Classroom Answers

This guide will show you all the classroom answers, and test answers for Persona 3 Reload. Hope this helps for a fast and easy way to get to the answers!

April

4/8
Q: Among these phrases, “a rain of flowers,” “mystical mirage,” and “vivid carp streamers,” which one symbolizes summer?
A: Vivid Carp Streamers

4/18
Q: The places where people dumped their waste in the Jomon period — what are they called nowadays?
A: Middens

4/27
Q: Do you know which one’s not an algebraic spiral or whatever?
A: A

May

5/6
Q: What do you call the device that helps generate electric power for the train?
A: A pantograph

5/13
Q: Do you know Leon Foucault? He’s a French physicist who performed experiments regarding the rotation of the Earth. Which tool did he use in his experiments?
A: The pendulum

5/15
Q: What’s the other name for “May sickness” — the more casual one?
A: May Blues

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(5/19)
Q: What is the other common expression used to describe “May sickness”?
A: May Blues

(5/20)
Q: Which of the following did Leon Foucault use in his experiment on the rotation of the Earth?
A: A pendulum

(5/21)
Q: Which of the following is generated by a pantograph?
A: Electricity

(5/22)
Q: During which historical period were middens most commonly used?
A: Jomon
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June

6/15
Q: Which phrase means, "able to see things for what they really are"?
A: Keen Eye

6/17
Q: What early religious practice was the origin of magic?
A: Shamanism

6/22
Q: What else do people call this curve?
A: Witch of Agnesi

6/25
Q: What’s it called when the air bubbles in a whirlpool bath hit you and make your body vibrate?
A: The Flutter Effect

6/29
Q: What form of natural magic is used to find water sources?
A: Dowsing

July

7/3
Q: What kinda tale is he talkin' about?
A: About Romance

7/8
Q: Where is the comma splice found in the following sentence?
A: Between “time” and “it’s.”

7/9
Q: At the same time, a serious problem arose for the farmers. Do you remember what it was?
A: Social disparity

7/10
Q: What is the esoteric study of Jewish texts called?
A: Kabbalah

7/11
Q: Now, what do you think that item was? It’s something every samurai needs!
A: Katana

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(7/14)
Q: Which form of magic is used to find water sources?
A: Dowsing

(7/15)
Q: How did the Witch of Agnesi gain the first half of its name?
A: An error in translation

(7/16)
Q: Who designed the prototype for the katana?
A: Taira No Masakado

(7/17)
Q: There’s an error in this sentence, what kind is it?
A: Comma splice
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September

9/1
Q: What property of electricity is relevant to superconductivity?
A: Resistance

9/10
Q: What does it mean to "spill the beans"?
A: To reveal a secret

9/11
Q: Which book helped further the art of magic during the Renaissance?
A: The Hermetica

9/14
Q: Who is one referring to when speaking of their “better half”?
A: Their soulmate

9/26
Q: What is the collective name for the four holy numbers in numerology?
A: Tetractys

October

10/7
Q: Which hormone is the one in your brain that provides a sense of achievement?
A: Dopamine

10/10
Q: Who was the founder of Theosophy, a group that gave rise to many other magical societies?
A: Helena Blavatsky

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(10/13)
Q: The hormone dopamine is related to our sense of accomplishment. Name a symptom of its over-production.
A: Addiction

(10/14)
Q: Who is considered by many to be the first numerologist, whose name lives on today in a mathematical theorem?
A: Pythagoras

(10/15)
Q: What happens when electrical resistance reaches zero?
A: Superconductivity

(10/16)
Q: What is the meaning of the phrase “to spill the beans”?
A: To reveal a secret
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10/19
Q: We used the number “zero” a lot. Do you know where it originally came from, though?
A: India

10/22
Q: Which Roman goddess has been theorized as the namesake for the month of April?
A: Venus

10/26
Q: But there’s one region that instead calls it “the month with gods,” because that’s where they all go! Do you know which one it is?
A: Izumo

10/30
Q: A certain enzyme brings out the sweetness in them when they’re baked. Do you happen to know what it is?
A: Beta-amylase

November

11/7
Q: What is the ancient Indian magical text I mentioned today?
A: The Upanishads

11/12
Q: What was she describing with such a sparse line?
A: Her favorite time in winter

11/30
Q: In the poem that Genji, the protagonist, sends to her, what did he compare her to?
A: The cherry blossom

December

12/7
Q: What’s the name of the stratospheric layer of molecules comprised of three oxygen atoms?
A: The ozone layer

12/9
Q: What sorcery was Himiko said to have used?
A: Kido

12/11
Q: Do you know which of the following is an irregular plural noun?
A: Lives

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(12/14)
Q: Which of the following originated in India?
A: The Number Zero

(12/15)
Q: When heated, the beta-amylase enzymes in sweet potatoes react with the starch present to produce which disaccharide?
A: Maltose

(12/16)
Q: Which roman goddess has been theorized as the namesake for the month of April?
A: Venus

(12/17)
Q: In The Tale of Genji, who does Hikaru Genji compare to cherry blossoms?
A: Murasaki-no-Ue

(12/18)
Q: Which of the following words is not in the correct plural form?
A: Geeses
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12/22
Q: What do we call the feeling of joy that comes from a near-death experience?
A: Euphoria

January

1/8
Q: “The new year is the index of a journey to a certain place.” Where is this “certain place” he’s referring to?
A: The Underworld

1/18
Q: I’ve mentioned two Greek sorceresses. One was Medea. Who was the other?
A: Circle

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