In “Persona 3 Reload,” players take on the role of a transfer student trying to balance academic and social life. This game version offers new classroom challenges, which sets it apart from its predecessor. The game emphasizes the importance of academic excellence and social skills and integrates classroom quizzes into the narrative to help players deepen their relationships and achieve personal growth.
As players weave through the academic year, they’re presented with classroom questions spanning various subjects from history and literature to science and mythology. Each correct answer boosts the player’s Charm, a crucial social stat, and unlocks potential rewards and opportunities. High exam scores are prized, offering additional bonuses and recognition from Mitsuru, a key character whose approval can be pivotal.
The questions, meticulously organized by date, range from the symbolic significance of “vivid carp streamers” in heralding summer to the ancient waste disposal sites known as “middens,” reflecting a thoughtful blend of cultural insights, historical trivia, and scientific facts. Such variety enriches the gameplay experience and subtly educates, encouraging players to engage with a diverse array of topics.
Moreover, this integration of academic challenges serves a dual purpose: it reinforces the game’s setting in a school environment, grounding the fantastical elements in a relatable context, and it cleverly mirrors the player’s growth with their character’s development. As the academic year progresses, the stakes rise with midterm and final exams, where the accumulation of knowledge is put to the test in a high-pressure setting, mirroring the tension and excitement of real-life academic assessments.
All Persona 3 Reload Classroom and Test Answers
| Date | Question | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| 4/8 | “Among these phrases, ‘a rain of flowers,’ ‘mystical mirage,’ and ‘vivid carp streamers,’ which one symbolizes summer?” | “Vivid carp streamers.” (#3) |
| 4/18 | “The places where people dumped their waste in the Jomon period – what are they called nowadays?” | “Middens.” (#2) |
| 4/27 | “Which of the following is not an algebraic spiral?” | “A.” (#1) |
| 5/6 | “What do you call the device that helps generate electric power for the train?” | “A pantograph.” (#1) |
| 5/13 | “Which tool did he (Léon Foucault) use in his experiments?” | “The pendulum.” (#2) |
| 5/15 | “What’s the other name for ‘May sickness’ – the more casual one?” | “May Blues.” (#2) |
| 5/19 | “What is the other common expression used to describe ‘May sickness’?” | “May Blues.” (#1) |
| 5/20 | “Which of the following did Léon Foucault use in his experiment on the rotation of the Earth?” | “A pendulum.” (#3) |
| 5/21 | “Which of the following is generated by a pantograph?” | “Electricity.” (#2) |
| 5/22 | “During which historical period were middens most commonly used?” | “Jomon.” (#1) |
| 6/15 | “Which phrase means, ‘able to see things as they really are’?” | “Keen eye.” (#1) |
| 6/17 | “What early religious practice was the origin of magic?” | “Shamanism” (#3) |
| 6/22 | “What do people call this curve?” | “Witch of Agnesi.” (#3) |
| 6/25 | “What’s it called when the air bubbles in a whirlpool bath hit you and make your body vibrate?” | “The flutter effect.” (#2) |
| 6/29 | “What form of natural magic is used to find water sources?” | “Dowsing.” (#1) |
| 7/3 | “…What kinda tale is he talkin’ about?” | “About romance.” (#3) |
| 7/8 | “Where is the comma splice found in the following sentence?” | “Between ‘time’ and ‘it’s.’” |
| 7/9 | “At the same time, a serious problem arose for the farmers. Do you remember what that was?” | “Social disparity.” (#3) |
| 7/10 | “What is the esoteric study of Jewish texts?” | “Kabbalah.” (#3) |
| 7/11 | “Now, what do you think that item was? It’s something every samurai needs!” | “The katana.” (#1) |
| 7/14 | “Which form of magic is used to find water sources?” | “Dowsing.” (#2) |
| 7/15 | “How did the Witch of Agnesi gain the first half of its name?” | “An error in translation.” (#3) |
| 7/16 | “Who designed the prototype for the katana?” | “Taira no Masakado.” (#1) |
| 7/17 | “There’s an error in this sentence, what kind is it?” | “Comma splice.” (#2) |
| 9/1 | “Which property of electricity is relevant to superconductivity?” | “Resistance.” (#2) |
| 9/10 | “H-Hey, do you know what it means to ‘spill the beans’?” | “To reveal a secret.” (#3) |
| 9/11 | “Which book helped further the art of magic during the Renaissance?” | “The Hermetica.” (#3) |
| 9/14 | “Who is one referring to when speaking of their ‘better half’?” | “Their soulmate.” (#1) |
| 9/26 | “What is the collective name for the four holy numbers in numerology?” | “Tetractys.” (#3) |
| 10/7 | “Which hormone is the one in your brain that provides a sense of achievement?” | “Dopamine.” (#2) |
| 10/10 | “Who was the founder of Theosophy, a group that gave rise to many other magical societies?” | “Helena Blavatsky.” (#2) |
| 10/19 | “We used the number ‘zero’ a lot. Do you know where it originally came from, though?” | “India.” (#2) |
| 10/22 | “Which Roman goddess has been theorized as the namesake for the month of April?” | “Venus.” (#3) |
| 10/26 | “But there’s one region that instead calls it ‘the month with gods,’ because that’s where they all go! Do you know with one it is?” | “Izumo.” (#2) |
| 10/30 | “A certain enzyme brings out the sweetness in them when they’re baked. Do you happen to know what it is?” | “Beta-amylase.” (#1) |
| 10/13 | “The hormone dopamine is related to our sense of accomplishment. Name a symptom of its over-production.” | “Addiction.” (#3) |
| 10/14 | “Who is considered by many to be the first numerologist, whose name lives on today in a mathematical theorem?” | “Pythagoras.” (#1) |
| 10/15 | “What happens when electrical resistance reaches zero? Hint: It was the word I used to confess my love to someone…” | “Superconductivity.” (#3) |
| 10/16 | “What is the meaning of the phrase ‘to spill the beans’?” | “To reveal a secret.” (#3) |
| 11/7 | “What is the ancient Indian magical text I mentioned today?” | “The Upanishads.” (#1) |
| 11/12 | “What was she describing with such a sparse line?” | “Her favorite time in winter.” (#1) |
| 11/30 | “In the poem that Genji, the protagonist, sends to her, what did he compare her to?” | “The cherry blossom.” (#1) |
| 12/7 | “What’s the name of the stratospheric layer of molecules comprised of three oxygen atoms?” | “The ozone layer.” (#1) |
| 12/9 | “What sorcery was Himiko said to have used?” | “Kido.” (#2) |
| 12/11 | “Did you catch what she said? Do you know the answer?” | “Lives.” (#2) |
| 12/22 | “What do we call the feeling of joy that comes from a near-death experience?” | Euphoria. (#1) |
| 12/14 | “Which of the following originated in India?” | “The number zero.” (#1) |
| 12/15 | “When heated, the beta-amylase enzymes in sweet potatoes react with the starch present to produce which disaccharide?” | “Maltose.” (#2) |
| 12/16 | “Which Roman goddess has been theorized as the namesake for the month of April?” | “Venus.” (#3) |
| 12/17 | “In The Tale of Genji, who does Hikaru Genji compare to the cherry blossoms?” | “Murasaki-no-Ue.” (#4) |
| 12/18 | “Which of the following words is not the correct plural form?” | Geeses. (#4) |
| 1/8 | “‘The new year is the index of a journey to a certain place.’ Where is this ‘certain place.’ he’s referring to?” | “The underworld.” (#3) |
| 1/18 | “I’ve mentioned two Greek sorceresses. One was Medea. Who was the other?” | “Circe.” (#2) |
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