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  1. This ancient Chinese philosopher, born around 551 BCE in the state of Lu, is credited as the founder of a major Eastern philosophical tradition.

    • Mencius
    • Zhuangzi
    • Confucius
    • Laozi
  2. The collection of sayings and ideas attributed to the Master and his disciples is known by this two-word title meaning "Selected Sayings."

    • The Doctrine of the Mean
    • The Mencius
    • The Great Learning
    • The Analects
  3. In this philosophy, the five key relationships include ruler-subject, parent-child, husband-wife, elder-younger sibling, and friend-friend.

    • Confucianism
    • Legalism
    • Buddhism
    • Taoism
  4. This virtue, often translated as "humaneness" or "benevolence," is considered the highest moral principle in the teachings of the Master.

    • Yi
    • Li
    • Ren
    • Xiao
  5. Respect for one's parents and ancestors is embodied in this cardinal virtue, often called "filial piety."

    • Li
    • Ren
    • Xiao
    • Zhi
  6. This concept refers to proper ritual conduct, etiquette, and social norms that govern behavior in both ceremonies and daily life.

    • De
    • Li
    • Zhong
    • Ren
  7. The ideal person in this philosophy cultivates virtue, practices rituals, and serves as a moral example — this person is called the "exemplary person" or "gentleman."

    • Junzi
    • Xiaoren
    • Shi
    • Sheng
  8. The Master lived during this turbulent era of Chinese history, marked by warfare among competing states vying for dominance.

    • Han Dynasty
    • Qin Dynasty
    • Spring and Autumn Period
    • Tang Dynasty

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