All answers to class questions and exams in Persona 5 Royal

If you're playing Persona 5 Royal and you break out in a cold sweat every time the teacher points at you in class, don't worry: you're not alone. Throughout the school year, you'll be bombarded with general knowledge questions, exams and short surprise quizzes, a form of to energize learningwhich directly influence your Knowledge stats, and it can be a drag to lose points for not remembering a historical fact or a rare term.

In Royal, Atlus has gone to the trouble of change a good portion of the questions compared to the original Persona 5Add a third term with extra classes and, while you're at it, sneak in more nods to Japan, history, and real-world curiosities. Therefore, whether you're coming from the base game or playing for the first time, this guide in Spanish will serve as your ultimate cheat sheet. All answers to Persona 5 Royal class questions and exams, organized by months and dates so you don't miss a single one.

How class questions and exams work in Persona 5 Royal

During the school day, the protagonist attends Shujin High School, and every so often a teacher will pose a question to the class, sometimes directly to you and other times asking you to help colleagues like Ann in the middle of the explanationThese questions are unique to each day and You only have one chance to get them right.So it's good to have a clear list of solutions on hand.

Answering correctly is not just anecdotal: each correct answer grants you points of the social statistics of KnowledgeThis is crucial for unlocking dialogue options, progressing with various confidants, and generally making the protagonist a brainiac both inside and outside the classroom. Increasing Knowledge through questions is, in fact, one of the most efficient ways to improve this attribute without spending free time in the afternoons or evenings.

In addition to these daily tasks, the calendar includes several exam periods throughout the school year. You will have exams on those dates. consecutive questions spread over several days (for example, from May 11 to 13 or from December 20 to 22) and your performance is measured overall. Getting as many questions right as possible on these exams allows you to to finish in the top positions in the class and get extra rewards, apart from the corresponding boost to Knowledge.

As if that weren't enough, Persona 5 Royal features special situations in which You must provide several parts of the same answerThis usually happens when Morgana whispers something to you during exams or when Ann asks for help with a complicated expression. In these cases, it's important not to make any mistakes in either part to get all the points.

April: first days of class and start of the course

In April you begin your school life at Shujin and immediately face several issues that serve as initial contact with the class question systemThese are key days to start accumulating knowledge from the very beginning of the game.

• April 12The definition of the "principal factor of progress of the human race" according to the famous satirical book known as The Devil's Dictionary is answered with "Villains".
• April 19: Given the typical optical illusion with two lines A and B and the doubt of which is longer, the correct answer is that "They are the same".
• April 23When asked in which Olympic discipline Nero won (music, theater, or chariot racing), the answer is that he won "All".
• April 25Regarding the meaning of the phrase "my country, for better or for worse", you must first say "You support him without hesitation" and, when they qualify the original meaning, continue with "It is your duty to correct it.".
• April 27The question about the theorem related to a certain number refers to the "The Four Color Theorem".
• April 30When they break down the German term "Wunderkind," you must answer in three steps: first "Wonder", then "Kid" and finally, interpret the whole as "A prodigy".

May: new subjects and first exams of the course

May intensifies: in addition to several class questions, the following arrive: first term examsThis shows that you have been paying attention both to the lessons and to the historical, literary, and scientific references that the teachers make.

During normal class days, the answers for May are as follows, provided you want to accumulate as many Knowledge points as possible without taking risks:

• May 7thWhen they ask for the literal translation of "femme fatale", you should answer "Femme fatale".
• May 10thTo the question about the period in which Minamoto no Yoshitsune was active, the answer is "The Heian Era".
• May 16thThe phenomenon whereby believing in the effectiveness of a treatment improves the patient's condition is called "The placebo effect".
• May 19thThe ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period who moved more than one hundred times is "Katsushika Hokusai".
• May 21th: Faced with doubt about the silver reason, one must answer «1: 1.414».
• May 23thWhen breaking down "synesthesia", the first answer is "Together", after "Senses" and finally it is specified what it means "The union of the senses".
• May 26thThe author from whom Leblanc borrowed for his work is "Arthur Conan Doyle".
• May 31thThe one-legged pirate with a parrot on his shoulder who became a stereotype of the genre is "John Silver".

May exams (May 11-13)

In the first major testing period of the course, you will encounter a mix of history, psychology, and vocabulary. To achieve the highest possible mark on the May exams, the correct answers are as follows:

• Minamoto at Yoshitsune (historical figure associated with the expression "in favor of the magistrate").
• Minamoto no Yoritomo (Yoshitsune's brother's name).
• Yoritomo won (result of the conflict between the two).
• The weak one (a group with which people tend to sympathize more than with those who hold power).
• Cognition (brain function responsible for perceiving the illusion shown in the figure).
• Both (both maps can be painted without adjacent areas of the same color).
• Devil's Dictionary (a book that defines "criminals" as the driving force of human progress).
• Femme Fatale (archetype of a mysterious and seductive woman with hidden purposes).

June: Psychology, Economics, and Curious Expressions

In June, classes focus largely on concepts of social psychology, basic economics and popular expressionsThese are questions that seem lighthearted, but they hide quite specific information that you should memorize if you don't want to depend on Morgana all the time.

• 4 JuneThe phenomenon by which a positive first impression causes us to attribute other favorable qualities is called "The halo effect".
• 7 JuneThe biological difference between the red king crab and a typical crab lies in "The number of legs".
• 8 JuneThe point at which authoritarianism becomes totalitarianism is described as "Controlling the people's thoughts" (or the ideals of the population).
• 13 JuneWhen asked what color hair turns when it reacts with certain metals, you should answer "Green".
• 15 JuneBetween banknotes and coins, the type of money issued directly by the government are the "Coins".
• 20 JuneWhen Ann asks for help about which object contains rare metals, the correct answer is "Mobile" (the smartphone).
• 23 JuneThe mysterious historical figure they refer to was, in reality, "A pope".
• 27 JuneThe animal involved in an English expression related to rain is "Dogs".
• 29 JuneThe inscription on the back of the shogi piece in the image corresponds to "Golden".

July: Tanabata and mid-year exams

Julio combines questions about Japanese festivals like Tanabata with another block of important examsIt's a slightly busier month, so it's great to have all the solutions together so you don't get lost among stars, noodles, and geometry problems.

• July 1thThe meaning of the original Chinese expression from which the name of certain gyozas originates is "Barbarian head".
• July 4thThe fact that July and August have 31 days is due to the historical figures of "July and Augustus" (Julius and Augustus).
• July 7thWhen speaking of Tanabata and the gods who cross the starry sky, the first response is "The Milky Way" And, when related to traditional food, it becomes clear that it is noodles. "Soumen".
• July 9thThe geometric shape shown on the blackboard is a simple "A triangle".
• July 11thRegarding long-term memory, it is first indicated "Memories that last a long time"Then it is mentioned that its capacity is "Infinite" and, lastly, that they can theoretically be stored "Forever".
• July 12thWhen asking what a certain historical figure did, the correct answer is that they committed a "Heist".

July exams (July 13-15)

In the middle of summer it's time to hit the books again with another block of exams, this time focused on mathematics, oriental history and some Japanese economicsTo ensure the best grade, keep these answers in mind:

• 64 degrees (value of angles B and E in the geometry problem when C is 28 and A and D are 88).
• Zhuge Liang (strategist associated with both the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and the invention of the baozi).
• Barbarian heads (a type of offering to appease the river before the invention of baozi).
• To offer them in place of the heads (the reason Zhuge Liang created the baozi).
• Red king crab (Paralithodes) (name and genus of the organism shown in the examination).
• It caused confusion in the economy (initial effect of the simultaneous introduction of banknotes and coins in Japan).
• Dogs and cats (English equivalent of the Norwegian expression "it's raining cats and dogs").
• Demon guts (another name for the soumen that is traditionally eaten during Tanabata).

August: school break with no questions or exams

During the month of August, the school calendar takes a break. There are no classes in Shujin, so You won't be asked classroom questions or have scheduled exams.Use this time to focus on dungeons, confidants, minigames, or raising other social stats without worrying about the teachers.

September: Back to school and new curiosities

With the end of summer comes the return to the classroom, and, of course, the questions return. In September, references to art, watches, economics and popular expressionsSo pay attention to the topics they introduce, because they may appear in later exams.

• September 3In the famous statue mentioned, the right hand symbolizes the "Prosperity".
• September 6The phenomenon by which the second hand of a clock appears to stop for an instant is called "Chronostasis".
• September 14The key difference between a pawn shop and a secondhand store is that the former offers "Loans as collateral".
• September 17One of the possible origins of the expression "cat got your tongue?" speaks of "Cats that eat human tongues".
• September 21The Czech Republic, the origin of the term "robot", is located in "Center of Europe".
• September 24A modern soccer ball has "20 whites and 12 blacks" regarding panels of each color.
• September 28By breaking down the acronym PVS (the sensation that the mobile phone is ringing without actually doing so), the following answers are given successively "Phantom", «Vibration» y "Syndrome".
• September 29The fishermen of the Nagaragawa River, who are also civil servants, belong to the "Imperial Household Agency".

October: magic, history, and autumn exams

October combines questions about astronomical metaphors and implementation tools with the fall examsIt is one of the months where the dark tone of some topics is most noticeable, mixing the history of the guillotine and forced labor with curiosities about football and robots.

• October 3When they use the comparison of "three watermelons in the sun" to show cosmic proportions, the watermelons represent "Stars".
• October 6The person responsible for popularizing the execution instrument shown (the modern guillotine) was Joseph-Ignace Guillotin.
• October 11: Form B in the example of language psychology is usually associated with the sound "Bouba".
• October 22In the magic square shown, the correct sum for each row and column is «15».
• October 24The psychological reason why our memories don't always match reality is called "Memory bias".

October exams (October 17-19)

The October exams overlap with topics covered in September and earlier in the month, so it's easy to feel unsure if the material isn't fresh in your mind. Here are the answers you need to ace them:

• 32 (total number of surfaces, counting white and black, on a conventional soccer ball).
• They were one color (previously all the panels of the ball had the same tone).
• Black and white photo (type of retransmission that required a different design than the current one).
• Charles-Henri Sanson (responsible for carrying out executions with the guillotine of the time).
• It is a hereditary profession (which is why very few people can be cormorant fishermen in Nagarasawa).
• Forced labor (meaning of the root "robota" of the word "robot").
• 3 bees in all of Europe (comparison describing the density of stars in outer space).

November: Justice, letters, and strange phenomena

The penultimate stretch of the normal school year focuses on topics of thieves' slang, trials, playing cards, and curious physical phenomenaIt's a month with quite a few school days full of questions, so it's a good idea to pay attention.

• November 2thIn thieves' slang, the word in question translates as "The police".
• November 4thWithin the deck, the club is a plant, the diamond is a gem, and the spade represents "A sword".
• November 8thThe minimum age to attend a trial as a member of the public is "Any age".
• November 10thThe Japanese character for "crow" does not clearly show the eyes because "It's hard to see the eyes of a crow".
• November 12thThe reason why voices sound different on the phone is "Because the voice is synthesized" or highly processed.
• November 14thRegarding the image of the sun over Mount Fuji, the specific reason they give is "Because of its altitude".
• November 15thNezumi Kozō was punished in an exemplary manner, and the response is that "They displayed his head".
• November 17thThe spiral-shaped graph shown is called "Cochleoid".

December: end-of-year exams

In December there are no regular teacher questions, but you do face the most important final exams of the coursewhich will consolidate everything you've learned in previous months. It's the perfect time to get top marks by using this cheat sheet.

December exams (December 20-22)

Over these three days, you will answer questions about math, history, and law. To make sure you don't miss any points, here are the answers you should mark:

• D (graphic whose name comes from the Chinese diabolo).
• More than one billion yen (amount of money stolen by the famous thief of the Edo period mentioned).
• They displayed their heads (the sentence he received after being captured).
• Public execution (the underlying reason why famous criminals were paraded around).
• Hearts (the suit of the deck associated with the Holy Grail).
• Attend (an action that even a baby can perform in court according to Japanese law: being present).
• Japan (country that refers to a certain shadow politician as "prime minister in black").
• Dreadnought (English term that inspired the "do" in the Japanese word "dokyuu", used to indicate something enormous).

January: Third semester and exclusive Persona 5 Royal questions

The third semester is original content for Persona 5 Royal, and with it comes New classes, scenes, and of course, more questionsIf you've met the requirements to unlock this final stage, you'll have to continue proving what you know right after New Year's.

• January 11When discussing an expression about the gods of Shintoism, it is first noted that it represents "How numerous they are" and then it is specified that it is being discussed "The eight million gods".
• January 14The fictional land called "Ihatov" is inspired by the prefecture of «Iwate».
• January 18The term "terrible" (or "awful" in English) originally had a connotation of "Excellent" or impressive.
• January 21In the illustration shown, the figure is stepping on "A snake".
• January 24When "sweet" is used to describe a person, it means "Gentle"If we talk about "salty" in that context, it has a nuance "Negative" And, taking all this into account, they conclude that it indicates being "Resentful".
• January 27The study on the spread of happiness determines that it can be propagated "To friends of friends of friends".

With all these class and exam answers neatly organized by month, you can keep up with the school calendar without fear of making mistakes. Having this cheat sheet handy will allow you to... Maximize your knowledge, excel in exams, and enjoy history without worrying about losing points. because of a historical reference or a technical term you might have missed. Along the way, you'll discover a lot of interesting facts about Japan and the rest of the world that make Shujin's classes, deep down, much more entertaining than they first appear.