1. This enamelware uses thin copper strips to separate different colored designs, and can be found all over China. What is it called? Cochineal Cloisonné Chinoiserie Caoshu

2. 'Ciqi' is the term for what prized Chinese artform? Porcelain Landscape painting Calligraphy Bronzework

3. What is the Japanese tea ceremony called? Chu-gu-ji Cho-sen-karatsu Cha-no-yu Chi-jiru-oh

4. 'Chedi' is the name for which of these structures in Thailand? Stupa Wall Temple Statue

5. Borobudur is perhaps the most famous temple in Indonesia. In Indonesia, which of these words would be used for 'temple'? Candi Chakri Chawa Culang

6. The center of this religion is a gaudy but fascinating temple complex that can be found in the village of Tay Ninh, about 100 miles northwest of Saigon, in Vietnam...but which religion is this? Confucianism Cao-Dai Christian-Buddhist Society Chua Huong

7. Celadon, a famous ceramic-ware of Korea, is usually characterized with a glaze of which color? Green White Black Red

8. This flower is the symbol of the retired life of an official in China in art and poetry, and serves as the national flower of Japan. Columbine Camellia Chrysanthemum Cherry blossom

9. Japanese Zen Buddhism is often associated with minimalist painting and sculpture, and has won the observation of Western artists like Noguchi and Tobey. Originally, however, Zen was imported from China...where it was known as...? Che Chan Chu Chong

10. This Lao expression, meaning 'prince of the sky' refers to a great Lao prince who founded the Lan Xang empire, a modern Thai novel about Hmong rebels fighting in the Korean war and a style of upswept roofs found in Lao temples...but what is it called? Chon gun Chao fa Crom ji Cha liang