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WorksheetsChina Geography Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Which sea is on China's Southeast border?
Pacific Ocean
South China Sea
Arabian Sea
Mediterranean Sea
What is the capital of China?
Tianjin
Anyang
Beijing
Guangzhou
What river flows by Shanghai?
Pearl River
Yellow River
Yangtze River
Songhua River
Which major river crosses the Great Wall of China?
Pearl River
Songhua River
Yellow River
Yangtze River
Which two countries border China in the southwest?
India and Nepal
Vietnam and Laos
Pakistan and Vietnam
Russia and Mongolia
Which two countries border China in the south?
Vietnam and Mongolia
Vietnam and Laos
India and Pakistan
Russia and India
If you wanted to travel from Lhasa to Beijing, which direction would you travel?
northeast
north
southwest
south
Which of the following show the four natural barriers in China?
Tibetan Plateau, Deccan Plateau, Eastern Desert, Sahara Desert
Tibetan Plateau, Deccan Plateau, Pacific Ocean, Gobi Desert
Chang Jiang River, Huang He River, Pacific Ocean, Gobi Desert
Himalayan Mountains, Deccan Plateau, Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean
How did the geography of China HELP China's development?
The rivers left behind fertile soil and were gentle and predictable
The natural barriers limited contact with others.
The natural barriers protected them and the rivers left behind fertile soil for farming.
The long distances and natural barriers improved trade between China and other people.
How did the geography of China HURT China's development?
There were less wars due to the natural barriers which offered protection.
Harsh flooding caused loss of life and long distances limited trade with other civilizations.
Loess soil helped the canals to run freely resulting in better irrigation.
The long distances and natural barriers allowed for more trading with other nations.
What is the fertile yellow soil that blows off the plains and into the rivers called?
Kemet
Silt
Loess
Sand
Why is the Huang He known as "China's Sorrow"?
At times, it caused death and destruction.
It brought much joy to China.
The Chinese were sorry when the river watered their crops.
