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Chapter 9 True/False Self-Quiz (Level 1)
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On festival days, Japanese carry their local gods on parade in portable shrines.
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In their religious practices, Japanese can embrace Shinto, Buddhism, and Confucianism all at the same time.
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The Shinto deity Amaterasu is believed to be the daughter of Izanagi.
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The shrine dedicated to the god Susa-no-o is located in Ise.
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Salt is believed to have purifying power in Shinto.
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The Inner Shrine at Ise is periodically torn down and rebuilt in exact identical form.
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The shrine dedicated to the worship of Susa-no-o is located at Izumo.
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Shinto is the state religion of Japan today.
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