1. The suffix “do” (road) is attached to the names of many traditional Japanese disciplines, such as judo and sado. Select the most appropriate description of “do” from the following: 1)The road to mastering a skill is a long one. 2)In addition to becoming strong or having excellent skills, the disciple must work on their personal dignity. 2. In traditional disciplines, when you beat your opponent or your skills are praised, what kind of attitude is most acceptable? 1)Expressing your joy openly in front of your fans and supporters. 2)Concealing your joy in consideration of the loser’s feelings. 3. In order to practice a Japanese discipline, which attitude is considered to be most important? 1)Pursuing your own individual style and not being influenced by the style of others. 2)Good manners, that is, expressing your appreciation for your tools and gratitude towards others. 4. In respect for their predecessor’s fame, what is the traditional practice worthy successors often take? 1)Taking over the stage name of a great predecessor. 2)Visiting the tomb of a great predecessor on the anniversary of their death.