In Shinto belief, kami (spirits or deities) can be found in a variety of natural objects and elements. The true correct answers include:
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Natural Elements: Kami can be associated with mountains, rivers, trees, rocks, and other aspects of nature. For example, a mountain might be considered sacred and inhabited by a kami.
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Living Things: Animals and plants also can be viewed as embodying kami. For instance, certain animals may be revered as messengers of the kami.
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Man-Made Objects: Certain objects that are considered sacred, such as shrines (jinja) or objects used in rituals, may also house kami or represent them.
In summary, the correct answers involve natural elements, living things, and select man-made objects.