Confucianism, Legalism, Daoism, and Buddhism

Which philosophy emphasizes the importance of respect for one's parents and ancestors, believing that strong family values create a stable society?

• Daoism
• Confucianism
• Legalism
• Buddhism

What is the main principle of Legalism that suggests harsh penalties for wrongdoing will deter crime and ensure compliance with societal norms?

• Order
• Punishment
• Wu Wei
• Filial Piety

What is the symbol in Daoism that represents balance in all things, with Yin representing darkness and passivity, and Yang representing light and activity?

• The Eightfold Path
• The Four Noble Truths
• Nirvana
• Yin and Yang

Which philosophy believes that people are naturally selfish and need to be controlled by a strong government?

• Confucianism
• Legalism
• Daoism
• Buddhism

What is the name of the concept in Confucianism that emphasizes respect for one's parents and ancestors?

• Wu Wei
• Filial Piety
• Yin and Yang
• The Eightfold Path

What is the ultimate goal of Buddhism, a state of liberation and freedom from suffering?

• Nirvana
• The Dao
• Social Harmony
• Order

Which philosophy believes that people should live in harmony with nature and the Dao, the fundamental nature of the universe?

• Confucianism
• Legalism
• Daoism
• Buddhism

Which philosophy focuses on the cessation of suffering and the path to spiritual enlightenment?

• Confucianism
• Legalism
• Daoism
• Buddhism

What is the name of the principle in Daoism that advocates for 'non-action' or effortless action, meaning individuals should align with the natural flow of life rather than force their will upon it?

• Filial Piety
• The Eightfold Path
• Wu Wei
• Yin and Yang

What are the two main principles of Legalism?