4th Grade Imperial China Assessment-HOLLLINS

The Chinese made paper by mashing together __________________, tree bark, and other ingredients.

• hemp

• yurt

• celadon

• yak

A Xiongnu was a(n) ________________who wandered the open grasslands, called steppes.

• nomad
• trade route

• yurt

• porcelein

The Silk Road became an important ______________________-.

• trade route
• yurt

• yak

• celadon

A(n) ______________________is a home that can be taken down quickly when it is time to move.

• yurt
• cultural diffusion

• yak

• nomad

Buddhism spread into China through ___________________ .

• trade
• cultural diffusion

• yak

• yurt

Pottery glazed _____________________ with is green or blue.

• celadon

• yak

• yurt

• hemp

Beautiful Han dynasty ________________________is so strong that it still survives today.

• porcelain
• yak

• yurt

• nomad

A merchant on the Silk Road might have used a(n) _________________ to carry goods.

• yak

• nomad

• hemp

• yurt

The Han government later followed the ideas of ________________________, which emphasized respect, family, and good leadership.

• Confucianism
• nomadic

• Legalism

• Buddhism

The Silk Road was a major ________________________ that connected China to other regions.

• trade route
• terra-cotta

• yurt

• yak