Ancient China Quizs

Ancestor

• A family member who is no longer living.

• A distant relative who is still alive.

• A close friend from childhood.

• A person who has no family ties.

Warlord

• A leader who has his own army.

• A government official in charge of a province.

• A military strategist without troops.

• A civilian leader of a community.

Acupuncture

• A Chinese practice of inserting fine needles through the skin to treat disease or relieve pain.

• A method of physical therapy involving massage and stretching.

• A form of herbal medicine using plant extracts for healing.

• A surgical procedure to remove pain from the body.

Social Class

• A group of people at a similar cultural, economic, or educational level.

• A classification based on geographical location.

• A term used to describe a person's age group.

• A category defined by personal interests and hobbies.

Tenant Farmer

• A farmer who works land owned by someone else.

• A farmer who owns their own land.

• A farmer who rents land from the government.

• A farmer who only grows crops for personal use.

Filial Piety

• The responsibility children have to respect, obey, and care for their parents.

• A cultural practice of honoring ancestors through rituals.

• The expectation for parents to provide for their children until adulthood.

• A legal obligation for children to inherit their parents' wealth.

Currency

• A type of investment

• Something that is used as money.

• A form of digital communication

• A method of transportation

Bureaucracy

• A group of elected officials responsible for policy making.

• A group of non-elected government officials.

• A system of government where citizens vote directly on laws.

• A type of business organization that operates for profit.

Ideograph

• A symbol in a writing system that represents a thing or an idea.

• A type of phonetic alphabet used in ancient Greece.

• A decorative symbol used in modern art.

• A mathematical notation for complex numbers.

Legalism

• A Chinese philosophy based on the importance of laws.

• A belief in the power of nature and harmony.

• A system that emphasizes individual freedom and rights.

• A doctrine that promotes the idea of divine rule.