China and Japan Test Review

Fireworks, kites, umbrellas, and paper are all examples of -

• Tools used during the first World War

• Chinese innovations

• Communication technology

• Economic stability

What was an important effect of trade along the Silk Road?

• Chinese religions became popular among the Americas.

• Roman leaders attempted to invade China.

• Farming methods in steppes of Central Asia improved.

• An exchange of goods occurred between East Asia and Europe.

Which of the following best explains how tsunamis are formed?

• A large wave forms after higher than normal tides.

• An earthquake on land causes the shoreline to fall, resulting in a large wave.

• A sudden and violent underwater earthquake creates an enormous wave.

• Circular winds formed by a hurricane create large waves.

The student protesters at Tiananmen Square were directly influenced by -

• Desire for democracy and individual rights that Western countries have

• The moral teachings of Confucius and family loyalty

• Economic reform

• Chinese traditions and government regulation

What architectural structure was built to defend against invaders, extends across northern China, and is made of local materials?

• Iron Curtain

• Great Wall of China

• Berlin Wall

• Grand Canyon

The Himalayan Mountains between India and China are an example of a transportation -

• System

• Barrier

• Corridor

• Exchange

Which of the following economic activities are most common in Japan?

• Production of oil

• Farming and fishing

• Mining for diamonds

• Construction of skyscrapers

Which headline best demonstrates the effects of growth of industry in China?

• Air and Water Becoming Increasingly Polluted

• Agricultural Production on the Rise

• Government Moves to Democracy

• Standard of Living Lowers

The Japanese are know for many customs such as: bowing to greet guests, respecting their elders, not showing affection in public, and -

• Hiking the Great Wall

• Studying the Vedas

• Throwing a boomerang

• Remove shoes when entering a home

What geographic features prevent people from living in certain parts of Japan?

• Lakes

• Swamps

• Mountains

• Rainbows