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WorksheetsAncient China
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Who did the "mandate of heaven" apply to?
gods
The emperor
Peasants
Officials and the Emperor
B in BOLTSS stands for...
Barrier
Beware
Border
Bus Station
In what dynasty did Confucius live?
Zhou
Shang
Qin
Han
What geographical features of China kept it separated from the rest of the world? (Hint: its 3 of these!)
The Gobi Desert
Rainforests
The Himalayas
Pacific Ocean
Why were the craftsmen (Gong) more respected than the merchants (Shang)?
Because they owned land
Because of their friendship with the emperor
Because of their money
Because of their skills
What are the Five Virtues of Confucianism?
Benevolence, Righteousness, Trustworthiness, Propriety & Wisdom
Righteousness, Humility, Kindness, Propriety & Wisdom
Trustworthiness, Kindness, Family, Community & Wisdom
Benevolence, Righteousness, Trustworthiness, Propriety & Generosity
What kind of money was first used in Ancient China?
(a)
(a) is the characteristics of having knowledge, experience, and good judgment in any given situation.
What type of geographical feature are the Himalayas?
Grassland
Desert
Mountain range
Lake
Paper money was first standardised in the....
Shang Dynasty
Xia Dynasty
Song Dynasty
Qin Dynasty
Confucius said: “if one is _________, others will give one responsibility."
Trustworthy
Skilled
Kind
Open-minded
In what dynasty was the term "emperor" first used?
Song
Xia
Zhou
Qin
The Great Wall of China was built in the...
Shang Dynasty
Zhou Dynasty
Qin Dynasty
Song Dynasty
The Gobi Desert helped keep China safe from invaders except from the (a) , because their country was located in it.
Using your skills to help others and not expecting anything in return is an example of which of the Five Virtues in Confucianism?
Kindness
Charity
Wisdom
Benevolence
Who were the least respected in Ancient China's social hierarchy?
(a)
What did the circle and square represent on the first copper coins from the Qin Dynasty?
Heaven and earth
The moon and earth
The people and the Emperor
Water and land
