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Unit 7 - Southeast Asia Review

Total questions: 149

Worksheet time: 1hrs 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What country is being featured? 
a)
South Korea
b)
North Korea
c)
Japan 
d)
China
2.
What country is shown here? 
a)
Japan
b)
North Korea
c)
South Korea
d)
China
3.
What country is shown here?
a)
Indian
b)
Vietnam
c)
Japan
d)
China
4.
What physical feature is shown here? 
a)
Gobi Desert
b)
Himalayan mountains
c)
Taklimakan Desert
d)
Yangtze River
5.
What river is featured in red here?
a)
Yangtze River
b)
Ganges River
c)
Huang He River
d)
Indus River 
6.
What river is featured here?
a)
Indus River
b)
Ganges River
c)
Yangtze River
d)
Huang He River
7.
What physical feature lies north of the Himalayas and west of the Gobi Desert? 
a)
Sea of Japan
b)
Korean Peninsula
c)
Taiwan
d)
Taklimakan desert
8.
What country is shown here? 
a)
China
b)
India
c)
Nepal
d)
Japan
9.
What physical feature is shown here?
a)
Gobi desert
b)
Korean Peninsula
c)
South China Sea
d)
Himalayas 
10.
What body of water separates China from the Korean Peninsula?
a)
Sea of Japan
b)
South China Sea
c)
Bay of Bengal
d)
Yellow Sea
11.
What body of water is shaded in gray?
a)
South China Sea
b)
Bay of Bengal
c)
Sea of Japan
d)
Yellow Sea
12.
What country is shown here?
a)
Japan
b)
China
c)
Vietnam
d)
India
13.
What river is highlighted here in dark yellow?
a)
Indus
b)
Ganges
c)
Yangtze
d)
Huang He
14.
What body of water separates the Korean Peninsula from Japan?
a)
Sea of Japan
b)
South China Sea
c)
Bay of Bengal
d)
Indian Ocean
15.
a)
Atlas Mountains
b)
Rocky Mountains
c)
Himalaya Mountains
d)
Ural Mountains
16.
a)
China
b)
India
c)
Pakistan
d)
Sri Lanka
17.
Japan is located in which ocean?
a)
Indian Ocean
b)
Atlantic Ocean
c)
Pacific Ocean
d)
Arctic Ocean
18.

What mountain range is the world’s highest and is located along China’s border with Nepal and Bhutan?

a)

Taurus Mountains

b)

Eastern Ghats

c)

Himalayas

d)

Alps

19.

Outside of Russia, Asia’s longest river is the...

a)

Huang He (Yellow)

b)

Mekong

c)

Chang Jiang (Yangtze)

d)

Brahmaputra

20.

What is the most important river in India?

a)

Indus River

b)

Ganges River

c)

Yellow River

d)

Yangtze River

21.

Where did Chinese civilization begin?

a)

Around the Huang He/Yellow River

b)

High in the Himalayan Mountains

c)

In the northern parts of the Korean Peninsula

d)

In the Gobi Desert

22.

Which of the following is NOT a reason rivers are important in India and China?

a)

Rivers provide freshwater and irrigation for crops

b)

Rivers provide hydroelectric power for populations to use

c)

Rivers can be used to transport goods and cargo ships

d)

Rivers serve as the border between these two countries

23.

What is the correct definition of a bay?

a)

A body of water surrounded by land on three sides

b)

A body of water larger than a pond but smaller than a lake

c)

A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides

d)

The water which surrounds an island

24.

What natural disasters are found in the South China Sea? Select all that apply.

a)

Monsoons

b)

Typhoons

c)

Tornados

d)

Avalanches

25.

Which mountain is found in the Himalayas?

a)

Mt. Everest

b)

Mt. Fiji

c)

Mt. Rushmore

d)

Mt. Blanc

26.
What physical geography feature separates India from the rest of Asia?
a)
Indus River
b)
Bay of Bengal
c)
Himalayan Mountains
d)
Arabian Sea
27.

Which of the following land types can be found in Asia? Select all that apply.

a)

Deserts

b)

Mountains

c)

Rainforests

d)

Plateaus

e)

Plains

28.

In China, where does over 50% of the population live?

a)

In the east, by the coast

b)

In the west, near the deserts

c)

In the south, near the mountains

d)

In the north, near the plains

29.

What is a major difference between the Indian and Chinese sides of the Himalayas?

a)

On India's side, the mountains trap clouds, which creates rainforests and grasslands.

b)

On China's side, the mountains are less steep, which makes it easier to farm.

c)

On India's side, there are lots of glaciers and a very low population density.

d)

There is no difference.

30.

What's another name for the Tibetan Plateau?

a)

The Roof of the World

b)

The Great Wall of China

c)

The Great Asian Plains

d)

Stairway to the Clouds

31.

Where do many of Asia's major rivers begin, including the Ganges, Yellow, and Yangtze?

a)

The Tibetan Plateau

b)

The Korean Peninsula

c)

The Gobi Desert

d)

The Great Basin

32.

Why do so many rivers begin in the Tibetan Plateau?

a)

There are over 30,000 glaciers which are slowly melting.

b)

Rainfall runs off the mountains to the Plateau.

c)

There are man-made irrigation structures which capture rain and snowfall for the rivers.

d)

Many rivers do not begin in the Tibetan Plateau

33.

Where do the fewest people live in Asia? Select all that apply.

a)

On mountains

b)

In deserts

c)

Near rivers

d)

By the coast

34.

Which of the following are deserts found in Asia?

a)

Gobi

b)

Taklimakan

c)

Sahara

d)

Mojave

e)

Yangtze

35.

How do people live in the Gobi and Taklimakan Deserts?

a)

In small nomadic groups who travel with herds of livestock.

b)

In large tribes who ride horses and build permanent houses out of wood and rock.

c)

In cities built along the Silk Road.

d)

Nobody lives in the Gobi and Taklimakan Deserts.

36.

How do people travel through the Asian deserts?

a)

Camels

b)

Horseback

c)

Car

d)

Walking on foot

37.

Why do many people live on the coast of Southern and Eastern Asia? Select all that apply.

a)

There are large industries which provide numerous jobs, like fishing, ship repair, and ship building.

b)

There's an easily accessible water source for drinking and bathing.

c)

The water can be used to irrigate crops and grow food.

d)

The water makes it easier for people to move around.

38.

Which of the following is NOT a reason so many people live in the Huang He River Valley?

a)

It receives a lot of rainfall and there is lots of arable land for farming.

b)

There are annual floods which are seen as a religious event.

c)

The river allows for goods to be shipped and people to be easily transported.

39.

Where is 25% of China's farmland located?

a)

The Yellow River

b)

The Yangtze River

c)

The Ganges River

d)

The Huang He River

40.

Where is Shanghai located?

a)

Along the Yangtze River.

b)

At the base of the Himalayan Mountains.

c)

In the Tibetan Plateau.

d)

Near the Huang He River.

41.

What is the approximate population density of the Ganges River Basin?

a)

1,000 people per square mile

b)

100 people per square mile

c)

500 people per square mile

d)

1,350 people per square mile

42.

Which river is considered sacred in India?

a)

The Ganges

b)

The Yellow

c)

The Yangtze

d)

The Amazon

43.

Which of the following cities is located along the Ganges?

a)

Delhi

b)

Mumbai

c)

Beijing

d)

Taiwan

44.

The measure of the number of people per unit of land is _________________.

a)

Population density

b)

Population distribution

c)

Birth rate

d)

Population

45.
If you are ordering the following countries from highest population density to lowest population density, which order is correct?
a)
China, Canada, United States, India
b)
China, United States, India, Canada
c)
India, China, United States, Canada
d)
Canada, United States, China, India
46.

Roughly how many people live on Earth?

a)

7.5 billion

b)

4 billion

c)

2.5 billion

d)

500 million

47.
Which side of China is more densely populated? 
a)
South
b)
West
c)
East
d)
North
48.

Why do people tend to live on the eastern side of China?

a)

Mild climate

b)

Access to resources

c)

There are mountains and deserts in the west

d)

All of these

49.

About how many people live in Asia?

a)

4.4 billion

b)

7.5 billion

c)

2.1 billion

d)

1 billion

50.
Why are there not a lot of cities along the banks of the Yellow River in China?
a)
Violation of the Hindu religion
b)
It is in the desert
c)
Constant flooding
51.
What country has polluted their water sources by tossing cremated remains into the river?
a)
India
b)
Japan
c)
North Korea
d)
China
52.

In the Hindu religion, the Ganges River is considered holy, and ritual bathing in its waters is practiced by an estimated 60,000 people per day. What is the MOST LIKELY the effect of this practice?

a)

This use of the river has increased major health risks for the population of the area.

b)

Tourism in the area has increased, and many new settlements are being established along the river.

c)

The government has passed laws to restrict access to the water to discourage pollution and contamination.

53.
Which is a cause of Air Pollution in Asia?
a)
Factories
b)
Cars
c)
Large Population
d)
All of the Above
54.
What is a cause of water pollution in the Ganges River?
a)
Religious Ceremonies
b)
Factory Waste
c)
Poor Sewage Systems
d)
All of the Above
55.
Which group list EFFECTS of pollution in Asia?
a)
Factories, Sewage, Cars
b)
Sickness, early death, loss of work
c)
Sickness, Factories, Cars
d)
Dead animals, travel, sewage
56.
Around which physical feature does the largest concentration of people in India live around?
a)
Ganges River
b)
Indus River
c)
Himalayan Mountains
d)
Gobi Desert
57.
Name 3 causes of pollution in the Ganges River and Yangtze River.
a)
Sewage, Industrial chemicals, fertilizer
b)
Fertilizers, Sewage, Saltwater
c)
Industrial chemicals, Sewage, rainwater
d)
Sewage, oil and gas, Industrial  chemicals
58.

Which of the following is a solution to water pollution?

a)

Burn cleaner fuels

b)

Build and maintain sewage treatment plants

c)

Limit driving

d)

Burn all the trash

59.
Which is true about the Ganges River?
a)
The river is ignored by Indian religious rituals
b)
People do not drink the water because it is polluted
c)
Many people use the river for transportation as well as a water supply
d)
Plant and animal life have not been affected by the poor quality of the river's water 
60.

How has India's need to develop more industry ended up creating problems along the Ganges River?

a)

Factories along the river dump industrial waste and chemicals into the river every day

b)

No one is allowed to cremate dead bodies along the river since the large factories have been built

c)

Industries located along the river use so much water that the Ganges is almost dry by the time it reaches the sea

d)

Factory owners have refused to allow the Indians living along the river to bathe in the water/use the water for cooking

61.
How has the Indian practice or cremating their dead been a problem for the river? 
a)
People are not allowed to go near the river when cremation are taking place
b)
The banks along the river regularly catch fire and threaten Indian homes built there.
c)
Factory owners cannot use water once human ashes have been thrown into it upstream
d)
The bodies of dead animals, as well as the ashes of human beings, have been placed in the river causing problems. 
62.
What was the purpose of the Ganges Action plan begun in the 1980's?
a)
to try and clean up the river
b)
the bring an end to the cremations
c)
to end using the river for drinking water
d)
to slow down the building of new factories
63.
Why has the Indians government had such a hard time making much progress in cleaning up the Ganges River?
a)
Most people in India do not feel the river is polluted so they are not worried about it
b)
The government of India has not made the cleaning up of the Ganges River one of its goal. 
c)
Few people have gotten sick from the water in the Ganges River, so it it hard to get money for clean-up operations.
d)
India's combination of growing population and run-off from farming makes it hard to see much progress in controlling pollution
64.
Why is the Yangtze River so important to the population and economy of China?
a)
Water from the Yangtze is used to irrigate the Gobi Desert
b)
The Yangtze is the international border between China and India
c)
People can use the Yangtze River to get over the Himalayan Mountains
d)
It supplies millions of people with water for drinking, irrigation, and industrial use. 
65.
Into what body of water does the Yangtze flow?
a)
Indian Ocean
b)
Bay of Bengal
c)
East China Sea
d)
South China Sea
66.
Where does the Ganges River flow into the sea?
a)
Yellow Sea
b)
Sea of Japan
c)
Bay of Bengal
d)
East China Sea
67.
What are some of the main causes of high levels of nitrogen in the waters of the Yangtze River?
a)
The waste is from nuclear power plants
b)
the  bodies of dead animals are thrown into the water.
c)
The chemicals used in fertilizers run from the fields into the river
d)
The exhaust fumes are from the millions of cars driven in this area of Asia. 
68.
How would building sanitary landfills along the Yangtze River help reduce pollution in the water?
a)
The garbage could go into landfills instead of into the river
b)
The landfills would reduce the general need for more electricity. 
c)
The chemicals would no longer run into farmers' fields and into the river
d)
All of the garbage would be recycled in landfills and there would be no waste. 
69.
What have been the effect of the rapid growth of algae in the Yangtze River?
a)
The oxygen levels in the water go down and fish die
b)
The river dolphins and porpoises can rely on the algae as a food source.
c)
The Yangtze River can longer be used for shipping and transportation.
d)
The algae have provided a good source of fertilizer for those who live along the river. 
70.
Why are India's urban areas having a problem with air pollution?
a)
Few people in India feel that air pollution is a problem
b)
There are not government efforts to control air pollution
c)
There really is no effective way to control air pollution in the world today. 
d)
The rapidly growing population, heavy industry, and thousands of automobiles have caused the problem. 
71.
How is air pollution a problem in rural areas?
a)
Millions of people cook over wood and coal  fires
b)
Many heavy industries have relocated in rural areas because the land is cheap
c)
People living in small villages drive a long distance to work in cars and trucks
d)
Waste from nuclear power plants has made the air in rural areas dangerous to breathe
72.
Why has the Indian government had problems reducing air pollution? 
a)
They do not want to slow economic growth. 
b)
There are no effective ways to regulate air pollution in the world today. 
c)
No one in India is concerned about the amount of air pollution in India.
d)
Health problems related to air pollution have shown up in the Indian pollution. 
73.
Why is acid rain dangerous to the environment in China? 
a)
May cause chemical fires
b)
can harm plants and animals
c)
often leads to massive flooding
d)
it causes an increase in air temperature
74.
Which is a leading cause of death in China?
a)
skin cancer
b)
respiratory and heart disease
c)
injuries from automobile accidents 
d)
injuries related to industrial and factory accidents
75.
Which contributes to air pollution problems in China?
a)
The shrinking population
b)
use of coal-burning power plants for energy
c)
the gradual drop in the number of new factories
d)
the lack of automobiles and trucks in rural areas
76.
When Beijing, China was awarded the 2008 Olympics, which environmental issue was a big concern for many of the athletes?
a)
the city's air pollution
b)
lack of fresh drinking water
c)
temperatures would be too hot in the summer in China
d)
Heavy seasonal rains that come to China in the summer
77.
Which of these is a cause of flooding in India and China?
a)
Droughts
b)
Desertfication
c)
Monsoons
d)
Factories
78.
Which of these is a seasonal wind bringing  heavy rainfall that can lead to flooding?
a)
Monsoons
b)
Tsunami
c)
Drought
d)
Taklimakan
79.

Air pollution in India is a serious environmental problem. What is a cause of 70% of the pollution?

a)

Cremation

b)

Automobile emissions

c)

Trash

d)

Government restrictions

80.
What is the main religion in India?
a)
Christianity 
b)
Hinduism
c)
Judaism
d)
Islam
81.
What does reincarnation mean?
a)
to build major projects
b)
To irrigate fields
c)
to do good deeds
d)
to be born again
82.
True or False. Hinduism and Buddhism believe in reincarnation. 
a)
True
b)
False
83.
In Shintoism, divine spirits that dwell in nature are known as 
a)
 Torii
b)
Tsunamis
c)
Kami
d)
Bushido 
84.
Where did Hinduism begin?
a)
India
b)
Iran
c)
Israel
d)
Indonesia
85.
Respect for elders, good government, and social order represent the basic beliefs of
a)
Hinduism
b)
Buddhism
c)
Confucianism
d)
Shintoism
86.
Confucianism began in and is still greatly a part of the culture in which nation?
a)
China
b)
Thailand
c)
India
d)
Japan
87.
Shintoism is a religion that is a large part of which nation's culture?
a)
Korea
b)
Japan
c)
India
d)
China
88.
How is Buddhism different than Judaism, Islam, Christianity and Hinduism?
a)
its the first religion when written in alphabetical order
b)
Buddhist do not believe in or pray to a God, other religions believe in and pray to God(s)
c)
Buddhist people have to pray to God(s) and other religions do not
d)
Buddhist people can eat as much as they want to and in other religion you can only eat once a day
89.

Which of the following describes an ethnic group? Select all that apply.

a)

Share common cultural characteristics

b)

Identified on the basis of religion, race, or national origin

c)

These shared characteristics have been part of the community for generations

d)

These groups must live in the same geographic area

e)

There are few ethnic groups in the world

90.

What is a religious group?

a)

A group of people who share a common belief system

b)

What happens when someone believes in more than one religion

c)

A monotheistic society which you join after you die

d)

A group of people who believe different things but meet to discuss them

91.
The consequences of how a person lives is known as? 
a)
Nirvana
b)
Reincarnation
c)
Dharma
d)
Karma
92.
Who was Siddhartha Guatama? 
a)
the Buddha
b)
A priests
c)
An untouchable 
d)
A God
93.
Describe Siddhartha Guatama
a)
He was a man from the untouchable caste. 
b)
He was a wealthy, handsome, and happily married father. 
c)
He was a cruel man that hated anyone that was from a lower caste than him. 
d)
He was a lonely man. 
94.
What riddle was Siddhartha trying to find an answer to? 
a)
Why did people suffer and how could their suffering be cured? 
b)
Why are people annoying?  
c)
How many people live in India? 
d)
Why are people so mean? 
95.
If a person gave up all desires he or she would reach? 
a)
Reincarnation 
b)
Karma
c)
Dharma
d)
Nirvana
96.
The heart of Buddha's teachings is contained in what? 
a)
The Four Noble Truths
b)
Nirvana
c)
Dharma
d)
Illusions 
97.
What is The Buddha's Eightfold Path? 
a)
eight steps to become a god. 
b)
eight steps to eliminate suffering.
c)
eight steps to be reincarnated. 
d)
eight steps to become one with the world. 
98.
What is the term for a person being reborn after a previous life?
a)
maya
b)
reincarnation
c)
recluse
d)
dharma
99.
How would a soul be reborn into a higher caste? 
a)
A soul would never be reborn into a higher caste.
b)
If a person was good then they might be reborn into a higher caste. 
c)
If a person was an untouchable they would never be reborn into a higher caste. 
d)
They must ask their gods to be reborn into a higher caste. 
100.
This determines the state of your reincarnation
a)
Vedas
b)
Karma
c)
Aryans
d)
Upanishads
101.
What is the system that is a class society and is a way to become closer to god?
a)
Hinduism
b)
Vishnu
c)
Caste
d)
Moksha
102.
The worship of many gods.
a)
monotheism
b)
polytheism
c)
atheism
d)
henotheism
103.
Under the caste system, people are only allowed to marry
a)
People in the caste above them
b)
People in the caste below them
c)
People in any caste
d)
People in their own caste
104.
What is the main holy book of Hinduism?
a)
The Mahabarata
b)
The Vedas
c)
Tao Te Jing
d)
The Q'uran
105.
What kind of job would someone have if they were in the Brahman caste?
a)
Priests
b)
Farmers
c)
Untouchables
d)
Merchants
106.
Confucianism began in is still greatly a part of the culture in which nation?
a)
China
b)
Thailand
c)
India
d)
Japan
107.
Confucius believed that ___________ would help society run better and people be more content.
a)
Individuality
b)
Caste System
c)
Meditation
d)
Rules/Laws
108.
What are the kami in Shintoism?
a)
Deities
b)
Ghosts
c)
Communists
109.
What Buddhist teaching shows its followers the correct way to live their lives?
a)
Qu'ran
b)
Vedas
c)
Middle Way
d)
The Five Pillars
110.
How do followers of Shintoism practice their religion?
a)
They pray at small altars in their homes.
b)
They attend churches once a week to worship in a group.
c)
They make a pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in their lives.
d)
Saturday is a holy day they all observe in the temple of their choice.
111.
Which was Confucius' Golden Rule?
a)
All men are created equal.
b)
Health makes one wealthy and wise.
c)
There is no god, but the one true god.
d)
What you do not like when done to you do not to others.
112.
In which country was Confucianism founded?
a)
China
b)
India
c)
Japan
d)
Nepal
113.
What did Confucius believe were the keys to social order and peace?
a)
a strict caste system
b)
to worship only one god
c)
good character and virtue
d)
an effective ruler who could keep order
114.
The statements below characterize which religion of Southern & Eastern Asia?
·  Originated in India
·  Teaches that people can find true enlightenment by ending desire
·  Based on the spiritual teaching of Siddhartha Gautama
·  Centered on the idea of reincarnation
a)
Buddhism
b)
Hinduism
c)
Islam
d)
Shintoism
115.
The statements below characterize which religion of Southern & Eastern Asia?
·  Philosophy of behavior
·  Centered on ethical living
·  Followers are unlikely to engage in acts of worship
a)
Hinduism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Buddhism
d)
Islam
116.
The statements below characterize which religion of Southern & Eastern Asia?
*Primary religion of India
*Based on the idea of reincarnation
*Belief in more than one god
*Teaches that people can determine how they are reborn by how they live at present
a)
Islam
b)
Shintoism
c)
Hinduism
d)
Confucianism
117.
The statements below characterize which religion of Southern & Eastern Asia? 
*Largest religion in Japan  
*Worship gods in the form of Earth’s natural forces  
*Believe the emperor is a human descendant of the sun goddess
*Visit shrines to worship spirits who reside there
a)
Buddhism
b)
Confucianism
c)
Hinduism
d)
Shintoism
118.
Who was Confucius?
a)
the founder of Legalism
b)
the founder of Hinduism
c)
The founder of Buddhism
d)
The founder of Confucianism
119.
Japan has a _______ system of government.
a)
Unitary
b)
Confederation
c)
Federal
d)
Oligarchy
120.
In a _______ government, state and national governments share powers.
a)
Authoritarian
b)
Federal
c)
Unitary
d)
Autocratic
121.
Which of these is an autocratic form of government?
a)
India
b)
South Korea
c)
North Korea
d)
Japan
122.
Which of these is an example of a presidential democracy?
a)
North Korea
b)
South Korea
c)
China
d)
Japan
123.
The leaders of the Chinese Communist Party control most of what goes on in the country. Therefore, it could be considered a(n) ______________.
a)
Monarchy
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Anarchy
d)
Theocracy
124.
Local governments have more of the power than the central form in a ____________.
a)
Oligarchy
b)
Anarchy
c)
Federal Government
d)
Confederation
125.
Which of the following is an example of a feature found within a Democracy?
a)
Limited Personal Freedoms
b)
A Dictator
c)
State Controlled News
d)
Free elections
126.
One person possesses unlimited power.
a)
Anarchy
b)
Federal
c)
Confederation
d)
Autocracy
127.
Citizens have limited role in government.
a)
Autocracies and Oligarchies
b)
Autocracies and Democracies
c)
Oligarchies and Democracies
d)
Anarchies and Democracies
128.
In a parliamentary government, the ______________ holds the most political power and serves as the head of government.
a)
Prime Minister
b)
President
c)
Monarch
d)
Supreme Leader
129.
In most parliamentary systems, prime ministers are elected by ____________.
a)
The Supreme Leader
b)
Members of Parliament
c)
The People
d)
The Supreme Court
130.
An emperor passing down his ultimate power and control to his family after his death would occur within a(n).......
a)
Absolute Monarchy
b)
Presidential Democracy
c)
Parliamentary Democracy
d)
Unicameral Legislature
131.
When comparing the federal republic of India to the communist state of China, which is true regarding voting?
a)
Only Indian citizens are allowed to vote; there are no elections in China.
b)
Elections are much more important in choosing the government in China.
c)
In China the citizens have more impact on the government through elections because there are more political parties.
d)
Elections in India have a greater impact on the government because they are less controlled by the government than in China.
132.
Japan has an Emperor that participates in many ceremonial activities but have little political power. The real power is given to the people in a document that separates powers and describes the set-up of the Japanese Government. Based on this information, what type of government does Japan have?
a)
Communist State
b)
Constitutional Monarchy
c)
Federal Republic
d)
Pure Monarchy
133.
The primary difference between presidential and parliamentary governmental system is that in a parliamentary system the chief executive is chosen by the 
a)
Courts
b)
Legislature
c)
People
d)
President
134.
In which form of government is power controlled by a select few individuals, rather than citizens?
a)
Autocracy
b)
Oligarchy
c)
Monarchy
d)
Democracy
135.

What kind of government does India have?

a)

Parliamentary Democracy

b)

Presidential Democracy

c)

Oligarchy / Autocracy

d)

Constitutional Monarchy

136.

What kind of government does Japan have? Select all that apply.

a)

Parliamentary Democracy

b)

Presidential Democracy

c)

Oligarchy / Autocracy

d)

Constitutional Monarchy

137.

What kind of government does China have?

a)

Parliamentary Democracy

b)

Presidential Democracy

c)

Oligarchy / Autocracy

d)

Constitutional Monarchy

138.

What type of government system does India have?

a)

Unitary

b)

Federal

c)

Confederation

d)

Kingdom

139.

What type of government system does Japan have?

a)

Unitary

b)

Federal

c)

Confederation

d)

Kingdom

140.

What type of government system does China have?

a)

Unitary

b)

Federal

c)

Confederation

d)

Kingdom

141.

Who holds the real power in India's government?

a)

Prime Minister

b)

Emperor

c)

President

d)

Premier

142.

Who holds the real power in Japan's government?

a)

Prime Minister

b)

Emperor

c)

President

d)

Premier

143.

Who holds the real power in China's government?

a)

Prime Minister

b)

Emperor

c)

President

d)

Premier

144.

Who holds symbolic power in China's government?

a)

Prime Minister

b)

Emperor

c)

President

d)

Premier

145.

Who holds symbolic power in Japan's government?

a)

Prime Minister

b)

Emperor

c)

President

d)

Premier

146.

Who holds symbolic power in India's government?

a)

Prime Minister

b)

Emperor

c)

President

d)

Premier

147.

What do the Indian and Japanese legislatures have in common? Select all that apply.

a)

They are both bicameral

b)

They both elect the prime minister

c)

They consist of many different political parties

d)

All representatives serve for the same number of years

148.

What political party controls China?

a)

The Communist Party

b)

The Confucian Party

c)

The Chinese Party

d)

The Red Party

149.

Why isn't China considered a parliamentary democracy?

a)

Only officially sanctioned candidates can run, and they are unopposed

b)

Candidates are voted in at the local, not national, level

c)

There are too many political parties

d)

The president hand picks all the members of the legislature, they aren't elected

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