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Since joining The Best War Games in 2021, Greysun has served as Lead Guides Editor, planning and managing guide coverage across major releases, coordinating with freelancers, maintaining editorial standards, and writing dozens of articles each month.
A lifelong Nintendo fan since the SNES era, Greysun has a particular soft spot for platformers, JRPGs, and action games that reward curiosity and exploration. He is still patiently awaiting a true sequel to Super Mario Odyssey.
Persona5: The Phantom X is a spinoff of the main Persona 5 entry, taking players into very familiar territory with a brand-new cast of characters. Being free-to-play, there are gacha elements in place to entice players to spend some real-world money on getting the best Persona characters from pulls. Even with that,The Phantom X still retains a lot of what makes the Persona series a standout, such as test-taking!
P5X players can use this guide to answer all the questions correctly!
Currently, the guides team is working its way through the main story of P5: The Phantom X, and so far, these are the test questions we've encountered. And unlike the main games, there are no penalties for getting the questions wrong and no benefits for getting them right. You can actually skip the questions entirely if you really don't care about learning in class. We'll be sure to update this guide as we encounter more questions. However, later on, you will get Knowledge points for answering (even if it's wrong).
A metaphor to illustrate how one's actions can impact others negatively compares a person to which rotting fruit?
Mango
Banana
Apple (Correct answer)
Which of these people is the thief who inspired Slovakia's Robin Hood?
Juraj Janosik (Correct answer)
Maurice Leblanc
Ryoma Sakamoto
Beehives are made of many regular hexagons. Why do you think that is?
It saves on materials (Correct answer)
They're cool
They're easy to lay eggs in
Was the author of The Tosa Diary a man or a woman?
A man (Correct answer)
A woman
I don't know
Do you know what happens if you drink too much water? Think worst-case scenario here:
You get bloated
You'd feel unwell
You would die (correct answer)
In "An Encouragement on Learning," why does Fukuzawa tell us to pursue Education?
To get smarter
To make money (correct answer)
To keep our promises
Why did spices play an important role in Magellan's trip?
Because they could make money (correct answer)
They could power ships
They could improve cooking
So what's the fewest number of syllables that a kimariji can have in this game?
1 (Correct Answer)
3
5
Henry Cavendish may be an excellent scientist, but what was the one thing he never did?
Studying
Socializing (Correct answer)
Saving money
What do you think would happen if you unearthed some buried treasure?
I'd get to keep it
I'd only get part of it (Correct answer)
It would all be forfeit.
What material was not used for Roman roads? Here's a hint... It doesn't last long.
Wood (Correct answer)
Rock
Cement
Where do both English and Japanese get their names for the days of the week from?
Astronomy (Correct answer)
Weather
Nature
Confucius said not to speak of the unknown, but studied divination. Is this contradictory?
Yes
No (Correct Answer)
Pass
The word 'melancholy' historically referred to a secretion... Which organ did that secretion come from?
The Liver (Correct answer)
Stomach
Cerebrum
Archimede's cattle problem was posed around 250 BC. How many years did it take to get solved?
20 years
200 years.
2000 years (Correct answer)
When Kiyomori is delirious with a fever, guess what happens to the water that's poured on him?
It turns to ice
It begins to boil (Correct answer)
It turns to syrup
One 'Oku' in Japanese is a large amount. But how much exactly is it?
10 million
100 million (Correct answer)
1 billion
Which 17th-century artist created paintings with a revenge theme, and is regarded as the greatest female painter of the Baroque?
Michelangelo
Donatello
Gentileschi (Correct answer)
What was Semmelweis's countermeasure that reduced patient mortality rates and is now common practice?
Using medicine in different ways
Washing hands and disinfecting (Correct answer)
Good bedside manner.
Which of these three was a famous smuggler? Let's see if your French history is up to par.
Louis Auguste
Louis Philippe
Louis Mandrin (Correct answer)
Our eyes have met. What was Ghino di Tacco's nickname?
Burglar
Gentleman (Correct answer)
Lover
The Nobel Prize is awarded in a number of fields, but guess which field doesn't get one.
Chemistry
Literature
Mathematics (Correct answer)
What's so special about owl earholes that help them with hunting?
They face forward.
They're positioned unevenly. (Correct answer)
They're big.
Heliocentric theory is a massive problem for a certain field of study. Care to guess which?
Literature
Religion (Correct answer)
Home economics
Hey, Kirijo. Tell me, what was a time when math affected history?
The birth of humanity
The ending of a war. (Correct answer)
The Japanese language's creation.
Fiber-optic cables may connect us with people around the globe, but do you have any idea how that was done?
Under the ocean (Correct answer)
Over land
Through telepathy.
Whch of the following civilization names reflects what the area around it looked like?
Mesopotamia (Correct answer)
Indus Valley
Nile Valley
A li is known as the Chinese mile, but would that make the Great Wall 10,000 miles long?
Yes
No
It depends (Correct answer)
Compared to "destiny," is "fate" more positive or negative of a word?
Positive
Negative (Correct answer)
They're the same
Basically, he left Kyoto because he saw himself as an "eunakimono". In old english, that'd be something like "cumber-world." Any idea what that word would mean in more modern terms?
Cumbersome
Encumbrance (Correct answer)
Cucumber
What was dodgeball originally called? Remember, it sounded frightening.
Hellball
Deadball (Correct answer)
It hasn't changed.
What's the most widely recognized constructed language meant to be used as an international auxiliar language?
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