Use questions in this quiz to prep for your Unit Lesson quiz on China's Three Philosophies.
Legalists believe in strong government.
Legalists believe in strict laws.
Legalists believe spying should be harshly punished.
Legalists believe people are naturally wicked.
The natural balance between forces of good and bad.
The ever changing, ever evolving forces of nature
Two tadpoles chasing each other.
All issues in the world are really black and white.
Taoism for Beginners.
Tao Che Mi Cal.
The Tao Jones.
The Tao Te Jing.
Kung Fu? Kung Pow!.
The Analects.
The Teachings of Confucius.
101 ways to enjoy ice cream.
To restore China to its former glory.
To restore peace, order, and stability to society.
To protect natural habitats.
To teach everyone to play hackey-sack.
True
False
Teacher.
Philosopher.
Philanthropist.
Poet.
The oldest member of the family.
The government.
The father of the family.
The person with the most toys.
Old Man.
Lao Tsi.
Shi Huang di.
Liu Bang.
Proper education.
Public humiliation and ridicule.
Strict laws and harsh punishments.
Laughter.
Living in harmony with nature.
The worship of Pooh.
Strict obedience and ritual sacrifice.
Finding your true, inner self.
Lu Gal-gal
Mi An Man
Tu Tu Zi
Legalism has no recognized founder.
True
False
Evil by nature.
Basically good.
Bad but can be taught to be good.
All different.
True
False
To teach the world to sing.
To end poverty.
To feed the masses.
To restore peace, order, and stability to Chinese society.
Following the Tao, individuals learn to live in harmony with nature and with their inner feelings.
To relate to nature and to each other, each human must find an individual way, or Tao.
A universal force called the Tao guides all things.
All creatures, except humans, live in harmony with the Tao.
To bring peace, order, and stability to society.
To teach the world to sing.
To feed the masses.
To clothe the poor.
People are flawed but can be taught right from wrong.
People behave poorly when they are treated poorly.
People are basically good but sometimes behave poorly.
People are competitive and the strongest will rise to the top.
Right mind.
Healthy diet.
Proper behavior.
Absolute freedom.
True
False
Confucius, the most honored teacher.
Confucius, the inventor of Kung Fu.
Confucius, the inventor of ice cream.
Confucius, the first man to dance the hokey pokey.
The Period of Warring Fates was a time of chaos as people in large cities began to practice ancestor worship less and less.
The Period of Warring States was a time of chaos and political instability.
The Period of Warring Mates was a time of chaos as husbands and wives across China competed in what is now recognized as the first reality show.
The Period of Warring Dates was a time of chaos when 1/2 of the country refused to adopt the emperor's new calendar.
A Chinese philosophy that teaches that all confusion leads to wisdom.
A Chinese philosophy based on the teachings of Kong Fu and the behavior of pandas.
The feeling that sets in whenever you enter the History classroom.
A Chinese philosophy based on the teachings of Kong Fu that stresses rigid rules of behavior.
Based on the belief that everyone can find their way to happiness.
Based on the story The Ugly Duckling.
Based on the belief that old age comes to those who wait.
Based on the story The House on Pooh Corner.
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