Sikhism and Confucianism Vocab Quiz

Founder of Sikhism and the first of ten Gurus

• Confucius

• Guru Nanak

• Waheguru

• The Analects

Five Relationships

• Five Sikh prayers

• Five symbols of Confucian worship

• Social guidelines in Confucianism for respectful interaction

• Chinese myths about nature spirits

Confucianism

• A religion based on multiple deities

• A philosophy emphasizing respect, ethics, and social harmony

• A collection of Indian hymns

• A Sikh code of dress

Filial Piety

• Respect for parents and elders

• A Sikh practice of prayer

• A Chinese festival

• The Five Ks

A monotheistic religion founded in Punjab, India, in the 1400s

• Confucianism

• Sikhism

• Taoism

• Buddhism

The Analects

• The Sikh holy book

• Confucius’s sayings and teachings collected in a book

• The code of behavior for Sikhs

• A Confucian symbol of strength

Waheguru

• A collection of teachings by Confucius

• Sikh term for God, meaning "Wonderful Teacher"

• A rulebook for social interaction

• A steel bracelet worn by Sikhs

Chinese teacher and philosopher who founded Confucianism around 500 BCE

• Guru Nanak

• Laozi

• Confucius (Kong Fuzi)

• Siddhartha Gautama

Guru Granth Sahib

• A sacred scripture considered the eternal Guru in Sikhism

• A Chinese philosophy focused on social harmony

• Respect for parents and elders

• The founder of Sikhism

The Five Ks

• Social guidelines for relationships

• Five symbols of Sikh identity, like uncut hair and a steel bracelet

• Sacred scriptures of Sikhism

• Ethical teachings of Confucius