1) What is a Haiku? a) a long Chinese poem b) short Japanese poem c) a poem of 17 syllables and 3 lines d) both a and c e) both b and c f) both a and b 2) What is the most common subject of Haiku? a) food b) education c) nature 3) How many syllables are in Haiku and how are they divided? a) 17; 7,5,5 b) 17; 5,7,5 c) 17; 5,5,7 4) Does a Haiku poem rhyme? a) Yes b) No 5) Which could be the first line of a Haiku? a) Blossoms blowing in the air b) Beautiful blossoms c) Pretty blossoms 6) Which line is the longest in a Haiku? a) third b) first c) second 7) Which word could you add to this line to make it 5 syllables?  Green grass in _______________. a) September b) April c) June 8) How many syllables is "Japanese"? a) 1 b) 4 c) 2 d) 3 9) What is a syllable? a) a pattern b) one unit of sound c) a Japanese poem 10) What do we count in Haikus? a) words b) letters c) rhymes d) syllables 11) What is the similarity between the first and third line? a) the lines rhyme with each other b) they are shorter than the second line c) they each have five syllables

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