Who is considered the founder of Buddhism?

• Laozi

• Confucius

• Siddharta Gautama

• Krishna

Which of the following is a key concept in Buddhism?

• Reincarnation

• The Four Noble Truths

• Yin and Yang

• The Analects

What does the term "nirvana" in Buddhism refer to?

• A state of spiritual enlightenment and liberation from suffering

• A place where gods live

• A type of meditation practice

• A form of religious ritual

In Buddhism, what is "karma" associated with?

• The cosmic power of the universe

• The moral law of cause and effect

• A physical exercise to achieve mental clarity

• A deity that governs the fate of humans

Who is the legendary founder of Taoism?

• Confucius
• Zhuangzi
• Buddha
• Laozi

What is the key text of Taoism?

• Dao De Jing
• Tao of Pooh
• The Art of War
• Tao Te Ching

In Taoism, what is the concept of "Wu Wei"?

• The concept of 'Wu Wei' means taking decisive action in all situations.
• 'Wu Wei' refers to the pursuit of material wealth and success.
• 'Wu Wei' is a Taoist practice of meditation and mindfulness.
• The concept of 'Wu Wei' in Taoism refers to 'non-action' or 'effortless action'.

According to Taoism, what is the "Tao"?

• The 'Tao' is a type of meditation practice in Taoism.
• The 'Tao' refers to a specific deity worshipped in Taoism.
• The 'Tao' is a collection of ancient Chinese poems.
• The 'Tao' is the fundamental principle and source of all existence in Taoism.

Which of the following is a central idea in Confucianism?

• Yoga

• Ren (benevolence or humaneness) and Xiao (filial piety)

• Zhengming (rectification of names)
• Li (ritual propriety)

The Confucian text "The Analects" contains the teachings of which historical figure?

• Zhuangzi
• Sun Tzu
• Laozi
• Confucius