WorksheetsUnit #8 Ancient China REVIEW
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 45mins
found a way to make paper from tree pulp
Emperor Qin
Confucius
Ts'ai Lun
Emperor Wudi
The first emperor of a united China
Emperor Qin
Confucius
Ts'ai Lun
Emperor Wudi
a great thinker who believed in kindness, respect for others, and the importance of the family
Emperor Qin
Confucius
Ts'ai Lun
Emperor Wudi
Their cocoons are used to create silk
caterpillars
millipedes
centipedes
silk worms
The standard language of China and the basis for written Chinese language
Cuneiform
Sanskrit
Mandarin
English
Chinese picture writing symbols
logograms
kilograms
wedges
syllables
Although most common folk were not allowed to enter, it was home to 24 emperors
The Abandoned Palace
The Forbidden City
The Forgotten Town
The Ignored Suburb
longest structure ever built and stretches close to 4,300 miles
The Great Wall of China
The Forbidden City
The Terracotta Soldiers
The Nile River
network of trade routes between China, India, the middle east, northern Africa, and parts of Europe
The Fabric Street
The Cotton Trail
The Velvet Avenue
The Silk Road
Nearly 8,000 life-like soldiers made of clay that guard the tomb of Emperor Qin
The Great Wall
The Forbidden City
The Terracotta Army
The Silk Road
Identify the Image
The Great Wall
The Forbidden City
The Terracotta Army
The Silk Road
Identify the Image
The Great Wall
The Forbidden City
The Terracotta Army
The Silk Road
Identify the Image
Silkworms
The Forbidden City
Mandarin
The Silk Road
Identify the Image
Silkworms
The Forbidden City
Mandarin
The Silk Road
Identify the Image
Silkworms
The Forbidden City
Mandarin
The Silk Road
Identify the Image
Silkworms
The Forbidden City
Mandarin
The Silk Road
People have lived in China since __________ which makes it one of the world's oldest civilizations.
5000 B.C.
2000 B.C.
1000 B.C.
2000 A.D.
Both economic development and cultural change came from the...
Great Wall
Terracotta Soldiers
Forbidden City
Silk Road
What fabric was highly valued during this time period?
Cotton
Wool
Silk
Velvet
The Chinese kept the secret of how to make silk for almost...
100 years
500 years
1,000 years
2,500 years
Those who told how to make silk were punished by...
life in exile
life in jail
death
high fines
Which of the following did NOT contribute to hardship on the Silk Road?
bandits
plentiful harvest
tough terrain
harsh climates
Who wore silk fabric?
the poor
the common
the wealthy
only emperors
In addition to silk, the Chinese also kept this resource a secret for almost 500 years.
ink
paper
gold
iron
How long is the Great Wall?
43 miles
430 miles
4,300 miles
43,000 miles
How tall and wide is the Great Wall?
5 feet tall and 5-10 feet wide
15 feet tall and 10-20 feet wide
25 feet tall and 15-30 feet wide
50 feet tall and 25-30 feet wide
What were the watchtowers on the Great Wall used for?
to keep the soldiers warm
communication and warning
aesthetic and decoration
toasting marshmallows
True or False: One difference between 400 B.C. and today is that the Great Wall of China can no longer be used to keep people out due to modern transportation.
True
False
How many soldiers and horses are in the Terracotta Army?
800 soldiers and hundreds of horses
8,000 solders and thousands of horses
8,000 soldiers and hundreds of horses
800 soldiers and thousands of horses
What is so special about the appearance of the Terracotta Soldiers?
Every mold is exactly the same
No two soldiers are alike
Each one is slightly smaller than the next
Each one is slightly bigger than the next
Why do archaeologists believe the Terracotta Soldiers were built?
To scare away animals
To honor the gods
to guard Emperor Qin's tomb
To confused pyramid robbers
How tall is the wall around the Forbidden City? How deep is the moat?
16 foot wall and 10 foot moat
26 foot wall and 20 foot moat
36 foot wall and 30 foot moat
46 foot wall and 40 foot moat
How many buildings are in the Forbidden City? How many rooms?
80 buildings and 900 rooms
800 buildings and 9,000 rooms
90 buildings and 800 rooms
900 buildings and 8,000 rooms
How many emperors lived in the Forbidden City?
14
23
24
42
How did the Forbidden City get its name?
It was built on a burial ground
It was only for the gods
It was only for the monks
Common folk were not allowed in
Who did not believe in education, scholars, and knowledge for the common people?
Confucius
Emperor Qin
Emperor Wudi
The King of Ferghana
Which of the following did Emperor Qin NOT do to prevent education?
burned books
buried scholars alive
Burned down universities
Sent scholars to work on The Great Wall
Which great thinker did Emperor Qin specifically not like?
Maslow
Freud
Confucius
Buddha
Which of the following contains items NOT contributed to society today by China?
yoyo, kite, soccer
umbrella, toothpaste, paper
papyrus, gold, spices
silk, coal, fireworks
Which of the following was NOT exchanged on the Silk Road?
computer programs
silk from China
Buddhism
spices from India
All of the following are associated with Buddhism EXCEPT....
meditation
polytheism
nirvana
reincarnation
Religious buildings where monks lived that were built along the Silk Road
ziggurats
monasteries
temples
chapels
A 2,500 year old religion that spread from India to China along the Silk Road
Hinduism
Buddhism
Christianity
Judaism
Who is the Buddha?
Asoka
Emperor Qin
Siddhartha Gautama
Justin Bieber
With the establishment of ____________ along the Silk Road, Buddhism was able to spread even further into China.
trading posts
rest stops
water ways
monasteries
