Deities
Enlightenment
Jewels
Festivals
100

Who is traditionally credited as the founder of Taoism?

Laozi

100

What does the Taoist principle of “Wu Wei” encourage?

Going with the natural flow and acting effortlessly

100

What is the quote that Lao Tzu said about Taoism marriage.

The quote was “Marriage is three parts love, and seven parts about the forgiveness of sins”

100

What is the main theme of the Chinese New Year?  

Celebrating renewal and honoring ancestors

200

What is the fundamental concept in Taoism that represents the natural order of the universe?

The Tao 

200

 According to Taoism, enlightenment is achieved by mastering strict rules and disciplines. Is this true or false?

False. Taoism teaches that enlightenment comes from living in harmony with the Tao, not from strict rules.

200

According to Taoism, when someone dies it is yielded as an unnatural phenomenon that should be feared for days to come . True or False

False 

200

True or False: The Lantern Festival marks the new year’s first full moon and symbolizes enlightenment.  

True 

300

Which of the following is considered a major deity in religious Taoism?

The Jade Emperor 

300

The Taoist symbol that represents the balance of opposites, such as light and dark, is called the ______.

Yin-Yang

300

What are the three Jewels of Taoism?

The three jewels of Taoism are compassion, frugality/ moderation, and humility

300

During which festival do people honor their ancestors and participate in tomb sweeping?  

Qingming Festival.

400

What is the name of the Taoist text attributed to Laozi?

The Tao Te Ching 

400

Which are the Three Treasures in Taoism?

Compassion, Moderation, and Humility

400

What do taoists believe that death is viewed as? Who does the dead return to?

Taoist believe that death is viewed merely as another part of the cycle of life. They believe the dead returns back to the Tao.

400

True or False: The Nine Emperor Gods Festival is a celebration of food and fireworks.

 False. (It focuses on purification rituals, vegetarianism, and honoring spirits.)