WorksheetsCh 13 study guide
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
What are the characteristics of the Plateau of Tibet? (Choose all that apply.)
It rises to about 14, 800 feet above sea level.
It is east of the Pacific Ocean.
It is north of the Himalayan Mountains.
It has muddy yellow soil.
It is also known as Chang Jiang.
What part of the region is the Gobi Desert located?
In southern India and northern China
in northern India and southern China
in northern Mongolia and northern China
in southern Mongolia and northern China
Which of these are characteristics of the Himalyan Mountains? Choose all that apply.
They are located between Mongolia and China.
They rise to the highest point of 14, 800 feet above sea level.
They include nine of the ten tallest peaks in the world.
They are located between India and China.
They provide an easy transportation route into China.
How did loess in the Yellow River affect early Yellow River Valley settlements?
The loess was spread onto the plains by flooding and made the land less fertile.
The loess created natural dams that allowed the river to be used for irrigation.
The loess created natural dams that allowed the river to be used by animals for drinking water.
The loess was spread onto the plains by flooding and made the land more fertile.
Can you identify the location of these geographical features? Gobi Desert, Yellow River, Yangtze River, Pacific Ocean, Plateau of Tibet, and Himalayan Mountains
Yes!!
No :(
What river is this?
1. Named for the muddy silt it carries
2. Also called the Huang He River
3. Provides water resources for China
Yangtze River
Yellow River
What river is this?
1. Empties into the Pacific Ocean
2. Longest river in China
3. Provides water resources for China
Yangtze River
Yellow River
Which river is this?
Provides water resources to China
Yangtze River
Yellow River
Both
Which geographic characteristics in the Yellow River Valley led to the first permanent Chinese settlements? (choose 3)
The flat terrain and lack of trees helped farmers easily plow the soil.
The warm temperatures year-round were good for growing crops.
The loess silt was ideal for growing crops.
The river provided water for drinking, bathing, and watering crops.
The cool, dry winters and warm, rainy summers were good for growing crops.
