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1. What does the word "origami" literally mean in Japanese?

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2. When did paper folding in Japan begin according to the article?

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A. In the 12th century with Zen Buddhism

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C. Right after paper-making technology came from China in the early 7th century

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3. Who is considered the grand master of origami and introduced the "wet folding" technique?

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4. What was Sadako Sasaki’s goal in folding 1,000 paper cranes?

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Japanese Art - Where did Origami come from? (Primary School Art Lesson)

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1. According to the lesson, how many pieces of paper were used to make each origami animal?

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3. Who probably made the first origami pieces in Japan?

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4. Why was origami originally an activity for rich people in Japan?

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5. What does the Japanese crane symbolize?

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6. According to the story, what will happen if someone makes one thousand cranes?

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5. What is the symbolic meaning of 1,000 paper cranes today?

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7. What should you do if you get frustrated while doing origami?