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WorksheetsGreat Wall of China Brain Pop review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1. Use the image: Which of these is closest in length to the Great Wall of China?
a. The coastline of the state of California
b. The street your school is on
c. The border between the U.S. and Canada
d. The border between Massachusetts and Rhode Island
2.Place the following events in sequence: A) Construction of the Great Wall begins; B) The Manchus invade China; C) The Ming Dynasty
C, A, B
B, A, C
A, B, C
A, C, B
3.What can you conclude from the fact that the Great Wall is still standing today?
a. China has never been successfully invaded
b. The wall still serves an important strategic purpose
c. There are still many nomadic tribes north of the Great Wall
d. It's still an important symbol of Chinese culture
4. In the sentence "The Manchus breached the Great Wall," what does "breached" mean?
a. Climbed
b. Made it through
c. Destroyed
d. Built
5.What could you do if you encountered a pass in the Great Wall?
a. Walk through it
b. Climb over it
c. Go underneath it
d. Walk around it
6.What is the main characteristic of a nomadic tribe?
a. A dependence on agriculture
b. A lack of permanent towns and villages
c. A warlike nature
d. An advanced social structure
7.What was one result of the Manchu takeover of China?
a. Fortifications on the Great Wall were strengthened
b. Construction on the Great Wall ended
c. A long war began over who would control the Great Wall
d. Some portions of the Great Wall were destroyed
8.Why was the Great Wall built so high?
a. To prevent enemy armies from seeing what was on the other side
b. To prevent horses from getting over it
c. To prevent attacks with arrows and spears
d. To prevent individual people from climbing it
9.What is a dynasty? Choose the best answer.
a. A succession of rulers from a single family
b. A warlike nomadic tribe
c. Another word for "empire"
d. A system of government similar to democracy
10.How long ago did construction begin on the Great Wall?
a. 2,300 years ago
b. 23,000 years ago
c. 230 years ago
d. 12,300 years ago
