"Journey to the West" training questions and answers

Answer 1

Here are some training questions and answers for Journey to the West:

** 1. Fill in the blanks **
1. Journey to the West was a long mythological novel. It was based on the incident of Xuanzang going to the Western Regions to obtain scriptures during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty. This incident was recorded in detail in the Records of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty and the Biography of the Master of the Ci 'en Temple of the Tang Dynasty.
2. Journey to the West has a total of 100 chapters.
3. Sun Wukong's first master was Grandmaster Bodhi. His weapon was originally the Ocean-Pacifying Divine Needle of Dayu, also known as the Ruyi Golden Cudgel. After wreaking havoc in the Heavenly Palace, he was suppressed under the Five Elements Mountain by Buddha. Tang Sanzang named him the Walker and later named him the Fighting Buddha.
4. Zhu Bajie, also known as Wu Neng, was originally Marshal Tianpeng who managed the Heavenly River Navy. He was convicted of descending to the mortal world and mistakenly threw himself into a pig fetus. He once occupied Yunzhan Cave as a demon and was later granted the title of Jingtan Envoy.
5. Monk Sand was also called Wujing. He was originally a Curtain General in the Heavenly Palace. He was demoted to the lower realm and became a demon in the Flowing Sand River. Later, he was conferred the title of Golden Body Arhat.
6. The White Dragon Horse was originally the Little White Dragon of the Third Prince of the Dragon King of the West Sea. It was imprisoned in the Eagle Worry Stream for disobeying its father's order. Later, it turned into a white horse and carried the Tang Priest to fetch scriptures. It was conferred the title of Eight Heavenly Dragons. Later, it was restored in the Dragon Transformation Pool and coiled around the pillar of the Great Thunderclap Temple.

** 2. Comprehension summary questions **
1. Chapters 1 to 7 were about the birth of Sun Wukong and his havoc in Heaven. It was about Sun Wukong's infinite pursuit of freedom and the tragedy of his final failure in the struggle. It reflected the contradictory situation between the nature of human freedom and the constraints of real life.
2. The four continents in the book were the East Victory Divine Continent, the West Niuhe Continent, the South Shanbu Continent, and the North Kulu Continent.

** 3. Memory and identification questions (person-related)**
1. The most rebellious chapter of Sun Wukong's story was "Havoc in Heaven." In this story, the Heavenly Palace was the name of the feudal ruling class, the Jade Emperor was the incarnation of the feudal supreme ruler, and Sun Wukong was the incarnation of the rebels and the representative of human freedom.
2. (Zhu Bajie) Look in the mirror-I'm not human inside or outside;(Sun Wukong) Get into the belly of the Iron Fan Princess-I'm worried.

** 4. Single choice question (no specific question given, temporarily omitted)**

** 5. Character Analysis (Sun Wukong as an example)**
Sun Wukong had the characteristics of an animal, a god, and a human. In terms of animal nature, he had the appearance of a monkey with a thunderous mouth and a hairy face. He had the habits of a monkey that was smart, obedient, and active. In terms of divinity, he was omnipotent and had the magical ability to change in seventy-two ways. In terms of human nature, he was arrogant, impulsive, liked to tease people, and believed in the saying,"A teacher for a day is a father for life."

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