Silk is actually made from the cocoon of what creature?

True or False: According to the video we watched on dragons, Yoshi from Super Mario Brothers is in fact a dragon.

Ancient Chinese construction helped many pagodas withstand multiple violent earthquakes. Which one of these things did pagodas NOT use when it came to their construction?

What is the name of the large structure that spans thousands of miles across China and was built to keep out Mongol horsemen?

If a family did not want a baby in Ancient China (often young female children), what was a common thing to do with the new borne infant?

What group of nomadic horsemen had the largest land empire in the history of the world?

Who was in charge of the household in Ancient China?

What word below goes with the following definition: the writing of Chinese characters as an art form, combining purely visual art and interpretation of the literary meaning.

What word below goes with definition: A philosophical belief that human beings are more inclined to do wrong than right because they are motivated entirely by self-interest and require strict laws to control their impulses.

According to the legend of the Chinese zodiac, what animal was the first to cross the river and become the first year of the twelve year cycle?

Of the 13 animals that participated in the river race for the Chinese zodiac, what animal placed 13th and did NOT get a place on the calendar?

Gunpowder was originally created for what purpose but failed miserably?

What is the name of the trade route that moved goods, spices, and religions from Europe to China and back called?

A collection of sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China, were made from what material?

Match the definition with the term below: An ancient Chinese medical technique for relieving pain, curing disease, and improving general health.

The Chinese zodiac has how many years in its cycle?

What three items did China have an exclusive monopoly on when it came to trade?

True or False: Even though they were fierce and mighty warriors, the Mongols helped art, science, and culture grow while also protecting the Silk Road.

While in the Western World the dragon is known to be dangerous, cruel, and evil, how do the Ancient Chinese view the dragon?