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WorksheetsChapter Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 29mins
TEST I. IDENTIFICATION
1. (a) are spoken in South India and Sri Lanka.
2. The diverse cultures of this region is brought about by the strategic location of the (a) .
3. Southeast Asia is divided into the ______ and ______.
(a)
4. In (a) petroleum and natural gas are the most important natural resources.
5. (a) is the largest producer of coal, rice, and is one of the major fish exporters of the world.
TEST II. TRUE OR FALSE
1. West Asia is renowned as Middle East or Inner Asia.
TRUE
FALSE
2. Asia’s natural resources are not evenly distributed to the different countries of the continent because of its topography, size, and climate.
TRUE
FALSE
3. The Han Chinese is only the largest ethnolinguistic group of China.
TRUE
FALSE
4. Tien-shan and Pamir mountain kingdoms only possess the most beautiful peaks in the world.
TRUE
FALSE
5. The Dravidian people invaded the northern part of India.
TRUE
FALSE
TEST III. MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. _______ refers to their recognition of their common cultural, linguistic, religious, and behavioral traits which differs them from other group.
Race
Ethnic Identity
Ethnic Group
Culture
2. What is the most important element of cultural identity?
Race
Language
Ethnicity
Ethnic Group
3. What region covers 29% of the Asian continent?
East Asia
South Asia
West Asia
None of the above
4. What is the main source of oil in Central Asia?
Kazakhstan
Tajikistan
Azerbaijan
Kyrgyzstan
5. What is the most fertile region in India which makes it suitable for agriculture?
Indio-Gangetic Plain
Alluvial Plains
Indo-Gangetic Plain
Aluvial Plains
6. _______ is formed based on cultural similarities and differences of a country’s people.
Ethnolinguistic Group
Ethnicity
Ethnic Identity
Cultural Identity
TEST IV. ENUMERATION
1-4. Give at least four (4) ethnolinguistic groups in West Asia.
(a)
5-7. Give at least three (3) ethnolinguistic groups in Central Asia.
(a)
8-10. Name the three (3) languages used in South Asia.
(a)
11-14. Name four (4) ethnolinguistic groups in Southeast Asia
(a)
