WC Test 4.1

What is the significance of the Ganges River?

• The Ganges River is primarily known for its scenic beauty.
• The Ganges River is a major source of hydroelectric power.
• The Ganges River is famous for its diverse wildlife.
• The Ganges River is significant for its religious holy site, cultural, and economic importance in India.

How do the Himalayan Mountains help India during early civilization?

• The Himalayas caused frequent floods that harmed agriculture.
• The Himalayas provided trade routes for early Indian civilization.
• The Himalayas were a source of abundant mineral resources for India.
• The Himalayas protected early Indian civilization from invasions and influenced climate and agriculture.

Label the image by what major landform it is showing:

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Himalayan Mountains

Indus River

Indian Ocean

Bay of Bengal

The wet season monsoons are extremely important to South Asia's

• schools

• malls

• textile industry

• agriculture

Which 2 are negative effects of Cyclones in South Asia?

• Storm Surge

• Violent Winds

• Helpful to Native Americans

• Increases trade in North America

Who introduced the caste system to India?

• The Arabs

• The British

• The Aryans

• The Chinese

What is Taj Mahal made of?

• Wood

• Quarts

• Marble

• Stone

What is the effect of pollution on Taj Mahal?

• Its marble is becoming weak.

• The marble of Taj Mahal is turning green.

• The marble of Taj Mahal is turning yellow.

• Its marble is cracking.

Which group brought modern transportation such as railway/railroads to India?

• The British
• The Dutch
• The Portuguese
• The French

What were the consequences of being born into a lower caste in the caste system?

• Equal treatment, unlimited opportunities, unrestricted mobility, participation in all activities

• Higher social status, increased opportunities, freedom of movement, inclusion in activities

• No consequences, no limitations, complete freedom, full inclusion in society

• Social discrimination, limited opportunities, restricted mobility, exclusion from activities