1) How did the Chinese practice called penjing change gardening in Japan? 2) Zen Buddhism had a strong connection with Japanese art forms. List three artistic forms related to Zen Buddhism.

3) Which significant person pruned the bonsai tree shown in Source 1?

4) What is haiku?

5) Which martial art developed into a professional sport still popular in Japan today?

6) Before 1629, Japanese theatre included women.
a. What role did women play in Japanese theatre?
b. How did this change for a time when kabuki theatre was introduced?

7) Select one art form from Japanese culture that particularly interests you. Investigate it further by doing one of the following:
a. making a model
b. performing a role play
c. making an oral presentation (with examples)
d. preparing a facts chart.

1)Chinese penjing and its influences on Japanese bonsai relate in complex ways that further make it confusing for many newbie bonsai enthusiasts when it comes to distinguishing the differences between these two East Asian art forms. Penjing and bonsai are similar in the way miniature trees are cultivated in miniature containers, there are also important and unique traits in each of these methods of cultivating tiny trees.

2) Spiritual disciplines, Zen Aesthetics, Harmony on nature.

3) Idk sorry about this one

4) A Japanese poem of seventeen syllables, in three lines of five, seven, and five, traditionally evoking images of the natural world.

5) Judo, karate, and modern kendo.

6) I don't know this one either sorry.

7) A.

Explanation:

wood chucks can't chuck wood so no wood

the flighty purpose never is o'ertook / unless the deed go with it"