Worksheets7.2 China's Belief System
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which statement is the most true?
a)
The Daodejing and The Analects were books written by the same author
b)
The Daodejing was attributed to Laozi and The Analects was attributed to Confucius
c)
The Daodejing was attributed to Confucius and The Analects was attributed to Laozi
d)
The Daodejing and The Analects were written by unknown authors
2.
Which statement explains the main difference between Daoism and Legalism?
a)
Daoism focuses on nature, while Legalism focuses on science
b)
Daoism promotes hierarchy, while Legalism promotes equality
c)
Daoism emphasizes harmony, while Legalism emphasizes obedience
d)
Daoism is based on day and night, while Legalism is based on cruel punishments
3.
Which action is an example of Confucian ideas?
a)
a son pointing out the weakness of his father
b)
a father allowing his son to face danger on his own
c)
a ruler punishing his subjects
d)
an older brother setting a positive example for his younger siblings
4.
Confucius believed that rulers have the responsibility to
a)
respect the rights of all citizens
b)
prevent their subjects from suffering
c)
model how to behave properly
d)
increase the power of the kingdom
5.
What is the dao?
a)
yin and yang
b)
nature
c)
a book
d)
the correct way
6.
What is the best description of the political condition of China during Confucius's lifetime?
a)
ongoing conflict of the states
b)
foreign occupation by the Mongols
c)
a peaceful, united empire
d)
honest and good leadership by the rulers
7.
According to Daoism, happiness can be achieved by
a)
obeying the leaders
b)
balancing opposing forces
c)
finding nirvana
d)
praying
8.
To Confucius, the relationship of the father to son and of husband to wife should both be
a)
hierarchical
b)
competitive
c)
based on equality
d)
full of arguments
9.
Confucius lived during the
a)
Qin Dynasty
b)
Zhou Dynasty
c)
Warring States period
d)
Han Dynasty
10.
What did Han Feizi believe?
a)
people were good, they just needed guidance
b)
people were selfish, they needed strict rules
c)
people were confused, they needed a path to follow
d)
people couldn't think for themselves
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