This document is a series of questions about Matteo Ricci, a Jesuit missionary to China in the 16th century. It begins by warning the reader not to enter the house, then provides a series of multiple choice questions about Ricci's life and accomplishments, including when he was born, the languages he spoke, why he decided to go to China, which dynasty was in power when he arrived, his predecessor, how he was able to travel safely, his greatest contributions, his insights into Christianity and Chinese culture, and how the Chinese respected him after his death. The document concludes by congratulating the reader on obtaining knowledge but warning them to leave the house.

1. You shouldn’t have come here…..

3. Welcome
This house is well know for the book that
provides you the knowledge of everything.
However, to get the intelligence by finding the
treasure, you must prove that you deserve to
have it.
Solve the questions every time you take the
step in to the house.
And…
Be careful not to meet ghost…
it will not let you go out.. ALIVE

4. When was Matteo Ricci born?
a. 1552
b. 1789
c. 2000

5. What languages can Ricci
speak?
a. Latin, Greek
b. Portuguese, Chinese
c. Both a and b

6. Why did Ricci decide to
come to China?
a. Because he really likes the cuisine there
b. Because he wanted to come to a
country with a lot of people so that
Christianity could be more quickly spread
c. He didn’t choose, he was assigned to
come to China

7. When Ricci first
arrived, China was in the
reign of which dynasty?
a. Ching Dynasty
b. Han Dynasty
c. Ming Dynasty

8. Who is Ricci’s
predecessor as a Jesuit
missionary in China?
a. Christian Blood
b. Michele Ruggieri
c. Johann Adam Schall von Bell

9. Why could he travel around China and
preach without being expelled or
suffering from hostile like some of his
predecessors?
a. Because he found out that the only way to walk around China
safely is travelling under the protection of high officials
b. Because local people loved him more than the others for his
kindness and caring
c. Because he wore Chinese costumes so local people couldn’t
recognize him as foreigners

10. What is the greatest contribution of
Ricci to the relationship between
China and Europe?
a. Compilation of Chinese-Portuguese
dictionary
b. Making world map in Chinese
c. Spreading Christianity to many parts
of China

11. What was his innovative discovery
about Chinese culture in regard to
Christianity?
a. Chinese culture is strongly influenced by Confucianism, so it’s
better to explain Christian beliefs using existing Confucian concepts
b. No one in China had heard of Christianity and God before, so there’s
no way to convert people to Christianity
c. Confucianism and Christianity have a lot of similar concepts, so
people believed in everything he said immediately

12. How did Chinese people show
their respect to Ricci after
his death?
a. There were lots of institutes named after him
and he had a memory palace
b. They had a 7-day funeral for him
c. They built a statue of Ricci and placed it
inside the palace

14. Congratulation.. Now you had the book
of knowledge.
Now, GET OUT OF THIS HOUSE before
I get you..!!

15. The end of the Game