Classroom Questions and Answers in Persona 5 Royal

John Hendricks

Published: Dec 4, 2020 08:10 pm

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School is undoubtedly important, and exams, loathe as I am to admit it, are equally so. That being said, when you’ve got as much stuff going in your life as Joker does in Persona 5 Royal, exams tend to fall down a few priorities. If you can’t be bothered to pay attention in class, then here are the classroom questions and answers in Persona 5 Royal. Hey, you’re a thief, cheating is thematically appropriate.

Classroom Questions and Answers in Persona 5: Royal

Here’s a complete list of all Classroom Questions and Answers in Personal 5 Royal. You may want to press CTRL+F on your keyboard to locate a question more easily.

4/12

Question: Tell me what the Devil’s Dictionary defines as the Hider factor in the progress of the human race.
Answer: Villains

4/19

Question: Between A and B, which line seems longer?
Answer: They’re the same

4/23

Question: Between music, theater, and chariot racing, which sport did Nero win when he participated in the Olympics?
Answer: All of them

4/27

Question: Do you know the name of the theorem named after this number?
Answer: Four color theorem

4/30

Question 1: First off, the “Wunder” part probably means?
Question 2: Next, the Kind part. That’s probably…
Question 3: Yeah, that’s gotta be it. Kind means a child, or at least a young guy, in your case.
Answers: Wonder, Child, A Prodigy

5/7

Question: So, what’s the literal translation of the phrase “femme fatale?”
Answer: Fatal woman

5/10

Question: You know the time period Yoshitsune was active in, don’t you?
Answer: The Heian period

Spring Exams

5/11

Question: What historical figure inspired “favoring the magistrate?”
Answer: Minamoto no Yoshitsune

Question: Yoshitsune had a brother, right. Oh, I think his name was…
Answer: Minamoto no Yoritomo

Question: But they ended up coming into conflict. And in the end, when they had to oppose each other…
Answer: Yoritomo won

Question: That’s probably because people tend to sympathize less with people in power, and more with…
Answer: The weak

Question: Which brain function is responsible for the phenomenon of seeing an illusion in this figure?
Answer: Cognition

5/12

Question: Which of the following maps can you paint without any adjacent areas being the same color?
Answer: Both

5/13

Question 5: Name the book that defined the “male factor” as the chief factor in the progress of the human race.
Answer: The Devil’s Dictionary

Question 6: What character archetype refers to a mysterious and seductive woman, typically with ulterior motives?
Answer 6: Femme Fatale

5/16

Question: What do we call the phenomenon where believing in a treatment’s power is enough to improve your condition?
Answer: The placebo effect

5/19

Question: Which famous artist of the Edo period is said to have moved residence over 100 times?
Answer: Katsushika Hokusai

5/21

Question: The golden ratio is 1:1.618, but do you know the silver ratio?
Answer: 1:1.414

5/23

Question: If we think about what these words have in common, then maybe “syn” means…
Question: And “aesthesis,” huh? That’s a little like the word aesthetics. I wonder if it means…
Question: So the full word means…
Answer: Together, Senses, Senses coming together

5/26

Question: Do you know which author LeBlanc borrowed from?
Answer: Arthur Conan Doyle

5/31:

Question: Do you know which peg-legged, parrot-toting historical figure’s appearance became visual shorthand for pirates?
Answer: John Silver

6/4

Question: What do you think the name of the phenomenon is?
Answer: The halo effect

6/7

Question: The red king crab is biologically related to the hermit crab. How is it different from a crab?
Answer: The number of legs

6/8

Question: Where does totalitarianism take things a step further than authoritarianism?
Answer: Controlling public thought

6/13

Question: When washing your hair with copper, what color do you think it turns?
Answer: Green

6/15

Question: Between paper bills and coins, which one is issued by the government?
Answer: Coins

6/20

Question: One of these has minor metals in it, right?
Answer: Smartphones

6/23

Question: Now, do you know what this woman’s position was?
Answer: A Pope

6/27

Question: Which of these animals is involved in an English idiom about the weather?
Answer: Dogs

6/29

Question: What do you think it says on the back of this piece?
Answer: Gold

7/1

Question: What’s the meaning of the original Chinese phrase that these dumplings came from?
Answer: Barbarian’s Head

7/4

Question: Two people are responsible for July and August having 31 days. Who are they?
Answer: Julius and Augustus

7/9

Question: Do you know what shape it is?
Answer: A triangle

7/11

Question 1: What is long-term memory, anyway?
Question 2: Markus mentioned something about the number of memories you could store, right? Something like…
Question 3: If you have theoretically infinite space for them, you’d be able to retain them…
Answer: Long-term memories, Infinite, Forever

7/12

Question: Do you know what he did?
Answer: Thievery

Summer Exams

7/13

Question 1: If angle C is 28 degrees, angles A and A are 88 degrees, what is angle B and E?
Answer 1: 64

Questions:
- They were invented by the campus’ guy from Romance of the Three Kingdoms, right?
- And they were offering something to quell the river…
- This master strategist came up with the baozi to…
Answers: Zhuge Liang, Barbarians’ heads, To offer them instead of heads

Question 3: What is the name and genus of this organism?
Answer: Red king crab, Paralithodes

Question 4: What happened when the government issued paper and hard currencies in Japan for the first time?
Answer: It caused confusion in the economy

Question 5: What is the English equivalent of the Norwegian idiom “raining witches?”
Answer: Raining cats and dogs

Question 6: Which of the following is another name for spikenard noodles traditionally eaten in Tanabata?
Answer: Demon guts

9/3

Question: Each hand in this famous statue means something, but… do you know what the right hand represents?
Answer: Prosperity

9/6:

Question: Do you know the name of the phenomenon where the second hand looks like it’s stopped moving?
Answer: Chronostasis

9/14

Question: What does a pawn shop offer that a secondhand shop does not?
Answer: Money loans for collateral

9/17

Question: What’s one of the supposed origins for the phrase, “cat got your tongue?”
Answer: Cats eating human tongues

9/21

Question: Robot comes from a word in Czech, but where in Europe is the Czech Republic located?
Answer: Central Europe

9/24

Question: How many white and black shapes are there on a soccer ball?
Answer: 20 white, 12 black

9/28

Question: So PVS, referring to when you mistakenly think your phone is going off… what does it mean?
Answer: Phantom, Vibration, Syndrome

9/29

Question: The fishermen of Nagaragawa are actually civil servants, as well. So, tell me which sector they belong to.
Answer: Imperial Household Agency

10/3

Question: If we use “three watermelons in the sun” to visualize a certain matter’s size against the universe’s, what are the melons?
Answer: Stars

10/6

Question: Do you know who invented this instrument?
Answer: Joseph-Ignace Guillotin

10/11

Question: Which name was most commonly ascribed to shape B?
Answer: Bouba

Fall Exams

10/17

Question: Counting both black and white surfaces, how many are there in total on a soccer ball?
Answer: 32 surfaces

Question: Didn’t the teacher say the number of colors used to be different?
Answer: It used to be one color.

Question: Oh yeah, I think she said that unlike now, soccer games were broadcast with…
Answer: Black and white picture

10/18

Question: Who conducted executions using this device?
Answer: Charles-Henri Sanson

Question: What’s the reason most people cannot become a commercial fisherman of Nagarasawa?
Answer: It’s a hereditary profession

10/19

Question: What is the meaning of “robota,” the root of the word “robot?”
Answer: Slave labor

Question: Which of the following describes the density of stars in outer space?
Answer: 3 bees in all of Europe

10/22

Question: Now, tell me that total count for each column in this magic square.
Answer: 15

10/24

Question: From a psychological standpoint, what’s a key reason our memories can differ from reality?
Answer: Memory bias

11/2

Question: Can you tell me the meaning of the word “whack” in Thieves’ Cant?
Answer: A share of stolen goods

11/4

Question: Clubs is a club, diamond is a gem, so what does a spade represent?
Answer: A sword

11/8

Question: How old you have to be to listen in on a trial?
Answer: Any age

11/10

Question: Do you know why it’s missing in the character for crow?
Answer: Crow’s eyes are hard to see

11/12

Question: Do you know why voices sound so different over the phone?
Answer: Because the voice is synthetic

11/14

Question: Tell me why that is?
Answer: Because of high altitude

11/15

Question: Nezumi Kozo was to be parades through the city and punished in a very particular way. What was his punishment?
Answer: His head was put on display

11/17

Question: Do you know the name for this graph? Hint: snails…
Answer: Cochleoid

Winter Exams

12/20

Question: Choose the graph which is named after the Chinese yoyo as a diabolo.
Answer: D

Question: He was a really famous thief in the Edo period. How much money did he steal?
Answer: Over one billion yen.

Question: As a result, he was sentenced to…
Answer: Having his head displayed

Question: Criminals were mostly paraded around for…
Answer: A performance

Question: What suit of cards represents the Holy Grail?
Answer: Hearts

Question: According to Japanese law, what is possible for an infant to do in court?
Answer: Attend

Question: What country refers to a person who controls politics behind the scenes as a ‘prime minister in black?’
Answer: Japan

Question: The Japanese word ‘dokyuu’ translates to massive. What English word inspired the initial ‘do’ in ‘dokyuu?’
Answer: Dreadnought

1/11:

Question: What’s the phrase supposed to illustrate about the Gods of Shinto?
Question: How many gods are there in Shinto?
Answer: How numerous they are, The Eight Million Gods

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