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Shinto, Japan's native religion, teaches love of nature and the existence of many beneficent gods, who are ________.
 
  a. always shown symbolically as forces of nature
 b. never symbolized in art or any other visual form
 c. always depicted in human form
 d. symbolized by circles
 e. symbolized by simple forms

Question 2

Japan's sculpture tradition has focused on clay modeling and bronze casting, and its structures have been built from ________.
 
  a. stone
 b. sun-dried bricks
 c. wood
 d. bronze
 e. iron



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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