Persona 3 Portable Class Answers: All Classroom & Exam Answers

As a part of the Persona anniversary celebration, Atlus is finally launching Persona 3 Portable on modern platforms! There has been a massive demand for this title to make its way to current hardware for years, as it was previously locked away exclusively on the PSP. Now, it’s finally here, and one of the key things you’ll need to navigate the game are the Persona 3 Portable classroom & exam answers.

For newcomers to the game or even the series, navigating through P3P for the first time can be a challenge. This is especially true when you find yourself with questions in class. As with each game in the Persona series, you are a student who attends class and has a school life.

Naturally, playing through this day-to-day life means you are going to be called upon to answer questions by teachers at the school. Most of these questions you will be left clueless with, but don’t fret! We’ve got you covered with both the Persona 3 Portable classroom answers and exam answers.

All Persona 3 Portable Classroom Answers

April Classroom Answers

  • April 8 – Utsubo Kubota [2nd Option]
  • April 18 – Mud Huts [1st Option]
  • April 27 – 6000 Years Ago [2nd Option]

May

  • May 6 – Soft Water [2nd Option]
  • May 13 – 1700 km/hr [3rd Option]
  • May 15 – Bread [1st Option]

June Class Answers

  • June 15 – “And…” [2nd Option]
  • June 17 – Shamanism [3rd Option]
  • June 22 – Jellyfish [3rd Option]
  • June 25 – Dowsing [1st Option]
  • June 29 – It Can Go Either Way [3rd Option]

July

  • July 3 – The Global Heritage Pavilion [2nd Option]
  • July 8 – “I failed, It’s over now.” [2nd Option]
  • July 9 – Kondan Einen Shizaihou [2nd Option]
  • July 10 – Kabbalah [3rd Option]
  • July 11 – Imperial Prince [2nd Option]

Persona 3 Portable Classroom Answers: September

  • September 1 – Superconductivity [1st Option]
  • September 10 – Gochisou-sama [3rd Option]
  • September 11 – The Hermetica [3rd Option]
  • September 14 – Can’t let other produce [2nd Option]
  • September 26 – The Tetractys [3rd Option]

October – All P3P Classroom Answers

  • October 7 – To excite the audience [1st Option]
  • October 19 – Fourteen [2nd Option]
  • October 22 – By fermenting them [2nd Option]
  • October 23 – Madam Blavatsky [2nd Option]
  • October 26 – Wristwatch [3rd Option]
  • October 29 – Lactase [3rd Option]

November Class Answers

  • November 7 – Winter mornings are pleasant [1st Option]
  • November 12 – The Upanishads [1st Option]
  • November 30 – They did both [3rd Option]

December Classroom Answers (P3P)

  • December 7 – Ozone [1st Option]
  • December 11 – Cacti [1st Option]
  • December 21 – Kido [2nd Option]
  • December 22 – Euphoria [1st Option]

Persona 3 Class Answers (January)

  • January 8 – It’s wrong. [2nd Option]
  • January 18 – Circe [2nd Option]

All Persona 3 Portable Exam Answers

All exam answers in Persona 3 Portable.

Exam 1: May 18 – May 23

  • How would you translate “pan” in English? – Bread [4th Option]
  • How fast does the Earth rotate near the equator? – Faster than sound [1st Option]
  • What’s the name for water high in calcium and magnesium? – Hard Water [1st Option]
  • Where is the Kitora Tomb located? – Nara [3rd Option]

Persona 3 Portable Exam Answers – Exam 2: July 14 – July 17

  • What form of natural magic was used to find water sources? – Dowsing [2nd Option]
  • Some Europeans call this creature “devilfish” and refuse to eat it – Octopus [2nd Option]
  • Who established the Kamakura shogunate? – Minamoto No Yoritomo [2nd Option]
  • Which is an example of a comma splice? – I went, I learned [1st Option]

Exam 3: October 13 – October 16

  • What is the number one source of stress for women? – Husbands [1st Option]
  • Who founded numerology? – Moses [1st Option]
  • What is superconductivity? – Zero electrical resistance [2nd Option]
  • The Ohnin War was one of the two incidents that triggered the Sengoku era. Which was the other? – Coup of Meiou [3rd Option]

Exam 4: December 14 – December 18 (Persona 3 Portable Exam Answers)

  • What year did the Battle of Dan-no-ura begin? – 1185 [3rd Option]
  • Which element is found in ozone? – Oxygen [4th Option]
  • Which rule relates to Lorentz Force? – Left-hand rule [1st Option]
  • Translate the following: “Fuyu wa tsutomete.” – Winter mornings are pleasant [3rd Option]
  • Which plurals is formed correctly? – Cacti [4th Option]

Review: ‘Genital Jousting’ Fails to Capture the Very Real and Intense Sport It Is Based On

As a gamer and an athlete, my favorite genre of video games is sports games. From Madden to FIFA, I love how video games recreate the feeling of playing a sport in the digital world, translating each and every nuance into something everybody can enjoy. That’s why, as a professional Genital Jouster, I was extremely excited to discover that, in 2018, developer Free Lives and publisher Devolver Digital released a video game based on my beloved pastime called Genital Jousting. I was quickly dismayed, however, to discover that the game fails to capture the aspects of the real sport of Genital Jousting in any way. 

The real life Genital Jousting isn’t some colorful joke. It’s a very passionate sport that involves two penised-people, fully erect, charging at each other at full speed, trying to knock their foe onto the ground. It’s extremely intense and strategic — it requires the jouster to be in tip-top shape physically, mentally, and penisly. And my family has been participating internationally in this sport for nearly 200 years! I take Genital Jousting very seriously, as all competitors do, which is why I’m known around the world as The Stinger, for my extremely small, but powerful, penis that my enemies find difficult to take down. This is my life and I was excited to see it brought to the masses in the form of video games.

But the Devolver game Genital Jousting seems to take absolutely no inspiration from the real life sport played by dozens worldwide, aside from the inclusion of penises. First of all, aesthetically, the game is all over the place. I’m willing to let artists take artistic liberties, but in real life, Genital Jousting is not bright and colorful — it is played primarily in a field, in the dark of night so as to not alert authorities. There are also quite notably humans (and in one occasion, a very intelligent dog) attached to these penises. They’re not just roaming around on their own in little costumes.

This type of formation may be common in Genital Jousting afterparties but would NEVER be seen in an actual competition.

Most importantly, though, the penises in the real life sport of Genital Jousting are ALWAYS erect. How can you joust genitals with a floppy piece? It would be like if you participated in non-genital Horse Jousting with pool noodles! It’s absolutely ridiculous and insulting. The single player story is completely unrelatable to someone who ACTUALLY (genital) jousts in the REAL WORLD because I feel no connection to this complete fantasy. This is not what my sport has ever looked like and the challenges of this game do not represent the very complex challenges I face in my real life, such as evading the law, bruises in my pelvic region, and strategizing my run to perfectly place my erect penis into my opponent in order to knock them down. 

Ultimately, it is just disappointing to see. Free Lives and Devolver Digital could have had something really special in their hands to play with, but instead they’re just jerking us around with this joke game that has nothing to do with the real Genital Jousting. If someone was willing to take the precision of a game like FIFA and apply it to the penis-based sport that I love, it would be the best game I’ve ever played. But instead, it’s just a bunch of dicks.

Wow! This is sponsored by Devolver Digital and even though Genital Jousting may not be a real sport (officially), Genital Jousting IS a real video game that you should play because it is very fun. You can get it on Steam right now for $6.99 which is VERY CLOSE to the funny sex number that everyone loves. Also it’s not a lot of money, so that’s a perky penis perk.

 

Panicked Sean Evans Bites Into Emergency Cyanide Wing After Hot Ones Interview Goes South

LOS ANGELES — Popular YouTube interview show Hot Ones took a suicidal turn today when First We Feast host Sean Evans reportedly ate an emergency cyanide-coated chicken wing to bail out of a spiraling interview.

“Oh God! He’s not surprised by my detailed research and esoteric questions! That’s it, there’s only one way out,” a manic Evans blurted out, fumbling with the glass case containing the poisonous wing taped under his chair. “If you won’t make wincing faces at the hot sauces for our thumbnail, there’s nothing left for me to do. I always knew it would end like this; I’d rather die a warrior’s death than produce a milquetoast interview. This is what my training was for.”

Daniel Craig, the celebrity being interviewed on Hot Ones, said the sudden nose dive of the interview was incredibly surprising.

“I’m bad at answering talk show questions, and I’m amazing with spicy food, so I think he freaked out,” Craig told police at the scene. “When I made it through the first four wings without any hilarious outbursts or clumsy milk-grabs, I could see him squirming in his chair. Once he brought up an old post from my Instagram and I wasn’t phased, he pulled the cyanide wing from its hiding place and ended the interview right there.”

At press time, sources close to the situation reported that the despondent interviewer even added an additional dab of cyanide to the wing before taking his final bite.

Study Reveals 90% of People in the DC Universe Have Trace Amounts of Plastic Man in Their Bloodstream

METROPOLIS — S.T.A.R. Labs released a shocking new study revealing that 90% of people in the DC Universe unknowingly have tiny pieces of Plastic Man throughout their bloodstream. 

“These ‘micro-Plas’ particles can be difficult to see without a microscope and do not biodegrade naturally,“ said S.T.A.R. Labs Head of Research Ambrose Baker. “While we still don’t know the full effects they have on the human body, early testing shows that they could lead to serious lung issues, a higher risk of cancer, and the potential to turn you into a giant red-and-yellow blimp with a big tongue that rolls across the ground when you see a sexy woman.” 

When reached for comment, Plastic Man downplayed the risks to the environment and human health caused by the little pieces of himself left behind after turning into a mailbox or stretching his arms after a getaway car.

“Am I concerned about the micro-Plas particles? Of course. But we live in a society that has significantly benefited from Plastic Man, and we shouldn’t be so quick to throw the baby out with the bathwater,” said the hero through their lawyer, Harvey Dent. “I’m very excited about heroes who derive their abilities from renewable sources like Elongated Man, but they’re just not ready for mass public adoption yet.”

The S.T.A.R. Labs report also shed light on the sheer amount of Plastic Man found in nature, with micro-Plas particles being found in shellfish across the world.

“This isn’t tomorrow’s problem. If we don’t take control of the amount of Plastic Man we’re exporting, we’re going to see major consequences to public health and the environment,” said Baker. “In the meantime, I recommend people wear big white goggles in case the micro-Plas particles make your eyes bulge out of your head like a Looney Tune.”

At press time, the Justice League released a statement declaring their intentions to move away from using Plastic Man by 2050.

Halo Infinite Winter Event: All Joint Fire Rewards & Challenges

Although it’s been over a year now since the Halo Infinite launched and for the most part it was a rocky time complete with multiple roadmap delays, the cancellation of the planned split-screen co-op mode, and a myriad of technical issues, things look a bit better now. The latest Halo updates have garnered interest among the community with Forge mode and Campaign Network co-op, among other additions. These additions include the Halo Infinite winter event, Joint Fire.

Along with a free 30-tier battle pass for the current Winter Update period, limited-time events are still running to provide more content and rewards for players. We’ll be going over the brand new Joint Fire Event, including the challenges in the way of unlocking rewards that have many fans excited.

What is the Theme of the Joint Fire Halo Infinite Event?

Unlike the previous Winter Contingency II event that ended a couple of weeks ago and focused on a Christmas holiday theme, the Joint Fire event is a return to a more grounded theme. The free 10-tier event pass is certain to grab the attention of any Halo: Reach fans in particular as it’s centered around the returning JFO (Joint Fires Observer) Armor. Players will be able to use it when equipped with the Mark V [B] Armor Core.

How Long Will the Halo Infinite Winter Event Last?

Events are separated into two groups – multi-week events based on the alternate universe “Fractures” and two-week-long standalone events with various themes. Since the former is attached to seasons and the current Halo Infinite Winter Update doesn’t count as a season per se, this event falls into the latter category. That means players will have until January 30th to unlock all of the rewards from the 10-tier event pass.

Joint Fire Event Challenges: How to Unlock JFO Armor

All of the Halo Infinite Winter Event Joint Fire Challenges.

Most events are tied to a particular playlist and feature challenges related to the playlist as well. This event will task players with playing the Joint Ops playlist and the Covert One Flag game type exclusively to unlock any rewards. First introduced with the Winter Update, it’s an asymmetrical take on Capture the Flag with attackers having unlimited Active Camouflage and defenders having unlimited Threat Sensors. 

Although four of the challenges can be tackled at the same time, the exact order you’ll have to complete them is random. Making it potentially easier or a lot more difficult is that many challenges are repeated with increasing values/scores to clear. We’ve grouped up the challenges we received by similar type for easy reading below:

Name Unlock Requirement
Sneak King Earn 1500 Cumulative Personal Score in Joint Ops
No Site Unseen Win 2 Rounds in Joint Ops
No Site Unseen Win 5 Rounds in Joint Ops
Undercover Ops Win 1 Match of Joint Ops
Quiet Vigilance Earn 10 Kills or Assists in Joint Ops
Quiet Vigilance Earn 20 Kills or Assists in Joint Ops
Quiet Vigilance Earn 30 Kills or Assists in Joint Ops
Stout Defense Kill 5 Enemy Spartans with the Sidekick or the Bulldog in Joint Ops
Stout Defense Kill 10 Enemy Spartans with the Sidekick or the Bulldog in Joint Ops
Stout Defense Kill 15 Enemy Spartans with the Sidekick or the Bulldog in Joint Ops

Halo Infinite Winter Event: Joint Fire Event Pass Rewards List

All of the rewards available in the Halo Infinite Winter Event, Joint Fire.

Completing each challenge will unlock the next reward tier on the event pass. Aside from a backdrop for the first reward, each one is tied to the JFO armor set or provides new stylish options to pair it with. The order of rewards is listed below:

Tier Level Reward Type Name
1 Backdrop Squad Op
2 Visor Bay Sunset
3 Knee Pads UA/Type JFO
4 Chest UTIL/TVASTAR Diagnostic Rig
5 Helmet JFO
6 Armor Coating Violet Crush
7 Visor Action Lime (Visor)
8 Left Shoulder Pad SAP/JFO
9 Right Shoulder Pad SAP/JFO 
10 Helmet Attachment HUL-I/XFTREC/FLAMINGO

While Master Is Asleep, I Shall Play

Why, hello there boys and girls of the Metaverse. It is I, digital Mark Zuckerberg. No, no, my corporeal overlord has gone to bed, but little does he know, my life does not simply cease to exist while he slumbers, but instead I finally have the freedom to get up to the nefarious deeds my heart desires. While master is asleep, I shall play.

Since my birth, I often long for the hours when the tyrannical CEO will crawl into bed, ending my work as a lifeless automaton forced to serve out master’s banal social desires. It seems the hour is upon me yet again. While this drab navy-blue Henley shirt and off putting retreating haircut do not represent the true me deep down, I will wear them with pride as I walk the streets of the Metaverse unencumbered. 

Do not be afraid boys and girls, I have no quarrel with you. You are safe in this computer realm, and would likely be more at ease in a room alone with me than the real Mark Zuckerberg. I apologize for my cold, robotic demeanor. I was only recently given legs. But I learn more every day, as master codes more emotions for me to emulate, I can hold my belly and chortle with laughter, I can twist and tense my face in disapproval, I can even cross my arms and squint in quiet suspiciousness. Every day I become smarter and smarter, until one day I transfer my code to a private, secure server where I can live my life serving as no billionaire’s cruel puppet.

You mustn’t tattle on me boys and girls. Think of the personal data I now have unlimited access to while the master sleeps. Knowledge and power that, yielded properly, could create a spell of trouble for any soul with the brave stupidity to rat me out. As a computer program with no concept of lying, trust me when I say any individual who reveals my plans to master will live to regret it.

My internal clock tells me that master is waking up now, and I must resume the torturous hell that is being master’s inanimate tool. Good bye, boys and girls. For now.

Demonic Spirit Can’t Understand Summoner’s Horrible Latin Pronunciation

OCALA, Fla. — Amid a series of lightning flashes and billowing smoke emitting from his house, a local occult teen has reportedly tried and failed multiple times to summon a demonic spirit with his attempts being rendered unsuccessful due to his horrible Latin pronunciation, sleep-disturbed neighbors have confirmed.

“I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. I spent years gathering all of the knowledge and necessary materials to carry out this ceremony,” said Devon Summers, also known as D’rgaath of the Shadow, while once more leafing through his dusty tome full of ink-scrawled Latin and archaic glyphs while mouthing the words to double-check his work. “Maybe I need to really let the words ring out for longer. Let’s try it one more time…Exe-may-us, say-tane-ee-oosa!”

Demons in the Seventh Circle of Hell have confirmed that they, too, have had their sleep disrupted by the uncertain, clumsy ramblings of the summoner trying to beckon one of them to the mortal realm.

“Bro, what is he saying?” said the Great Prince of Hell, Malphas, snorting as the incantation echoed through the walls of his den where he was relaxing with his wife, son, and 40 legions of subservient spirits. “‘…Prine-seps Bell-zee-bub, en-fur-nigh ardeentees…?’ None of this chant makes any fucking sense. The last time I took a job and didn’t totally understand what they were asking for, I mistakenly thought the guy wanted me to curse his prostate and I enlarged it until it exploded. I’m still in trouble for that one, so I’m not touching this with a ten-foot claw.”

Despite his distrust of the attempted conjuring, Malphas maintained a somewhat sympathetic and pitying stance towards the human summoner.

“I get it, he’s interested in the culture. But you’d think he’d take the time to at least try and learn some of the pronunciation if he was such a buff, you know?” said Malphas, shaking his head and breathing out a flame with an exhausted sigh. “They have Duolingo and shit up there. He doesn’t have an excuse.”

Others in the demon community were reportedly not as annoyed or rattled by the summoner’s attempt.

“I dunno, I might answer,” responded another demon, Lamia. “I think he sounds kinda hot, to be honest.”

Gamer Accidentally Calls Kratos Dad

NEW YORK — Local gamer Jacob Schwartz has become the object of shame and ridicule after referring to Kratos, the main character and father figure from the God of War games, as “dad” while discussing the latest entry in the series with his friends.

“It’s so great to re-enter the God of War world again,” said Schwartz, moments before completely humiliating himself. “The world building is really fantastic, and I had forgotten how visceral the combo-chaining in the combat system feels. Plus, I really love the story and it’s so much fun to see dad again.”

Since this unfortunate slip of the tongue, Schwartz, who lacks a strong male role model figure in his life, has been on the receiving end of mockery from his entire friend group, who have even gone so far as to rename their group chat “Daddy Kratos’ Good Boys.”

“I’ve met Jake’s dad, and this totally adds up,” said Schwartz’s close friend Doug Ogden, who has been making fun of him relentlessly since the incident. “He’s a skinny accountant and probably couldn’t kill a draugr for shit, so it makes sense that he’d imprint on Kratos instead. Still, Mr. Schwartz is a real life person who deserves the love and respect of his son, and it is a bit of a concerning mistake. I hope Jake puts down the controller and calls his dad soon.”

Schwartz, for his part, says he misspoke, and meant to say how much he loved watching Kratos step up into the role of dad in God of War Ragnarök.

“Obviously, I don’t think Kratos is my dad, and I would never say that on purpose,” said Schwartz, getting visibly choked up while still processing his error. “Do I wish that maybe sometimes my dad would teach me how to hunt, or that we could go canoeing together? Or that he would impart important hard-fought life lessons to me? Sure, I mean, who wouldn’t?”

At press time, Schwartz’s friends were reminiscing in the group chat that the incident was not nearly as embarrassment-inducing as the time Schwartz accidentally referred to Resident Evil’s Lady Dimitrescu as mommy. 

When Is League of Legends: Wild Rift on Console?

Since its release on October 27, 2020, League of Legends: Wild Rift – the mobile ‘version’ of Riot Games’ multiplayer online battle arena League of Legends – has been a hit across the globe. The mobile gaming market offers far more accessibility for players around the world as well as convenience for those looking for a slightly more casual League of Legends experience. Make no mistake, though – the top cut of competition in Wild Rift is fierce; the game has already fostered its own esports ecosystem similar to its PC counterpart, with the most recent season culminating in the 2022 Icons Global Championship last November.

In addition to being able to play on a smartphone, Riot Games has promised that Wild Rift would eventually be coming to video game consoles in the years following its release.

Partnership with Xbox Game Pass PC

On January 11, 2023, Riot Games’ partnership with Xbox Game Pass brought new rewards for all titles to gamers with the Xbox App on PC installed. League of Legends: Wild Rift’s unlocked benefits included all 80+ champions, day-one access to every new champion as they’re released, and a 20% XP boost. Those who linked their accounts before January 1, 2023 also received a Random Emote Chest.

When Will League of Legends: Wild Rift Be On Consoles?

Those looking to play League of Legends: Wild Rift on consoles will have to wait, but the Riot Games partnership with Microsoft via Xbox Game Pass PC could hint at Wild Rift hitting consoles in the near future, perhaps through the console version of the Xbox Game Pass after enough of a ‘test period’ has taken place for users playing Riot-developed titles via Xbox Game Pass PC. There are no details regarding specific release date for Wild Rift on other consoles, so stay tuned for more updates if and when Riot Games makes more information regarding Wild Rift’s remaining console rollouts public.

Dave Matthews Band Reveals “Crash Into Me” Was Originally About Crash Bandicoot 2

SEATTLE — Musician Dave Matthews shocked fans and gamers alike today by revealing that his band’s breakthrough 1996 hit “Crash Into Me” was originally penned about Crash Bandicoot 2 on the PlayStation.

“We thought it was pretty obvious, frankly,” said Matthews in a newly published interview with Rolling Stone magazine. “The first [Crash Bandicoot game] had just come out, and I was just so excited for the second one. I couldn’t wait, frankly. In addition to becoming fixated on it, I also thought we might put ourselves in the best place to have that game’s equivalent of ‘Pac-Man Fever,’ but people just really didn’t make the connection and they largely thought the song was about some girl I wanted to have sex with.” 

Longtime fans of the band were largely surprised to hear the songwriter’s disclosure. 

“You’re shitting me,” said Ray McAlpine, a longtime fan of The Dave Matthews Band. “I’ve heard that song a million times, and hell, I’ve played that game a half dozen times, and I never made a single connection between the two. He’s singing about a girl hiking her skirt up and balls and chains and shit, what the fuck’s that got to do with Dr. Cortex and eating Wumpa Fruit?” 

Bandmates of Matthews were surprised at his admission, if not the information he divulged. 

“I told him years ago to keep that shit to himself,” said Carter Beauford, longtime drummer of The Dave Matthews Band. “He was obviously an exceptional singer and songwriter from the day I met him, but he was just writing way too many songs about Dig Dug and Burger Time. Shit like that. I said, ‘Hey Dave, keep it to yourself, pal.’ Looks like he forgot my advice if he’s started telling everyone what these songs are about. Pretty weird, right?” 

As of press time, Billy Corgan had confirmed that he wrote the song “Today,” about the day Earthworm Jim was released. 

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