Confucian virtue ethics is similar to the Aristotelian version in that both are very practical.Question 6Select one:a.Trueb.False

Comparing Ethics in the West and the East, and in particular the Aristotelian and Confucian systems, they have a common theme which is:Question 37Answera.Temperatureb.Harmonyc.Controld.Courage

Virtue, then, being of two kinds, intellectual and moral, intellectual virtue in the main owes its birth and growth in teaching (for its reason it requires experience and time). While moral virtue comes about as a result of habit.Question 11Answera.Falseb.True

Which of these is the Influence of Confucianism on Chinese Business Culture?Select one:a.Moral Developmentb.Orientation to family and groupc.Conflict avoidance and desire for peaced.All of these

rewrite：”In contrast to the harshness of the law, Confucius advocated the principle of governing with benevolence and virtue to educate and guide the people.“academiclly

A. Modified true or false. Write the word TRUE if the statement is true. If false, write the wordFALSE and change the underlined word to make the statement correct.1. Confucianism started as a philosophy that would provide a solution to China’schaotic society during the Shang dynasty.2. Confucianism was adopted by the Han dynasty as an instrument for its politicallegitimacy.3. Daoism believes that nature should be allowed to take its natural course for theattainment of social order.4. Shintoism emphasized the core values of family, tradition, nature, ancestors, purity,and ritual practices.5. Laozi believed that what makes us human is our feeling of sympathy for other’ssuffering, but what makes us virtuous is our cultivation of this inner potential.6. In Shinto, pollution is inevitable but can be washed away by proper meditation.7. In Confucianism, destiny can only be achieved when one has cultivated oneselfto the highest potential that one’s actions go effortlessly with the way of theuniverse.8. The Dao is considered as the “mother of all things” and playing the feminine partis a constant theme in Daoism.9. A normative interpretation of ming sees destiny as a distant force beyond humancontrol.10. In Confucianism, a woman’s life revolves around obeying men---her father, herhusband, and her brother.B. Matching Type. Write the letter of the correct answer.1. zhong2. li3. ren4. junzi5. ming6. mikoa. destinyb. ritualc. concern for othersd. perfect gentlemane. female shamansf. purification rituals