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King Sejong Fact or Fiction?
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What invention was created during King Sejong's rule?
An instrument for measuring rainfall
A floating palace laboratory
The first Kimchi refrigerator
An underground tunnel from the mainland to Jeju Island
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Why was Hangul so important?
It was the first alphabet ever made
It used only numbers
It replaced spoken language
It was easier for common people to learn
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Which of the following is NOT true about King Sejong?
He improved agriculture
He is the reason Koreans celebrate Hangul Day on October 9
He supported scholars
He built a floating greenhouse
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Which of the following is not true about King Sejong?
He valued education
He supported music
He worked with scholars
He conducted a jazz band under a silk canopy
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Which one of the following is NOT true about King Sejong?
He supported scientific tools
He tested letters using carrier hawks
He created Hangul
His face is on the 10,000 won bill
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If Hangul had not been invented what might have happened?
Koreans would have stoppped farming
People would have stopped speaking
The common people would not have learned to read
Nothing would have changed
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Which of these is not historically accurate about King Sejong?
His legacy is still celebrated today
He ruled in the 1400s
He used Parrots to test how Hangul sounded
He created Hangul
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Which of the following is NOT true?
King Sejong improved farming techiques
Koreans celebrate King Sejong on Hangul Day every October
King Sejong did not not want women & girls to read and write
King Sejong created Hangul
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Why did King Sejong create Hangul?
To make reading and writing more difficult
To give his subjects something to do when it snowed
To help common people read and write
To confuse his enemies
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King Sejong's leadership shows that he valued
Education and fairness
Being popular
Wealth over everything
Only military power
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The book that introduced Hangul was called:
The Golden Scroll
The World According to Sejong the Great
The Royal Code
Hunminjeongeum
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What was King Sejong's most important achievement?
Building a royal submarine
Inventing pizza
Creating Hangul
Discovering Jeju Island
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Why is King Sejong still important today?
His system of writing is still used in Korea today
He helped design the first computer in Korea
He built Korea's highway system
He banned homework for kids under the age of 19
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King Sejong became king in:
1500
1446
1418
1392
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Which statement best shows the effect of Hangul on society?
Spoken Korean decreased as the number of books increased
Military power increased by improving wartime communication
As Literacy increased, knowledge also increased for everyone
Koreans were able to trade more easily with other countries
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What does King Sejong's legacy teach us today?
Access to education can strengthen society
Leaders should avoid trying to change society
Leaders should only support wealthy people in society
Leaders should support inequality
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What was the Hall of Worthies?
The palace jazz band
Sejong's secret spy organization
A group of palace Ninjas
The group of scholars who worked with King Sejong
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King Sejong ruled Korea during which Dynasty?
Qing Dynasty
Ming Dynasty
Joseon Dynasty
Silla Dynasty
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Before Hangul, most Koreans used:
English letters
Drums and smoke signals
Japanese Kana
Classical Chinese characters
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Why was it difficult for the common people to read and write?
Only city people were allowed to read
Books were illegal
Schools did not exist
Chinese Hanja was very difficult for common people to learn.
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Which best describes King Sejong's leadership style?
He did not like working with students
He was interested in education, science, and fairness
Focused only on building military strength
He preferred to be lazy and not do much of anything
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