2010 census, approximately how many Japanese Americans live in the U.S.?

In Korea, a therapeutic use of food follows a classification system known as

Age-adjusted mortality rates for Korean Americans are much higher than for the general population.

Which of the following behaviors is characteristic of Japanese?

What is the term for first-generation immigrants to the U.S.who were born in Japan?

Matching -Born in America to Japanese parents; after the internments during WWII, they no longer had to work in only the narrow number of job open to their parents.

What is the name of the traditional approach to medical care in Korea? What is the name of a practitioner? Give one example of a physical therapy that might be used in this traditional approach.

What Chinese dumpling consists of small, steamed bundles made with wontons and filled with bits of shrimp, crab, and vegetables?

Matching -Born in Japan; most food habits from Japan are maintained.

Ch'an is one of two dominant schools of what religion in China?

Korea is one nation that contains two provinces-North and South Korea-administered by a centralized government.

In China, where are special meals with guests typically celebrated?

Chinese cooking has very specific regional variations based on climate.Which of the following is a dish traditionally associated with northern Chinese cooking?

What food group is typically not consumed in Korea?

Matching -Often fully assimilated into the American society; their great-grandparents were the last generations born in Japan.

In China, there are three general types of tea.Which of the following is one of these types of tea?

What are the stress-reducing therapies in Japan called?

What is sliced raw fish or squid called in Japan?

Which of the following is an example of a northern culinary region of China?

Before 1900, the small number of Koreans who arrived in the United States were practitioners of which religion?

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Exam 11: East Asians

According to the 2010 census, approximately how many Japanese Americans live in the U.S.?​

In Korea, a therapeutic use of food follows a classification system known as​

Age-adjusted mortality rates for Korean Americans are much higher than for the general population.

Which of the following behaviors is characteristic of Japanese?​

What is the term for first-generation immigrants to the U.S.who were born in Japan?​

Matching -Born in America to Japanese parents; after the internments during WWII, they no longer had to work in only the narrow number of job open to their parents.

What is the name of the traditional approach to medical care in Korea? What is the name of a practitioner? Give one example of a physical therapy that might be used in this traditional approach.

What Chinese dumpling consists of small, steamed bundles made with wontons and filled with bits of shrimp, crab, and vegetables?​

Matching -Born in Japan; most food habits from Japan are maintained.

Ch'an is one of two dominant schools of what religion in China?​

Korea is one nation that contains two provinces-North and South Korea-administered by a centralized government.

In China, where are special meals with guests typically celebrated?​

Chinese cooking has very specific regional variations based on climate.Which of the following is a dish traditionally associated with northern Chinese cooking?​

What food group is typically not consumed in Korea?​

Matching -Often fully assimilated into the American society; their great-grandparents were the last generations born in Japan.

In China, there are three general types of tea.Which of the following is one of these types of tea?​

What are the stress-reducing therapies in Japan called?​

What is sliced raw fish or squid called in Japan?​

Which of the following is an example of a northern culinary region of China?​

Before 1900, the small number of Koreans who arrived in the United States were practitioners of which religion?​

Food and Culture

Traditional Health Beliefs and Practices

Intercultural Communication

Food and Religion

Native Americans

Northern and Southern Europeans

Central Europeans - People of the Former Soviet Union - and Scandinavians

Africans

Mexicans and Central Americans

Caribbean Islanders and South Americans

Southeast Asians and Pacific Islanders

People of the Balkans and the Middle East

South Asians

Regional Americans

Filters

According to the 2010 census, approximately how many Japanese Americans live in the U.S.?

In Korea, a therapeutic use of food follows a classification system known as

Which of the following behaviors is characteristic of Japanese?

What is the term for first-generation immigrants to the U.S.who were born in Japan?

What Chinese dumpling consists of small, steamed bundles made with wontons and filled with bits of shrimp, crab, and vegetables?

Ch'an is one of two dominant schools of what religion in China?

In China, where are special meals with guests typically celebrated?

Chinese cooking has very specific regional variations based on climate.Which of the following is a dish traditionally associated with northern Chinese cooking?

What food group is typically not consumed in Korea?

In China, there are three general types of tea.Which of the following is one of these types of tea?

What are the stress-reducing therapies in Japan called?

What is sliced raw fish or squid called in Japan?

Which of the following is an example of a northern culinary region of China?

Before 1900, the small number of Koreans who arrived in the United States were practitioners of which religion?