Kite Festival Knowledge Assessment

The video explores the history and cultural significance of kites, starting from their origins in 5th century BC China, where they were used for military communication and later became children's toys during the Tang Dynasty. The artistry of kite-making in China is highlighted, with Weifang recognized as the kite capital of the world, hosting an international festival that attracts enthusiasts globally.

Who were the Chinese philosophers credited with the creation of the first kites?

• Confucius and Laozi

• Mozart and Lou van

• Sun Tzu and Mencius

• Zhuangzi and Xunzi

What materials were primarily used in the construction of the earliest kites?

• Paper and wood

• Silk and bamboo

• Leather and metal

• Cotton and plastic

In what year was a kite first used as a message in a rescue mission?

• 600 AD

• 549 AD

• 500 AD

• 650 AD

During which dynasty did kites become popular as children's toys?

• Song Dynasty

• Tang Dynasty

• Ming Dynasty

• Han Dynasty

What is a common theme in the decoration of traditional Chinese kites?

• Mythological motifs

• Geometric patterns

• Abstract art

• Modern symbols

Which city is known as the kite capital of the world?

• Guangzhou

• Beijing

• Shanghai

• Wei Phan

What major event is held in Wei Phan related to kites?

• Kite Art Fair

• Global Kite Expo

• World Kite Championship

• International Kite Festival

What is one of the competition categories at the International Kite Festival?

• Best double kites ballet

• Most colorful kite

• Best single kite

• Fastest kite race

How many years has the International Kite Festival been running?

• 25 years

• 30 years

• 40 years

• 35 years

What is a unique feature of the kites displayed at the International Kite Festival?

• They are all made of paper

• They are all shaped like animals

• They come in various shapes and sizes

• They are all monochrome