A) 1,026 B) 863 C) 2,999 D) 2,136
A) Japanese Industrial Standards committee B) Japanese Ministry of Education C) The Cabinet Office D) Ministry of Justice
A) To establish rules for scientific terminology B) To define computer character code-points C) To list all kanji used in personal names D) To break down kanji by elementary school grade level
A) 1,026 B) 2,136 C) 1,850 D) 6,355
A) 1946 B) 2010 C) 1952 D) 1981
A) Hyōgai kanji B) Jinmeiyō kanji C) Gakushū kanji D) Tōyō kanji
A) 2017 B) 1952 C) 1946 D) 1981
A) Jinmeiyō kanji B) Jōyō kanji C) Hyōgai kanji D) Kyōiku kanji
A) Unlisted characters B) Personal-name kanji C) Education kanji D) General-use kanji
A) 1,026 B) 6,355 C) 5,801 D) 3,695
A) JIS X 0213 B) JIS X 0212 C) JIS X 0208 D) JIS X 0221
A) Education kanji B) Regular-use kanji C) Personal-name kanji D) General-use kanji
A) 863 B) 1,850 C) 92 D) 2,999
A) Shinjitai B) Arabic numerals C) Latin alphabet D) Furigana
A) Shift JIS B) Cyrillic script C) ISO 10646/Unicode D) Arabic script
A) Kamo no Mabuchi B) The Meiji Emperor C) The Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers D) The National Language Council
A) 1942 B) May 1923 C) 1940 D) 1946
A) Kana B) Heiki meishō C) Hyōgaiji D) Shinjitai
A) Standard Kanji B) Orthographic characters C) Hyōgaiji D) Shinjitai
A) kan-zee B) han-zi C) ka-n-ji D) kaɲdʑiꜜ
A) kun'yomi B) wasei-kango C) on'yomi D) furigana
A) shinjitai B) man'yōgana C) kun'yomi D) on'yomi
A) Nearly 10,000 B) Nearly 1,000 C) Nearly 3,000 D) Nearly 500
A) 9th century AD B) 12th century AD C) 1st century AD D) Around the 5th century AD
A) shinjitai B) man'yōgana C) wasei-kango D) mokkan
A) Wani B) Empress Suiko C) King Bu of Wa D) Emperor Ōjin
A) fuhito B) mana C) furigana D) mokkan
A) kanbun B) shinjitai C) man'yōgana D) onna-de
A) hiragana B) man'yōgana C) kana D) katakana
A) Partial kana B) True name C) Borrowed name D) Han character
A) shinjitai B) mokkan C) okurigana D) fuhito
A) Wani B) Wa emissaries C) fuhito D) monastery students
A) Syllabic B) Logographic C) Alphabetic D) Phonographic
A) English letters B) Non-kanji symbols C) Punctuation marks D) Standard kana
A) They are illegal to use B) Inconsistent code points across systems C) They take up too much memory D) They are too difficult to read
A) 500 B) 2000 C) 940 D) 100
A) Emoji B) Encryption C) Data compression D) Font styling
A) Private use areas B) Public domains C) System kernels D) Standard character tables
A) A <symbol> header B) A <gaiji> tag C) A <kanji> element D) A <g> element
A) Smart INdependent Glyphlets B) Standardized INdependent Glyphlets C) System INdependent Gaiji D) Simple INdependent Glyphlets |