Which virtue is most emphasized in Confucianism?
Loyalty
Courage
Filial piety
Charity
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Which virtue is most emphasized in Confucianism?
Loyalty
Courage
Filial piety
Charity
What did Confucius believe about education?
Only for the elite
A right for everyone
Not important
Reserved for men
According to Confucius, what is the foundation of government?
Morality
Economy
Military
Religion
What is the birthplace of Confucius called today?
Beijing
Qufu
Shanghai
Nanjing
What does Confucius believe leads to a harmonious society?
Strict laws
Education and virtue
Wealth and power
Fear and punishment
What does the Confucian term "Junzi" mean?
Gentleman
Scholar
Soldier
Farmer
What is the Confucian ideal for rulers?
Benevolence
Strength
Wealth
Fear
How many main relationships are central to Confucianism?
3
5
7
9
Which dynasty made Confucianism the official state philosophy?
Han Dynasty
Tang Dynasty
Qin Dynasty
Ming Dynasty
When was Confucius born?
551 BCE
479 BCE
500 BCE
600 BCE
Which Dickens novel features Ebenezer Scrooge?
A Christmas Carol
Oliver Twist
David Copperfield
Great Expectations
Where was Charles Dickens born?
London
Portsmouth
Manchester
Liverpool
What was the name of Dickens's father?
John Dickens
Edward Dickens
James Dickens
Charles Dickens Sr.
Which character says, "Please, sir, I want some more"?
Pip
Oliver Twist
David Copperfield
Tiny Tim
Which novel by Dickens begins with "It was the best of times..."
Oliver Twist
Bleak House
A Tale of Two Cities
Hard Times
What is the name of the inn in The Pickwick Papers?
The Blue Boar
The White Horse
The Bull
The Maypole
What is the title of Dickens's novel about an orphan named Pip?
David Copperfield
Oliver Twist
Bleak House
Great Expectations
What pseudonym did Dickens use for his early works?
Pip
Boz
Dodger
Gradgrind
Dickens's works were often serialized in which format?
Magazines
Books
Pamphlets
Newspapers
What was Dickens's final completed novel?
Our Mutual Friend
Hard Times
Bleak House
Great Expectations