The Great Wall of China

Grandfather Atticus introduces the Great Wall of China, highlighting its historical significance, construction techniques, and cultural impact. The wall, built over 2000 years, served as a military defense and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The video explores its construction, including innovative methods like using ice for transportation, and its defense system, featuring beacon towers and pass cities. The Great Wall symbolizes Chinese spirit and ingenuity. A quiz at the end reinforces learning.

What continent is the Great Wall of China located on?

• Asia

• Africa

• South America

• Europe

What was the original purpose of the Great Wall?

• Agriculture

• Trade

• Military defense

• Tourism

How long did it take to build the Great Wall?

• 1000 years

• 2000 years

• 3000 years

• 500 years

Which dynasty first unified the walls to form the Great Wall?

• Tang

• Ming

• Han

• Qin

What tool did ancient builders use to transport materials on ice?

• Handcarts

• Sleds

• Cranes

• Boats

What is the main part of the Great Wall's defense system?

• Moat

• Beacon Tower

• Castle

• Watchtower

What was the purpose of the Beacon Tower?

• To store food

• To hold meetings

• To house soldiers

• To transmit military information

What is the idiom related to the Pass City?

• Actions speak louder than words

• A stitch in time saves nine

• If one man holds the pass, 10,000 people can't get in

• The early bird catches the worm

In what year was the Great Wall listed as a World Cultural Heritage site?

• 2017

• 1997

• 1987

• 2007

What does the Great Wall symbolize in modern times?

• Cultural diversity

• Chinese spirit

• Economic power

• Technological advancement