What is the Chinese term for 'father's father'?

• 爷爷 (Yéyé)

• 奶奶 (Nǎinai)

• 外公 (Wàigōng)

• 叔叔 (Shūshu)

Which of the following is NOT a term for a family member in Chinese?

• 老师 (Lǎoshī)

• 爷爷 (Yéyé)

• 叔叔 (Shūshu)

• 奶奶 (Nǎinai)

In Chinese culture, why are family terms important?

• They are interchangeable with Western terms.

• They are used only for immediate family.

• They are used only in formal settings.

• They reflect respect and hierarchy.

Which term is used for 'mother's father' in Chinese?

• 叔叔 (Shūshu)

• 爷爷 (Yéyé)

• 外公 (Wàigōng)

• 爸爸 (Bàba)

How do family terms in Chinese reflect cultural values?

• They emphasize individualism.

• They highlight the importance of family hierarchy.

• They are used to denote social status.

• They are only used in rural areas.