Chinese Culture Quiz
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This quiz will enhance your knowledge on Chinese culture in your future practice.
- 1.Which of the following is NOT a primary religion practiced in China?
- A.
Buddhism
- B.
Taoism
- C.
Confucianism
- D.
Scientology
- E.
Ancestor Worship
- 2.The term not used to address Chinese people explain is _______.
- 3.Chinese people tend to refer to what type of healing practice before seeking medical help?
- A.
Praying
- B.
Herbalists and acupuncturists
- C.
Marijuana
- D.
Excercise and diet
- E.
None of the above
- 4.Chinese is a high-context culture?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Chinese New Year is the most important holiday. Chinese people use the lunar calender for Holidays.(Sindy question)
- A.
First statement is correct. Second statement is incorrect and both or related
- B.
First statement is incorrect.Second statement is correct and both or NOT related
- C.
Both statements are correct and related
- D.
Both statements are incorrect and related
- E.
I don't know this question has too much thinking
- 6.What is the Chinese national language?
- A.
Punjabi
- B.
Chinese
- C.
English
- D.
Mandarin
- 7.What is a common response from a Chinese person if asked a question?
- A.
"No, thank you"
- B.
No reply. Nod polietly out of respect
- C.
"Okay, thank you"
- D.
Ignore you
- 8.How much personal space do Chinese people prefer? Do some prefer to sit side-by-side or face-to-face?
- A.
.5 FT and side-by-side
- B.
12FT and face-to-face
- C.
4-5FT and side by side
- D.
2FT and behind your back
- 9.What is the composition/structure of the Chinese culture? Pick the best answer(s).
- A.
Tradition Chinese values place individuals above family and society
- B.
Traditional Chinese values place family and society above the individual.
- C.
Traditional Chinese values are more self-centered than family orientated
- D.
Traditional Chinese values are differentiating in younger generations as they are influenced by other cultures.
- 10.Chinese people are usually shy in unfamiliar environments, What is the proper greeting for your patient to make them feel more comfortable?
- A.
"Wassup Lou, come sit". Be more direct as it is clear.
- B.
"Hi Mr.Woo, please have a seat". Use "Mr" or "Mrs" to address your patient
- C.
"Hi Lou, please have a seat." Use of "Mr" or "Mrs" not important but write name order with last name followed by first name, similar to China.
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