A) Largest B) Fourth-largest C) Second-largest D) Third-largest
A) Jiangsu B) Beijing C) Qufu D) Jintan
A) 1981 B) 2005 C) 1302 D) 1735
A) Temür B) Chengzong C) Qianlong D) Xinhai
A) Tang and Song B) Yuan and Ming C) Yuan and Qing D) Ming and Qing
A) 50,000 B) 10,000 C) 220,000 D) 20,000
A) Buddhist monks B) Foreign diplomats C) Local merchants D) Imperial officials
A) Beijing History Museum B) National Museum C) Forbidden City Museum D) Capital Museum
A) Confucian Academy B) Hanlin Academy C) Imperial Academy D) Guozijian Academy
A) Nanchizi Street B) Guozijian Street C) Changan Avenue D) Wangfujing Street
A) Two B) Five C) Three D) Four
A) Hall for Admiration of the Sage B) Gate of the Late Master C) Gate of Great Accomplishment D) Hall of Great Accomplishment
A) Gate of the Late Master B) Hall for Admiration of the Sage C) Gate of Great Accomplishment D) Hall of Great Accomplishment
A) 198 B) 13 C) 14 D) 51,624
A) More than 51,624 B) Less than 1,000 C) Exactly 198 D) Around 14,000
A) 14 B) 198 C) 13 D) 51
A) Qianlong Emperor B) Hongwu Emperor C) Kangxi Emperor D) Temür Emperor
A) Gate of Great Accomplishment B) Hall of Great Accomplishment C) Gate of the Late Master D) Hall for Admiration of the Sage
A) Stone steles of the Thirteen Classics B) Carved stone drums C) The art collection of the Capital Museum D) A large collection of ancient Chinese musical instruments
A) Imperial officials paying respects B) A cypress tree knocking off a hat C) Two flying dragons playing with a pearl among the clouds D) Confucius teaching his disciples
A) Nanjing B) Jintan C) Qufu D) Beijing
A) Henan Province B) Shandong Province C) Jiangsu Province D) Zhejiang Province
A) Sage Cypress B) Touch-Evil Cypress C) Dragon Cypress D) Imperial Cypress
A) Stole his sword B) Blocked his path C) Knocked off his hat D) Dropped leaves on him
A) It can cure illnesses B) It can predict the weather C) It can distinguish between good and evil D) It can grant wishes |