Sixty hand-picked questions across all 9 practice areas
Start with these original foundation exercises, then use the interactive sample for broader practice. These introductory examples are separate from the 60-question sample and are not official exam questions.
Answer: A. Wood, fire, earth, metal, and water form the five-phase framework. The other options mix different categories. First identify which classification a question asks about before comparing the answers.
Terminology reference: WHO international standard terminology, five phases (1.1.21–1.1.27).
Answer: B. The liver corresponds to wood in this traditional framework. Metal is associated with the lung, and water with the kidney. These are TCM theoretical correspondences, not descriptions of biomedical organ function.
Terminology reference: WHO international standard terminology, five phases (1.1.21–1.1.27).
Answer: C. Coolness and stillness are yin qualities. Warmth, movement, brightness, and ascent are yang qualities. Learn the contrast as a relationship, rather than treating either category as inherently good or bad.
Terminology reference: WHO international standard terminology, Yin/Yang.
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