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WorksheetsAncient Chinese Medicine Test
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Ava notices that sometimes she feels happy and other times she feels sad. Her teacher shows her the yin-yang symbol and explains that both feelings are important and can exist together. What is the main idea of the yin-yang symbol?
To show that life is full of challenges
To illustrate the importance of balance
To represent the power of nature
To depict the history of China
Emma is attending a seminar on traditional Chinese medicine. During the seminar, the speaker mentions the Nei Jing. What is the Nei Jing?
Dynasty ruling China around 200 BCE
Techniques of massage to relieve pain
Medical text book that discussed moxibustion
sticks that were burned near the skin to stimulate blood flow
Imagine you are a historian researching Ancient China. You come across records of doctors who tasted hundreds of plants to discover their medicinal effects. Who were these doctors?
Shanghis
Shennings
shoguns
Shashemis
Charlotte is preparing for her first acupuncture session at a local clinic. She notices that the practitioner uses moxa sticks to warm the acupuncture needles. Curious, Charlotte asks which type of leaves are used to make moxa sticks. What is the practitioner's answer?
mugwort
hogwort
tulawort
plumwart
Emma visits a traditional Chinese medicine clinic and notices that the practitioner talks about a vital energy that flows through all living beings, which is considered essential for physical, emotional, and spiritual health. What is this life force called?
fung shui
Qi
Tai Pei
PF Chang
Mason is studying ancient Chinese philosophy for his history project. He wants to know which 2 philosophers the idea of Yin and Yang came from. Can you help Mason choose the correct philosophers?
Laozi
Dao
Confucius
Han Qi
Benjamin is working in a traditional Chinese medicine clinic. One day, a patient asks him about a technique used to warm acupuncture points to promote healing. What is this technique called?
Sealing
Cupping
Moxibustion
Thermabustion
Aria visits a wellness clinic to seek relief from muscle pain. The therapist uses a method that creates suction on her skin to treat her ailment. What is this method called?
Sealing Therapy
Moxibustion Therapy
Acupuncture Therapy
Cupping Therapy
Jackson visits a traditional Chinese doctor for a health check-up. The doctor examines Jackson's tongue to assess his well being. Which of these characteristics of the tongue does the doctor NOT assess during the examination?
coating
smell
color
shape
Zoe is attending her first Tai Chi class. The instructor explains the key elements of Tai Chi, such as Flow, Balance, and Breath. However, one of the following is NOT considered an element of Tai Chi. Which is it?
Flow
Balance
Force
Breath
James has been experiencing muscle tension and discomfort. He is considering getting a Tui Na massage and wants to know what benefits he might expect from this technique. Choose 2 benefits that Tui Na massage is intended to accomplish.
improve circulation
relieve pain
eliminate stress
achieve balance
Mia joins a local Tai Chi class to improve her health. She learns that Tai Chi emphasizes breathing, movement, and meditation. Which of the following is NOT a main focus of Tai Chi?
breathing
movement
Stance
meditation
Maya visits an acupuncture clinic to treat her headaches. The practitioner explains that they use certain tools to restore the flow of Qi and help with illnesses. What tools does the practitioner use?
Cups
Oils
Needles
Herbs
Harper visits a traditional Chinese medicine clinic for a wellness consultation. The practitioner explains that the ancient Chinese believed the force of Qi flowed through specific pathways in the body. What are these pathways called?
Equator
Aortas
Meridians
Medalians
Luna is visiting a museum exhibit on Ancient Chinese Medicine. She is curious about the materials that Ancient Chinese Doctors commonly used to make most of their medicine. Choose three.
antibodies
herbs
animal parts
minerals
