In Japanese, the two most important situational elements of status, crucial in using keigo, areGroup of answer choicesbi and zenkome and gohanue and shitasamurai and katanauchi and soto

The Japanese words shinbun and denwa are examples ofGroup of answer choicesmodern kangowagogairaigokeigotraditional kango

Hierarchy impacts how people speak within Japanese institutions or groups. A worker, for example, is expected to use keigo when speaking to or about his/her boss. In what circumstance would this NOT be true?Group of answer choiceshe/she is speaking to someone from outside the institution or grouphe/she will always use keigo when speaking to or about his/her bosssomeone of very high status is presentthe boss is youngerthe boss has worked for the company only for a short time

Japanese is generally writtenGroup of answer choiceswith spaces between each kanjiin vertical columns from left to rightwith spaces between wordswithout spaces between wordswith no punctuation

An aspect of one's culture is often more salient when one has ______________ status in that aspect of their own existence.Group of answer choicessingularitypluralitymajorityminority

What was most important in Japanese culture, as presented in the poem?HonourWinningGodLove