問題詳情
After more than 450 years of trade and cultural relations with China, Japanhas produced a unique heritage of its own, the Kingdom of Ryukyu. Shurijo Castle wasthe center of the kingdom＇s politics, economy, and culture. The “administrativesphere＂ was centered on the forecourt. It was composed of several buildings—Seiden,Nanden/Bandokoro complex, Hokuden, and others. Political and ceremonialactivities involving the King himself also took place here. Many religious sitesaround the administrative sphere, foremost among them the largest Kyo-no-uchi, madeup the “sacerdotal sphere.＂ On the sacred sites, priestesses prayed for theprosperity of the royal family, safe sea voyages, and good harvests. Here livedthe King and his family along with their many female attendants. Men were strictlyforbidden to enter this area. The Ouchibara was a private space where women ruled.
【題組】47
(A)This was the castle＇s largest religious space.
(B)The castle can be thought of as comprising three main spheres, dividedaccording to function.
(C)Finally, the royal family＇s living quarters and surroundings, calledOuchibara, formed the living or private sphere.
(D) Dances created during the Ryukyu Kingdom period to celebrate the arrival ofthe Sappushi were called court dances.
參考答案
答案：B
難度：適中0.576923
統計：A(2),B(15),C(5),D(3),E(0)