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Korea and Southeast Asia

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following was NOT one of Korea’s three kingdoms in the a.d. 500s?

a)

Koryo

b)

Silla

c)

Paekche

d)

Kogoryu

2.

Which products did the three kingdoms export?

a)

paper, porcelain, and silk

b)

leather goods, tools, and wool clothing

c)

vegetables, fruit, and porcelain

d)

leather goods, tools, and silk

3.

Who first unified Korea, and when?

a)

Japan and China in 660

b)

Silla and Tang China in 668

c)

Mongols in 1231

d)

Japan in 1945

4.

Which two dynasties ruled Korea for a thousand years?

a)

Han and Tang

b)

Koguryo and Paekche

c)

Choson and Tang

d)

Koryo and Choson

5.

Which statement is true of Korean culture?

a)

Korean culture was copied from Chinese culture.

b)

Although influenced by Chinese culture, Korean culture is unique.

c)

Korean and Japanese cultures are nearly the same.

d)

Korean traditional clothing is called kimchi.

6.

Which religion declined in popularity in India while it grew in popularity elsewhere?

a)

Buddhism

b)

Confucianism

c)

Islam

d)

Hinduism

7.

What was the original purpose for which Angkor Wat was built?

a)

to be a Buddhist temple

b)

to be an offering to the native jungle gods

c)

to be a west-facing fortress

d)

to be a temple to the Hindu god Vishnu

8.

Which statement best summarizes the importance of the Gupta Empire?

a)

The Gupta Empire brought 200 years of peace and prosperity to India.

b)

Indian artists made statues of Hindu deities.

c)

Defeated kings gave the Guptas obedience and tribute.

d)

Scribes wrote down spoken stories from the past.

9.

Which statement is true of the Ly dynasty of Dai Viet?

a)

China’s government system, language, art, and literature were actively promoted.

b)

The Ly dynasty ruled for three years before being defeated by Chinese forces.

c)

A strong central government was established and a road network built.

d)

It ended when the Ming Chinese invaded in 1407.

10.

How did Buddhism reach Vietnam?

a)

along the Silk Roads from Indian traders

b)

from China

c)

from Japan

d)

from Korea