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- 4. In Van Bui’s presentation on Buddhism, what quiet activity do Buddhists believe is a way to reach enlightenment or wisdom?
- 5. In Gavin Francis’ research on acupuncture, what was placed into key spots in the body to balance qi energy/heal the body?
- 8. According to Natalie Pasacrita’s presentation on kites, the flight of what animal were the Chinese trying to copy?
- 12. In Tristian Almendral’s presentation on Chinese food staples, what was and still is the most commonly used food staple (and was used to build the Great Wall)?
- 15. According to Theryn Rader’s presentation on tea, during which dynasty was the the drink of boiled tea first known and first made popular?
- 16. In Jiaming hu’s presentation on Chinese inventions, we learn that Huo Yao was trying to make an elixir [drink] of immortality [eternal life], but instead made what, by accident?
- 18. In Melanie Potocki’s presentation on calligraphy what was honey, egg, and gum arabic used to make?
- 19. In Chase Diaz’s presentation on silk, from what covering spun by the silkworm is silk thread actually made?
- 20. In Nicholas Joy’s presentation on healing herbs, which medicinal herb was used by Chinese healers to cure blurry vision and dizziness?
- 23. In Jayden Hernandez’s presentation on food, what does steamed sponge cake (often eaten on New Years) symbolize?
- 27. In Logan Tolve’s presentation on Kabaddi, what equipment did you need to play the game of kabbadi--a blend of wrestling, rugby and tag?
- 29. In Kimberly Jimenez's presentation on foods, what is the name of the other important, small round grain eaten by the Chinese?
- 30. In Michael Lewin’s presentation on Four Great Chinese Inventions, before the compass was used for navigation it was first used for telling your______?
- 32. In Van, Josh’s, and Nathan’s A Visit to a Buddhist Familyś Prayer Room, to whom does a Buddhist person pray to watch over and protect the family?
- 33. In Jason Policaris’ presentation on farming, what is the name of the rice fields, often built on hillside terraces?
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- 1. In Daniella Gallegos' presentation on silk, silk symbolizes the _________ of the upper class. Lower-social classes were forbidden to wear it.
- 2. In Ethan Paz’s presentation on Taoism, the Tao means the natural order or the ___.
- 3. According to Aaron Oo’s presentation on the life of the Buddha, what is the root cause for most suffering?
- 6. In Camila Bury’s presentation on a day in the life of Buddhist monk, the reddish-orange robe of the monk and their shaved head stand for what?
- 7. In Matthew Bartolotto’s sports presentation, with what did the Ancient Chinese use to scare off evils spirits?
- 9. In Benjamin Matthew’s presentation on the Armillary Sphere, we learn that the armillary sphere is a model of what system?
- 10. According to Anika Gurung’s presentation on Nepal, a country where the cow is considered sacred, most people practice what religion?
- 11. In Lillian Alberty’s presentation on the Great Wall of China, which emperor first started building the wall?
- 13. According to Anastasia Iannazzo’s presentation on men’s hairstyles, what were men’s buns called in Ancient China? (It is popular again!)
- 14. In Stella DeRosa’s presentation on jewelry, upper class women often wore jewelry made from what (besides jade)?
- 17. In Farrah Hayden’s presentation on women, during which Imperial Dynasty did women have greater social status and freedom than ever before?
- 21. According to Amelia Calisi’s presentation on social status and clothing, what fabric did most people use in clothing?.
- 22. In Ahtziry Portillo’s presentation on the Chinese Zodiac, besides the dragon, what is the most powerful animal zodiac sign?
- 24. In Kritika Khamcha-Magar’s presentation on peasant’s clothes, peasants were not allowed to wear what color clothing?
- 25. In Leah Lobo’s presentation on Jade, what unique power is held by this green stone?
- 26. In Christopher Colli’s presentation on the Tang Dynasty, this time of wealth and invention was known as the _______ Dynasty.
- 28. According to Grace Cappo’s presentation on the very, very important invention of Porcelain, what kind of clay is porcelain made of?
- 31. In Alberto Areizaga’s presentation on Cujo, we learn that to score in this football/soccer-like game, you must kick the gall through one of how many holes in the goal?