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WorksheetsWH 3 India and China Test/Finals Question
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which of the following set apart the cities of the Indus River Valley?
Earthquakes
Reincarnation
A lot of people
Plumbing and Sewage Systems
The social class system that came to be known as the caste system was established in India by the
Sumerians
Aryans
Chinese
Egyptians
Why do we know so little about the Indus River Valley civilizations?
Their writings were lost in the Indian Ocean
Their writings were destroyed in an avalanche in the Himalayan Mountains
Their writings have not been deciphered
They don't know how to talk
What natural barrier is between India and China?
Himalayan Mountains
Nile River
The Great Wall
Which early civilization had sophisticated grid system cities with plumbing?
Indus River Valley
Egyptian
Mesopotamian
The belief in many gods is called
polytheistic
monotheistic
Aryan hymns and prayers are
called Aryaman prayers
called Vedas
The ultimate goal of Buddhism is
to live a long time.
to be rich.
Nirvana
The rebirth of a soul into another body is referred to as
reincarnation
loess
the Mandate of Heaven
The division of Indo-Aryan society into classes takes place in
the Mandate of Heaven
the caste system
The two great rivers that flow through India are
Tigris and Euphrates
Nile and Amazon
Indus and Ganges
The highest class in the caste system were the
Priests
Farmers
McDonald's workers
The city of Mohenjo-Daro had this in the middle of the town, that people could use for water or religious ceremonies.
a great bath
a water fountain
a waterfall.
India is part of
South America
Australia
Africa
Asia
On India's northern borders are two great _______________, the Himalayas and the Khyber Pass.
rivers
mountain ranges
countries
Harappah and Monhenjo-Daro were cities of an early civilization that developed along the ___________ River
Indus
Ganges
Nile
Yellow
The __________________ said people should not be divided into castes.
Aryans
African
Buddhists
European
The people who did not belong in a caste were labeled
incastes
stinky faces
brahmins
outcastes
The Huang He River is also known as the ______________ River due to the "loess" found in it.
Purple
Yellow
Red
Aqua
Ancient China was geographically isolated because of ______________.
mountains and deserts
the Pacific Ocean
the Xi River
Most of the people in Ancient China were
rich
peasants
kings
professional bowlers
Ancient Chinese people used ____________ to help control river flooding.
beaver dams
mud
dikes
The Ancient Chinese people were ____________ in reference to their religious beliefs.
Monotheistic
Baptist
Polytheistic
The Chinese symbol for balance is the...
Peace Sign
the Yin and Yang
The Ancient Chinese used __________________ to write with.
Paper
Stylus
Oracle bones
Having one code of writing helped __________ Ancient China.
divide
conquer
unite
The Zhou Dynasty helped create __________________, a form of government where lords ruled over their land but owed loyalty to the ruler.
Feudalism
Prairieism
Eagleism
Under the Zhou Dynasty, China increased in all of these areas EXCEPT
Number of KFCs in the area
Size
Population
Prosperity
The most valuable export of Ancient China was
Milk
Silk
Sushi
The trade route that took silk to other parts of the world was called ______________.
Interstate 55
Spanish Grant
Route 66
Silk Road
Little contact with traders and invaders led Ancient Chinese to believe
They were the only civilization
gods do not speak to mere mortals
the Mandate of Heaven was the divine right to rule.
This was built to protect China from Northern invasions...
The Arch
The Golden Gate Bridge
The Great Wall
The Statue of Liberty
Which ancient civilization is associated with the Indus Valley?
Harappan Civilization
Vedic Civilization
Gupta Empire
Maurya Empire
What was the primary writing system used by the Harappan Civilization?
Heiroglyphics
Alphabet
Indus Script
Cuneiform
Who was the founder of the Maurya Empire in India?
Chandragupta Maurya
Ashoka
Gupta
Aryabhata
Which dynasty is known for building the Great Wall of China?
Qin Dynasty
Han Dynasty
Tang Dynasty
Ming Dynasty
What is the main religion associated with the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Catholicism
Assembly of God
What was the purpose of the Great Wall of China?
Trade Route
Protection
Boundary
Help Communication
Which of the following texts is a key work of Hindu philosophy?
The Vedas
Kuran
Old Testament
New Testament
Which Indian ruler is known for spreading Buddhism across Asia?
Ashoka
Siddhartha
Buddha
Yao
What was a major contribution of the Gupta Empire to Indian culture?
Math
Swimming
Science
History
Which ancient Chinese philosopher is known for his teachings about harmony with nature?
Laozi
Confuscious
Yao
Ying Yang
How did the establishment of trade routes, like the Silk Road, impact ancient China and India?
It facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultural practices between the regions.
It resulted in the collapse of the Maurya Empire.
It caused the isolation of China and India from other civilizations.
It led to the decline of agriculture in both regions.
Compare the role of the caste system in ancient India with the social hierarchy in ancient China.
Both systems were rigid and determined social roles and duties based on birth.
The caste system in India was flexible, while China had no social hierarchy.
The caste system in India allowed for social mobility, while China’s hierarchy did not.
China had a caste system similar to India’s, but it was based on family lineage rather than occupation.
Analyze how the geographical features of ancient China influenced its historical development and interactions with neighboring civilizations.
The flat terrain led to the rapid expansion of Chinese territories and easy communication with neighboring civilizations.
The geographical features encouraged extensive maritime trade and frequent invasions.
The mountains and deserts isolated China, leading to unique cultural developments and limited interaction with other civilizations
The rivers and fertile plains facilitated frequent conflicts with neighboring civilizations.
