Taoism scenarios

It emphasizes doing what is natural and "going with the flow" in accordance to the Tao

• Judaism

• Taoism

• Kantian

• Buddhism

Who is attributed to the Chinese philosophy, Taosim?

• Lao Tzu

• Li Tao

• Confucius

• Sun Tzu

What is the Yin Yang symbol in Taoism?

• The hierarchy of spiritual beings

• A symbol of the cyclical nature of life and death

• The interconnectedness and balance of opposite forces

• A representation of the balance between good and evil

You’re in a disagreement with a friend who misunderstands your intentions. What do you do?

• Argue forcefully to prove your point.

• Stay calm, listen deeply, and let the situation resolve naturally over time.

• Avoid addressing the conflict altogether.

• Cut off the friendship to avoid further misunderstandings.

You’re struggling to prepare for an exam and feel like you're not improving despite your efforts. What should you do?

• Study excessively until you memorize everything.

• Stop studying because it’s too stressful.

• Compare yourself to others and push harder to outperform them.

• Relax, study consistently without overloading yourself, and trust the learning process.

Your friends invite you to go out after class, but you feel exhausted from a long week of studying.

• Politely decline and rest, recognizing your need to recharge.

• Go to the party anyway, even though you’re tired.

• Ignore the invitation without responding.

• Force yourself to go but leave early, complaining about how tired you are.

You’ve been rejected from a program or opportunity you wanted. How should you react?

• Dwell on the rejection and feel defeated.

• Accept the situation as part of life’s flow and look for other opportunities.

• Give up on pursuing similar opportunities in the future.

• Blame others for the rejection and stop trying.

You’re paired with a classmate for a project who works at a slower pace than you. How do you respond?

• Criticize their pace and take over the project to finish faster.

• Ignore their contributions and do your part separately.

• Complain to the professor and ask for a new partner.

• Adjust to their pace and find a way to work harmoniously together.