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WorksheetsChapter 12
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
What 4 river valleys were centered around in the earliest civilizations?
Indus, Reed, Red, Yellow
Indus, Yellow, Yangtze, Tigris-Euphrates
Tigris-Euphrates, Indus, Yellow, Nile
Nile, Red, Yangtze, Tigris
Tigris-Euphrates River Valley
lies in Egypt
lies in Iraq
lies in Pakistan, Afganistan, India
lies in China
Nile River Valley
lies in Egypt
lies in China
lies in Iraq
lies in United Kingdom
Yellow River Valley
lies in Iraq
lies in China
lies in India
lies in Egypt
Indus River Valley
Pakistan, Afghanistan and India
Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq
Pakistan, Afghanistan and China
Pakistan, Afghanistan and Egypt
Harappan Civilization
settled along the Yellow River
settled along the Nile River
settle along the Red Sea
settled along the Indus River
Harappan Civilization
named after their leader Harappa
named after their god Harappa
named after their city Harappa
named after a plant called Harappa
What is Mohenjo-Daro
a Harappan major city
a well known structure
a language the Harappans spoke
type of hieroglyphics
Harappan cities were built around
a Dravidian
a palace
a central citadel
a central temple
A fortress, typically on high ground, protecting or dominating a city, is called a
hundun
Mohenjo Daro
Dravidian
citadel
Dravidian is
a tabernacle
a spoken language of the Harappans
emperor known for uniting all of the tribes
heavy, ornate three legged cauldron
Harappan were known for what?
making weapons out of copper and bronze
making weapons out of gold
making weapons out of wood
making weapons out of iron
Harappan were known for what type of living situation?
living in tee pees
living in mud huts
multi story stone houses
sovereign
Harappan were known for what?
first to make glass and use it
first to grow cotton and use it for cloth
first to grow tobacco
first to make spear heads
Harappan were known for what type of pets?
domesticating elephants
domesticating dogs
domesticating cats
domesticating children
What are Telugu and Tamil?
sons of Dravidian
languages based on Dravidian
languages based on Latin
Heavenly and Earthly Sovereign
Telugu and Tamil are
still spoke in southern India
still spoke in northern India
survivors of the Great Flood
known as 'the creators'
Indo-European languages
Part of Chinese Folk Religion
replaced Dravidian in Southern India
based on Latin
replaced Dravidian in Northern India
Where were the first civilizations in China?
Around the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers
Around the Indus River
Around the Red Sea
Around the Nile
Fu Xi
is Hundun
is the god of farming
is the Earthly Sovereign
Is the Heavenly Sovereign
Nuwa is
the god of farming
divided China into 9 parts
the Earthly Sovereign
the Heavenly Sovereign
Fu Xi taught the Chinese about
Telugu and Tamil
proper respect
growing crops and using herbs
fishing, hunting, music and marriage
What are the Eight Trigrams
basis for Chinese writing
basis for writing in India
Harrappan civilizations
rules for emperors
Who is Shennong?
Heavenly Sovereign
Emperor
god of farming
god of money
A collection of ancient beliefs that have been held for centuries and is polytheistic.
Chinese Folk Religion
Mesopotamia
Sovereign
pictograms
means a supreme ruler
Sovereign
apotheosis
citadel
chaotic
Who is the creator god?
Fu Xi
Shennong
Pangu
Nuwa
Nuwa is
mother goddess
filial piety
Hundun
first civilization
What does chaotic mean?
collection of ancient beliefs
proper respect for parents
supreme leader
in a state of complete confusion and disorder
Egg like mass that contained all of the matter that would make up heaven and earth
apotheosis, or World Egg
Hundun or World Egg
Filial piety, or World Egg
Huang-di, or World Egg
The process of becoming a god
ancestor veneration
filial piety
apotheosis
sovereign
The worship of once living ancestral heroes is called
ancestor veneration
Sovereign
flourish
domestication
proper respect for ones ancestors and parents is known as
Pictograms
Hundun
ancestor veneration
filial piety
Huang-di is known as
The Red emperor who united all tribes
The Yellow emperor who united all tribes
The Blue emperor who divided all tribes
The Yellow emperor who united all tribes
What 2 religions is Huang-di important to?
Taoism and Confucianism
Christianity and Judaism
Taoism and Apotheosis
Confucianism and Ao
A wise ruler who ruled for 100 and named Shun his successor
Yu
Yao
Fu Xi
Nuwa
means well meaning and kindly.
flourish
filial piety
benevolent
successor
What does Successor mean?
a person that conducts marriages
a person that is respectful to their parents
a person that is successful
a person that is next-in-line to inherit
Who was known for high morals despite being abused?
Xia
Yao
Shun
Shang
What was the first Chinese dynasty?
Xia
Shang
Yao
Fu Xi
the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness
myth
legend
integrity
successor
Who was the last emperor of the Xia Dynasty who oppressed and executed people?
Jie
Shang Tang
Yao
Shun
Dings
benevolent and wise ruler
The emperor of the Shang dynasty
a large heavy ornate 3 legged cauldron
pictograms
a large metal pot with a lid and handle
apotheosis
successor
cauldron
xia
What were the 9 tripod cauldrons used for?
Kings used them as vessels for burnt offerings to gods and ancestors
Kings used them as cooking pots
Kings used them as toilets
Kings used them as drinking cups
Who established the Shang dynasty?
Shang Tang
Jie
Yu the Great
Shun
What dynasty is known as Chinas Bronze Age?
Shang
Shun
Yao
Xia
relating to an early stage of historical development
cauldron
primitive
divination
oracle bone
a piece of bone or turtle shell that was heated until they cracked and inscribed with pictures
Jie
cauldrons
pictograms
oracle bones
the practice of seeking knowledge of the future
ancestor veneration
filial piety
divination
apotheosis
a god who ruled over the lesser gods of the sun, moon, wind and rain
Jie
Shang Ti
Huang di
Pangu
pictures that take the place of an alphabet and represent words
filial piety
Shun
xia
pictograms
What has been a staple food for China?
rice
manna
Yahweh
filial piety
What happened in 1400 BC
built Tabernacle
Parting of the Red Sea
Conquest of Canaan
Fu Xi was born
What are the 2 major parts of the Book of Joshua
Rahab and Ruth
AD and BC
conquest and dividing of the land
India and China
a person or animal that lives in or occupies a place
infuriate
Inhabitants
townsmen
Boaz
Where is the faith ' Hall of Fame'
Revelation 11
Genesis 11
Hebrews 11
Judges 11
City defeated by Joshua with out fighting
Asher
Jericho
Simeon
Judah
the end or failure of an enterprise or person
ancestor veneration
filial piety
divine
demise
The theme of __________ centers around the sinfulness of man and the faithfulness of God.
Hebrews
Judges
Ruth
Rahab
occurring in cycles
cyclical
divine
demise
oracle bones
a ________________ (from the Bible) was a military leader and a hero, but could also be a prophet or a decider of disputes.
king
emperor
judge
priest
involving bad morals and distaste
demise
sordid
divine
primitive
a literary theme found throughout scriptures to help people remember the stories more easily
foreign
sordid
chiasm
destitute
without the basic necessities of life
destitute
sordid
divine
divination
a person who helped a family member by buying back whatever a poor person sold. Also a person that would marry a widow of a family member to help carry on his name.
emperor
sordid
ancestor veneration
kinsman redeemer
a spice that comes from the bark of a laurel tree
cinnamon
sage
Rosemary
garlic
Why was cinnamon valuable?
does not grow in Africa, west Asia or Europe
grew abundantly
people used it wash themselves
it was made of gold
select all the apply:
Cinnamon was used for....
as a food preservative
medicine
cover foul odors
digestive aid
all the money and property owned by a particular person
kinsman redeemer
estate
sordid
samson
gather (leftover grain or other produce) after a harvest.
glean
demise
preserve
primitive
based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system
demise
arbitrary
divination
glean
an action intended to deceive someone; a trick
estate
sordid
ruse
glean
extreme scarcity of food
estate
glean
ruse
famine
an Israelite consecrated to the service of God, under vows to abstain from alcohol, let the hair grow, and avoid defilement by contact with corpses
Jericho
Rahab
Nazirite
Boaz
like God
divine
glean
divination
demise
widowed Moabite daughter-in-law of Naomi
Boaz
Ruth
Rahab
Mary
wealthy landowner that became a kinsman redeemer and saved Ruth and Naomi
Ruth
Rahab
Boaz
Naomi
a woman who lived in Jericho who hid 2 men in her home
Boaz
Naomi
Rahab
Ruth
She is one of the major female judges from the Bible
Boaz
Ruth
Naomi
Deborah
