Confucianism

‘Civics’ is required at the …

• pre-university school

• secondary school

• Primary school

• All of them

When was Confucius born?

• 479 B.C.

• 155 B.C.

• 974 B.C.

• 551 B.C.

Confucius was _____

• One of China's greatest leaders

• One of China's greatest philosophers

• One of China's greatest prophets

• One of China's greatest forefathers

Why did Confucius travel across China?

• To spread his moral and ethical ideas

• To get away from war

• To find a new leader who followed his ideas

• To get away from his wife

Which of these is not a relationship stressed in Confucianism?

• parents and children

• state and subject

• brother and brother

• friend and friend

Through Confucianism, human ________ are arranged so they harmonize with the workings of the cosmos, so the cosmos harmonizes society, so society returns harmony to the cosmos.

• politics

• relationships

• beings

• dwellings

What’s his name (in English/in Vietnamese)?

Which of the following countries was influenced the least by Confucianism?

• Japan

• Vietnam

• Cambodia

• Singapore

Six core values identified as the foundation for good character are ...

•  respect, responsibility, trust, care, resilience, and harmony. 

• respect, hardworking, integrity, care, resilience, and harmony. 

• respect, responsibility, liberty, care, resilience, and harmony. 

• respect, responsibility, integrity, care, resilience, and harmony. 

 ‘Civics and Moral Education’ (CME) is compulsory at the ….

• the primary and secondary levels

• the secondary and university levels

• the primary level

• the secondary level