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Froggy Jumps Course 26, Topic, Body, ConclusionVersion en ligne Course 26, Topic, Body, Conclusion par Kalimaat Englishteachers 1 The Japanese religion called Shinto teaches that nature is very important. a Topic sentence b Body sentence c Conclusion sentence 2 In Japan, people show respect for nature through their religion. a Topic sentence b Conclusion sentence c Body sentence 3 Many traditions in Japan are based on the idea that nature is sacred. a Topic sentence b Conclusion sentence c Body sentence 4 The relationship between Japanese culture and nature is strong. a Topic sentence b Conclusion sentence c Body sentence 5 Japanese people believe that nature is part of their spiritual life. a Topic sentence b Body sentence c Conclusion sentence 6 Shrines and rituals in Japan often reflect deep respect for nature. a Topic sentence b Body sentence c Conclusion sentence 7 Nature plays an important role in Japanese religion and festivals. a Topic sentence b Conclusion sentence c Body conclusion 8 This is because people believe that spirits live in trees, rivers, and mountains. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 9 One reason is that they believe spirits live in forests and rivers. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 10 Because nature gives food and water, people respect it deeply. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 11 Some believe nature should be protected because it is holy. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 12 People worship mountains because they think gods live there. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 13 Rivers are considered sacred because they support life. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 14 Mountains are respected because they bring both danger and life. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 15 For example, Mount Fuji is a sacred mountain. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 16 For instance, shrines are often built near forests. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 17 A clear example is the way people celebrate tree-planting ceremonies. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 18 For example, families visit special rivers during holidays. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 19 An example of this is when people pray at mountain temples. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 20 For instance, nature is honored in the New Year’s rituals. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 21 People wear special clothes during nature festivals, for example. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 22 They build shrines in these places to worship the spirits. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 23 People light candles and offer food near sacred trees. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 24 They often clean rivers before special events. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 25 Some temples are made of wood from holy forests. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 26 Priests carry out rituals in mountains every year. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 27 People throw flowers into rivers as a way to say thank you. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Reason c Body sentence - Fact 28 People throw flowers into rivers as a way to say thank you. a Body sentence - Example b Body sentence - Fact c Body sentence - Reason 29 These actions show how nature and religion are connected in Japan. a Conclusion sentence b Body sentence c Topic sentence 30 This shows that geography and belief are closely linked in Japanese culture. a Conclusion sentence b Body sentence c Topic sentence 31 In conclusion, many Japanese people see nature as part of their faith. a Conclusion sentence b Body sentence c Topic sentence 32 These traditions reflect the strong connection between people and nature. a Conclusion sentence b Body sentence c Topic sentence 33 As a result, nature continues to shape cultural practices in Japan. a Conclusion sentence b Body sentence c Topic sentence 34 These examples help us understand how beliefs are tied to geography. a Conclusion sentence b Body sentence c Topic sentence 35 These examples help us understand how beliefs are tied to geography. a Conclusion sentence b Body sentence c Topic sentence

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Course 26, Topic, Body, ConclusionVersion en ligne

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The Japanese religion called Shinto teaches that nature is very important.

In Japan, people show respect for nature through their religion.

Many traditions in Japan are based on the idea that nature is sacred.

The relationship between Japanese culture and nature is strong.

Japanese people believe that nature is part of their spiritual life.

Shrines and rituals in Japan often reflect deep respect for nature.

Nature plays an important role in Japanese religion and festivals.

This is because people believe that spirits live in trees, rivers, and mountains.

One reason is that they believe spirits live in forests and rivers.

Because nature gives food and water, people respect it deeply.

Some believe nature should be protected because it is holy.

People worship mountains because they think gods live there.

Rivers are considered sacred because they support life.

Mountains are respected because they bring both danger and life.

For example, Mount Fuji is a sacred mountain.

For instance, shrines are often built near forests.

A clear example is the way people celebrate tree-planting ceremonies.

For example, families visit special rivers during holidays.

An example of this is when people pray at mountain temples.

For instance, nature is honored in the New Year’s rituals.

People wear special clothes during nature festivals, for example.

They build shrines in these places to worship the spirits.

People light candles and offer food near sacred trees.

They often clean rivers before special events.

Some temples are made of wood from holy forests.

Priests carry out rituals in mountains every year.

People throw flowers into rivers as a way to say thank you.

People throw flowers into rivers as a way to say thank you.

These actions show how nature and religion are connected in Japan.

This shows that geography and belief are closely linked in Japanese culture.

In conclusion, many Japanese people see nature as part of their faith.

These traditions reflect the strong connection between people and nature.

As a result, nature continues to shape cultural practices in Japan.

These examples help us understand how beliefs are tied to geography.

These examples help us understand how beliefs are tied to geography.