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I Ching by China
  • 1. What is the I Ching also known as?
A) The Arte of War
B) The Book of Wisdom
C) The Classic of Poetry
D) The Book of Changes
  • 2. How many hexagrams are there in the I Ching?
A) 40
B) 32
C) 56
D) 64
  • 3. What is the main purpose of the I Ching?
A) Scientific study
B) Religious scripture
C) Historical record
D) Divination
  • 4. What is the structure of a hexagram composed of?
A) Six lines
B) Eight lines
C) Four lines
D) Three lines
  • 5. Who is said to have contributed to the I Ching in the form of commentaries?
A) Sunzi
B) Confucius
C) Zhuangzi
D) Laozi
  • 6. What is the primary concern of the I Ching's teachings?
A) Predictability
B) Change
C) Stability
D) Repetition
  • 7. What type of literature is the I Ching considered?
A) Religious doctrine
B) Philosophical text
C) Scientific manual
D) Historical narrative
  • 8. What is the significance of the changing lines in a hexagram?
A) Represent stability
B) Show continuity
C) Indicate transformation
D) Detail history
  • 9. Which Asian country besides China has a historical relationship with the I Ching?
A) Thailand
B) Vietnam
C) Korea
D) Japan
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