Expansion of Trade Routes (Spice, Silk & Incense routes)

Which of the following trade routes connected China to the Mediterranean region?

• Silk Road

• Incense Route

• Spice Route

• None of the above

What is one of the main goods traded along the Incense Route?

• Silk

• Perfumes & Spices

• Tea

• Precious metals

Which trade route was known for the exchange of valuable spices like pepper, cinnamon, and nutmeg?

• Silk Road

• Incense Route

• Spice Route

• Tea Route

How did the geographical features of deserts and seas affect trade routes in the UAE?

• They made trade routes shorter.

• They made trade routes safer.

• They presented challenges for traders.

• They had no impact on trade routes.

Which trade route passed through the Arabian Peninsula and was known for the trade of aromatic substances?

• • Silk Road

• • Incense Route

• • Spice Route

• • Tea Route

What goods were commonly traded along the Spice Route?

• • Silk and porcelain

• • Incense and myrrh

• • Spices like pepper, cinnamon, and cloves

• • Jewelry and gemstones

Which of the following was NOT a climatic challenge faced by traders on these routes in the UAE region?

• • Extreme heat in the desert

• • Frequent monsoon rains

• • Sandstorms

• • Arid conditions

How did the Silk Road get its name?

• • It was a route used exclusively for the silk trade.

• • It was paved with silk.

• • Silk was one of the valuable goods traded along this route.

• • It was named after a famous trader named Silk.

How did the Silk, Incense, and Spice routes influence the UAE's history and culture?

• They had no influence on the UAE.

• They led to the development of strong maritime traditions.

• They contributed to the region's cultural diversity and economic growth.

• They caused conflict and wars in the UAE.

Which of the following regions is NOT typically associated with the Silk Road trade route?

• Europe

• Arabia

• India

• South America