Sun Wukong's Adventures and Consequences

Sun Wukong, the Monkey King, causes chaos in Heaven and Earth. Despite attempts by the Jade Emperor to control him, including offering him roles in Heaven, Sun Wukong rebels. He steals from the Garden of Immortal Peaches and Laozi's elixir, leading to a battle with Erlang Shen. Captured and imprisoned, Sun Wukong emerges stronger, prompting the Jade Emperor to seek Buddha's intervention.

What title did Sun Wukong earn after his initial adventures?

• Lord of Death

• Jade Emperor

• Monkey King

• Dragon King

Why did the Jade Emperor initially invite Sun Wukong to Heaven?

• To punish him

• To reward him with a high-ranking position

• To keep a close eye on him

• To make him a deity

What realization led Sun Wukong to rebel against his job in Heaven?

• His job was the lowest rank imaginable

• He was not getting paid

• He was not allowed to leave Heaven

• He was being watched constantly

What task was Sun Wukong given to keep him occupied in Heaven?

• Training heavenly soldiers

• Managing the celestial library

• Protecting the Garden of Immortal Peaches

• Guarding the gates of Heaven

How did Sun Wukong disrupt the Grand Festival?

• He destroyed the decorations

• He consumed the entire feast

• He invited uninvited guests

• He stole the festival's treasures

What did Sun Wukong find in Laozi's alchemical room?

• A magical sword

• A book of spells

• Golden elixir

• A map to immortality

Who was called upon to subdue Sun Wukong after his theft?

• Buddha

• The Jade Emperor

• Laozi

• Erlang Shen

What was the outcome of Sun Wukong's imprisonment in the brazier?

• He lost his powers

• He escaped immediately

• He became indestructible

• He was weakened

What did the Jade Emperor decide after Sun Wukong's emergence from the brazier?

• To banish him from Heaven

• To seek Buddha's help

• To imprison him again

• To make him a general

What was the final decision made to deal with Sun Wukong's chaos?

• To send him back to Earth

• To imprison him forever

• To call upon Buddha

• To strip him of his powers