Chinese guardian lions - Quiz
A) Glass B) Marble C) Plastic D) Gold
A) Strict government laws B) They were considered dangerous C) Lack of skilled artisans D) High cost and labor
A) Bronze and iron B) Clay and mud C) Marble and granite D) Concrete and resin
A) Yin and yang B) Wealth and poverty C) Heaven and earth D) Sun and moon
A) A cub B) An embroidered ball C) An elephant D) A pearl
A) The sacred word om B) Protection of the temple C) The cycle of life D) Wealth and prosperity
A) The surrounding gardens B) The inhabitants C) The structure D) The entrance gate
A) Peace and war B) The cycle of day and night C) The sacred word om D) Truth and lies
A) Death B) Life C) Wealth D) Power
A) It is made of real gemstone B) It is made of solid bronze C) It glows in the dark D) It can roll but not be removed
A) On the right B) On the left C) Behind the female D) In the center
A) Mandala design B) Yoga practice C) Vastu Shastra D) Samaragana Sutradhara
A) Kerala B) Punjab C) Rajasthan D) Tamil Nadu
A) A crouching elephant B) A pile of gold C) A lotus flower D) A tiger
A) They reflect emotion rather than reality B) They are always painted C) They are much smaller D) They have no teeth
A) Wisdom B) Power C) Loyalty D) Speed
A) They are lifelike depictions B) They are stylized representations C) They represent the cycle of life D) They are always made of bronze
A) Vastu Shastra B) Feng Shui C) Samaragana Sutradhara D) The embroidered ball
A) Those dwelling inside B) The temple boundaries C) The sacred jewels D) The external material structure
A) Xiù qiú B) Yin C) Om D) Gajasimha
A) Shisa B) Singha or Sing C) Sanye D) Chinthe
A) Sanye B) Shishi C) Komainu D) Singha
A) Sing B) Shishi C) Chinthe D) Sanye
A) Chinthe B) Sư tử đá C) Snow Lion D) Shisa
A) Shisa B) Sanye C) Sing D) Sư tử đá
A) Snow Lion B) Singha C) Shishi D) Chinthe
A) Singha B) Sanye C) Sư tử đá D) Shisa
A) Chinthe B) Singha C) Sanye D) Komainu
A) Foo Dogs B) Shisa C) Chinthe D) Sanye
A) A royal title B) A geographic location C) A type of dog breed D) Buddha or prosperity
A) Because they were originally bred as dogs B) Because of their size and fur C) Because they are biologically dogs D) Due to the Japanese term 'Korean dog'
A) Pekingese B) Sanye C) Shisa D) Chow Chow
A) Prosperity dog B) Lion dog C) Puffy-lion dog D) Buddha dog
A) Japan B) Vietnam C) India D) Tibet
A) Nepal B) Sri Lanka C) Cambodia D) Thailand
A) Korean dog B) Lion dog C) Puffy dog D) Buddha dog
A) Prosperity B) Buddha C) Lion D) Dog
A) Plastic B) Wood C) Stone D) Gold
A) Buddhism B) Shinto C) Taoism D) Confucianism
A) The moon B) Nurture C) Material elements D) Imperial law
A) Agriculture B) Wealth C) The sun D) Spirit
A) Mongolian B) Tibetan C) Sanskrit D) Persian
A) Tenth century AD B) First century AD C) Sixth century AD D) Twelfth century AD
A) The sun B) A toy C) Supremacy over the world D) A harvest
A) Brazil B) Canada C) Thailand D) Egypt
A) Harmful spiritual influences B) Structural decay C) Overpopulation D) Rain and wind
A) Holding a ball B) Sleeping C) Dancing D) Restraining a cub
A) Barbary lions B) Mountain lions C) Asiatic lions D) African lions
A) Maritime Silk Road B) Silk Road C) Tea Horse Road D) Steppe Route
A) Tang dynasty B) Ming dynasty C) Han dynasty D) Qing dynasty
A) Romans B) Sogdians C) Egyptians D) Vikings
A) Persia B) India C) Samarkand D) Parthia
A) Elephant B) Peacock C) Tiger D) Ostrich
A) Bodhidharma B) Fa-Hsien C) Xuanzang D) Huilin |
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