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70 Cards in this Set
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What is the Zang organ for wood?
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Liver
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What Zang organ is fire?
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Heart
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Which Zang organ is Earth element?
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Spleen
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Which Zang organ is metal element?
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Lungs
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Which Zang organ is the water element?
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Kidneys
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Which Fu organ is wood element?
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Gallbladder
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Which Fu organ is fire element?
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Small intestines
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What Fu organ is Earth element?
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Stomach
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What Fu organ is the metal element?
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Large Intestines
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Which Fu organ is the water element?
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Bladder
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Which sense organ is the wood element?
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Eye
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Which sense organ is fire element?
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Tongue
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Which sense organ is earth element?
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Mouth
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Which sense organ is water?
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Ear
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Which sense organ is metal element?
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Nose
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Which type of tissue is associated with the wood element?
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Tendons
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Which type of tissue is associated with the fire element?
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Vessels
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Which type of tissue is associated with the earth element?
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Muscle
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Which type of tissue is associated with metal element?
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skin and hair
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What type of tissue is associated with water element?
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Bone
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Which emotion is associated with the wood element?
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Anger
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Which emotion is associated with the fire element?
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Joy
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Which emotion is associated with the Earth element?
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Over-thinking
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Which emotion is associated with metal element?
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Grief
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Which emotion is associated with water element?
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Fear
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Which environmental factor is associated with wood?
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Wind
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Which environemental factor is associated with fire?
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Heat
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Which environmental factor is associated with Earth?
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Dampness
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Which environmental factor is associated with metal element?
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Dryness
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Which environemental factor is associated with water element?
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Cold
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What growth and development is associated with the wood element?
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Germination
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What growth and development is associated with fire element?
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Growth
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What growth and development is associated with Earth element?
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Transformation
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What growth and development is associated with metal element?
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Reaping
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What growth and development is associated with water element?
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Storing
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What color symbolizes fire?
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Red
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What color symbolizes Earth?
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Yellow
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What color symbolizes metal?
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White
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What color symbolizes water?
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Black
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What taste is associated with wood?
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Sour
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What taste is associated with fire?
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Bitter
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What taste is associated with Earth?
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Sweet
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What taste is associated with metal?
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Pungent
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What taste is associated with water?
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Salty
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What season is associated with wood?
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Spring
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What season is associated with fire?
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Summer
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What season is associated with Earth?
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Late summer
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What season is associated with metal?
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Autumn
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What season is associated with water?
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Winter
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What color symbolizes wood?
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Green
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What direction is for wood?
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East
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What direction is for fire?
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South
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Which direction is for earth?
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Middle
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What direction is for metal?
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West
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What direction is for water?
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North
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What are the 4 ways the elements can relate to one another?
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Promotion, restriction, reverse restriction and subjugation
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What does wood promote?
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Fire
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What does fire promote?
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Earth
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What does earth promote?
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Metal
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What does metal promote?
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Water
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What does water promote?
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Water promotes wood
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What is the element that promotes something called?
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The mother
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What is the element that is being promoted called?
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The child
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What does wood restrict?
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Earth
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What does Earth restrict?
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Water
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What does water restrict?
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Fire
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What does fire restrict?
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Metal
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What does metal restrict?
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Wood
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What is subjugation?
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Subjugation is a pathological form of restriction where the restricted element is made really weak.
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What is reverse restriction?
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Reverse restriction is when there is a such of an excess of an element that the element that normally restricts it becomes restricted itself in a reverse manner.
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