Monkey King 1-10

Who is the King of Darkness?

• Lóng Wáng

• Yán Wáng

• Hùn Shì Mò Wáng

• Sūn Wù Kōng

Answer explanation

Yán Wáng, also known as the King of Hell, is often referred to as the King of Darkness in Chinese mythology, overseeing the underworld and the souls of the deceased. This makes him the correct answer.

What is the Golden Stick Called?

• Jīn gū bàng

• Jīn shǔ guǎn

• Jǐng ge lí

• Jingle Bells

Answer explanation

The Golden Stick is called "Jīn gū bàng" in Chinese. This term directly translates to 'golden staff' or 'golden stick', distinguishing it from the other options which do not refer to this specific item.

Who is the nephew of Yù Dì, the greatest warrior god of heaven?

• Sūn Wù Kōng

• Èr Láng Shén

• Tài Shàng Lǎo Jūn

• Wáng Mǔ Niáng Niáng

Answer explanation

Èr Láng Shén is known as the nephew of Yù Dì, the greatest warrior god of heaven, making him the correct answer. The other options do not have this familial connection.

Who is the Queen Mother?

• Hóng Yī

• Lán Yī

• Wáng Mǔ Niáng Niáng

• Guān Yīn Pú Sà

Answer explanation

Wáng Mǔ Niáng Niáng, known as the Queen Mother of the West in Chinese mythology, is a significant figure associated with immortality and the afterlife, distinguishing her from the other options listed.

Why did Pǔtǐ Zǔshī banish Sūn Wù Kōng from the monastery?

• The monkey fought with the Dragon King.

• The monkey already got immortality.

• The monkey ate all the peaches.

• The monkey was showing off and others would demand to learn the same.

Answer explanation

Pǔtǐ Zǔshī banished Sūn Wù Kōng because he was showing off his powers. This behavior could inspire others to demand the same abilities, disrupting the harmony of the monastery.

Why did Pǔtǐ Zǔshī tell Sūn Wù Kōng not to tell anyone where he studied?

• He thought others would hurt the monkey.

• He didn't want others to learn to become immortal.

• He could see that the monkey would behave bùhǎo in the future.

• His monastery was in a secret location.

Answer explanation

Pǔtǐ Zǔshī foresaw that Sūn Wù Kōng would not behave well in the future, which is why he advised him to keep his studies a secret. This reflects his concern for the monkey's potential misbehavior.

Why did Sūn Wù Kōng visit Lóng Wáng?

• Tā yào zhòng de bīngqì

• Tā yào chī táozi

• Tā yào cháng shēng bù lǎo

• Tā hěn jiāo ào

Answer explanation

Sūn Wù Kōng visited Lóng Wáng to obtain powerful weapons (zhòng de bīngqì) that would aid him in his adventures. The other options do not accurately reflect his motivations in the story.

In the end, what does Sūn Wù Kōng take from Lóng Wáng?

• táozi

• hóuzi

• Shēng Sǐ Bù

• jīn gū bàng

Answer explanation

Sūn Wù Kōng takes the jīn gū bàng, a magical staff, from Lóng Wáng. This weapon is significant in the story, enhancing his power and abilities, making it a key element in his adventures.

How does Sūn Wù Kōng take the jīn gū bàng?

• He makes it xiǎo.

• He swallows it.

• He turns into a miào.

• He defeats Lóng Wáng.

Answer explanation

Sūn Wù Kōng takes the jīn gū bàng by making it xiǎo, which means he can change its size to suit his needs. This ability showcases his magical powers and cleverness in using the weapon effectively.

Where does Sūn Wù Kōng put jīn gū bàng?

• In his yǎn jīng.

• In the cave.

• In his ěr duō.

• In his back pocket.

Answer explanation

Sūn Wù Kōng places jīn gū bàng in his ěr duō (ears), which is a unique aspect of his character in the story. This choice highlights his cleverness and the magical nature of his abilities.