Ancient China's Arts and Culture

In Ancient China, there was four types of arts: calligraphy, Chinese chess, brush painting and (a)  

In Ancient china, social classes were based on birth, wealth and

• type of artist

• type of work

Choose the correct order of the Ancient China's social class.

• Emperor, Royal officials, Farmers

• Royal officials, Farmers, Emperor

• Farmers, Royal officials, Emperor

• Royal officials, Emperor, Farmers

People in the North in Ancient China ate

• Boiled rice, fruits, and seafood

• They flavored food with hot peppers and spices

• Boiled noodles, soybeans, baked breads

People in the South in Ancient China ate

• Boiled rice, fruits, and seafood

• They flavored food with hot peppers and spices

• Boiled noodles, soybeans, baked breads

People in the Western mountains in Ancient China ate

• Boiled rice, fruits, and seafood

• They flavored food with hot peppers and spices

• Boiled noodles, soybeans, baked breads

Wealthy people in Ancient China ate

• Pork

• Lamb

• Duck

• Pigeon

• All of the answers

Special feasts in Ancient China was celebrated with

• Snakes

• Dogs

• Bear claws

• All of the answers

• None of the answers

A martial of military art known in Ancient China was

• Karate

• Taekwondo

• Kung Fu

Clothing in Ancient China was (more than one answer)

• Hats, jewelry, and silk

• Cotton, jersey, and spandex

• long shirt-like clothing made out of hemp