Ramayana
Monkey
Sundiata
Ways of Thought
100

Who was Soorpanaka? 

A demon that tried to seduce Rama.

100

Where did monkey first live? 

Flower Fruit Mountain

100

Who was Sogolon?

The mother of Sundiata

100

What is confucianism?

A way of thought meant to teach you to follow your role in society

200

According to Ramayana, what makes a good woman?

A good woman is one who is beautiful, obedient, respectful, and submissive.

200

What title does Monkey take?

"Great Sage, Equal of Heaven"

200

What did the people of Mali value?

Loyalty to their community, remembrance of their history, and God's plan.

200

What is Daoism?

A way of thought meant to teach you to accept your situation, and to go with the flow

300

What happens to Sita at the end of the story?

Rama is disappointed in her being kidnapped and she is upset, so she jumps into flames to kill herself which in conclusion, proves her loyalty to Rama and he takes her back.

300

What does Monkey realize before his quest?

He and his subjects become aware of their future

300

“The silk-cotton tree emerges from a tiny seed" (16). This quote means...

You shouldn't judge by appearances. Unexpected things can come from something small.

300

What is Legalism?

Way of thought to teach order, and they use harsh punishments

400

How did Soorpanaka trick Ravana?

She told him of Sita's beauty to make him fall in love with her

400

What is the relationship between the Bull Demon and Princess Iron Fan?

Marriage

400

“But whoever knows the history of a country can read its future" (41). This quote means...

By knowing your history, you won’t repeat the same mistakes and you’ll be able to learn from your ancestors to know what you should do.

400

What is Buddhism?

Buddhism is way of thought meant to teach you of the cycle of suffering, and karma

500

How did Sita and Rama know each other?

They dreamt of each other, and knew each other in their past lives

500

Who was the scripture pilgrim?

Tripitaka

500

"In the world, man suffers for a reason, but never eternally" (74). This quote means...

This quote is explaining that suffering is necessary in everyone’s life so you can grow and have great appreciation of the times that are good. The suffering always will eventually end and it is all a part of God’s plan.

500

What is the difference between Legalism and Daoism?

One teaches you harsh punishments, the other teaches you to go with the flow

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