Quiz Content

not completed
.

not completed
. The single most important concept in Chinese and Korean religions is________. (Pages 265, 332)

not completed
. The highest god during the Shang dynasty was ________. (Page 271)

not completed
. Kongzi's notion of rites, or ________, included rules of social etiquette in addition to religious rites. (Page 274)

not completed
. Historically, the two branches of the Daoist tradition are ________. (Page 278)

not completed
. Syncretist Daoists are those who combine ________. (Page 281)

not completed
. Zhuangzi disagreed with Daodejing's notion of non-action, preferring ________. (Page 281)

not completed
. Mohism advocated for ________, also known as jianai. (Page 284)

not completed
. The books on which Kongzi based his Confucian thinking were ________. (Page 286)

not completed
. Empresses in ancient China ________. (Page 289)

not completed
. A rebellion by the ________ was crushed by the Han dynasty, obliterating the group. (Page 291)

not completed
. During the Six Dynasties era, the main differences between the northern and southern developments of Buddhism were ________. (Page 294)

not completed
. Hui Yuan's reason for why monastics should not have to bow to the emperor was that ________. (Page 297)

not completed
. Mofa is ________. (Page 303)

not completed
. Religious Daoists used alchemy to ________. (Page 305)

not completed
. During the Tang dynasty numerous district temples were built for ________. (Page 306)

not completed
. Daoism became the state religion of China during the ________. (Pages 307, 308)

not completed
. Zhu Xi is a Neo-Confucian reformer who held that ________ was the basis of all self-cultivation. (Page 312)

not completed
. Emperor Daoguang appointed Lin Zexu to send a letter to Queen Victoria concerning ________. (Page 316)

not completed
. Two of the three mythical Korean kings who founded the Three Kingdoms were ________. (Page 324)

not completed
. Today, Korea has the largest network of ________ shrines in the world. (Page 326)

Back to top