What are the Five Virtues in Confucianism?

First, please
note that there are many translations for the five virtues so these may be a little different
from what your book says.  The five virtues are:

• Propriety or
  courtesy.  This is sort of like the golden rule in Western thinking.  This means that it is
  important to treat others in proper ways.
• Righteousness or justice.  This
  is the virtue of knowing how to act at all times.  In other words, we should always act in ways
  that are appropriate to the situation.
• Propriety.  This involves respecting
  the old ways that have been passed down.  It involves taking part in the correct rituals, for
  example.
• Wisdom.  This is the knowledge of what is right and wrong, good
  and bad.
• Faithfullness or loyalty.  This can also be called
  trustworthiness.  It is the virtue of being true to your word and always doing what you say you
  will.