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WorksheetsConfucianism Mock Exam
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
In Confucianism, what is the Dao?
Law codes
The moral Way/path
A government role
An economic rule
Junzi refers to:
A wealthy ruler
A morally excellent person
A military leader
A religious priest
Ren means:
Ritual correctness
Compassion / Humaneness
Social power
Wisdom
Li refers to:
Government laws
Rituals and proper social conduct
Internal emotions only
Economic hierarchy
“One source of virtue, not two” means:
Virtue only comes from external rules
Virtue only comes from fear of punishment
Virtue comes from within a person, not from external rules + internal feelings together
Virtue comes only from the family
What does Mengzi argue Li (rituals) help cultivate?
Ren
Wealth
Justice
Social reputation
In “The Child in the Well,” Mengzi argues humans naturally show:
Jealousy
Fear
Spontaneous compassion
Rational calculation
In “The King Sees an Ox,” the king’s reaction demonstrates:
Weakness
Confusion
Natural moral empathy
Disrespect for rituals
The barley seeds analogy shows:
Virtue is inherited genetically
Virtue is random
Virtue grows when nurtured properly
Virtue cannot change over time
Confucian moral development primarily depends on:
Harsh punishment
Logical argument
Training oneself through ritual practice + nurturing natural compassion
Religious devotion
