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Chinese Culture Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The capital of the People's Republic of China is _________ .

a)

Taipei

b)

Beijing

c)

Shanghai

d)

Hong Kong

2.

_________ or Putonghua is the the official language of China.

a)

Hokkien-Taiwanese

b)

Shanghainese

c)

Cantonese

d)

Mandarin

3.

The _________ Festival is also known as Chinese Valentine's Day.

a)

Qingming

b)

Qixi

c)

Lantern

d)

Double Ninth

4.

Marking the end of winter and the beginning of the spring season, ________, also known as the Spring Festival, is the most important holiday in China.

a)

The Full Moon Festival

b)

The Lantern Festival

c)

The Chinese New Year

d)

The Dragon Boat Festival

5.

Zongzi (sticky rice dumplings in bamboo leaves) is part of the _________ celebration.

a)

Chinese New Year

b)

Dragon Boat Festival

c)

Lantern Festival

d)

Mid-Autumn Festival

6.

During the_________ Festival, Chinese families visit the tombs of their ancestors to clean the gravesites, pray and make ritual offerings.

a)

Lantern

b)

Ghost

c)

Qixi

d)

Qingming

7.

Which animal is missing on the Zodiac tree?

(a)  

8.

The ________ is the earliest known form of Chinese writing.

a)

bronze script

b)

oracle bone script

c)

seal script

d)

regular script

9.

In Chinese communities around the world, _____ is often used to determine traditional festival dates, as well as auspicious dates, such as wedding dates.

a)

the gregorian calendar

b)

the Chinese calendar

c)

the Western calendar

d)

Fengshui

10.

The Chinese calendar is a _______ calendar, indicating both the phase of the Moon and the time of the solar year.

a)

lunisolar

b)

lunar

c)

solar

11.

The Chinese New Year can fall anywhere between ___________ as per Western calendar.

a)

late April and the middle of May

b)

late September and the middle of October

c)

late August and the middle of September

d)

late January and the middle of February

12.

In Chinese tradition and literature, a full moon symbolises completeness and is associated with ________.

a)

good luck

b)

family reunion

c)

happy marriage

d)

prosperity