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

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

Establish the term that is used to describe the stretching of space between characters.Group of answer choicesConstrictCondenseExpandRelease

Hiragana derive fromGroup of answer choicesthe combination of two or more kanjione part of a kanjithe simplification of a whole kanjiprehistoric stone shapesa secret imperial script

In the reading "Language", Clarke explains that the largest outside contribution to the Japanese vocabulary has come fromGroup of answer choicesKoreanChineseEnglishPortugueseSpanish

In the reading "Vocabulary", Iwasaki gives the words jiyū (liberty), shizen (nature), bungaku (literature) as examples ofGroup of answer choicesJapan-manufactured English wordsancient Chinese wordsancient Korean wordsJapan-manufactured Chinese wordsancient Japanese words