* Approximately how many Chinese characters are in common usage today (that is, the number in a standard Chinese dictionary)?
* Moon cakes are associated with what Chinese festival?
* In case you didn't know, the Chinese invented paper. Approximately what year is traditionally recognized as the year paper was invented?
* Where is the official Chinese imperial art collection housed?
* The Chinese are very proud of their food, and Cantonese food is often said to be the best. One thing Cantonese food is famous for is its ____________.
* What is one thing almost any decent hotel in China offers?
* A popular pastime amongst Chinese people is Tai chi, or Tai Ji Quan. What is it?
* During the Shang dynasty (2nd millennium BC) early Chinese characters were used in divination. These divinations were usually written on one of two kinds of materials, animal bones or ___________.
* What Chinese city is famous for the Bund, a stretch of European neo-classical buildings built early in the 20th century?
* Which modern Chinese leader came up with the idea of 'political tutelage'?
* What was the name of the military academy at which Chiang Kai-shek served as first commandant?
* Lizhou, Shoujuan and Changjuan are all forms of what item related to Chinese art and literature?
* Who was the great literati of the Han dynasty that was the key figure in establishing Confucianism as the state cult philosophy?
* Mao emerged as the single most important leader of the Chinese Communist Party after what conference in 1935?
* What is the Chinese term for filial piety, the cardinal principle of Confucian ethics?
* Dao or Tao is normally translated into English as what?
* Who was the last emperor of the Tang Dynasty, ruling from 904-907 A.D.?
* Which of the following was not one of the 'Nanbeichao' or 'North and South Dynasties'?
* Which of the following is not an English title for the classic Chinese novel 'Shui Hu Zhuan'?
* What is the Chinese name for Tibet?