WorksheetsAncient India Review
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 2hrs 26mins
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Himalaya Mountains
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B
C
D
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Deccan Plateau
D
E
F
G
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Arabian Sea
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B
C
D
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Indian Ocean
A
B
C
D
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Indus River
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I
J
K
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Indus River
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K
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Ganges River
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D
E
F
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Thar Desert
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I
J
K
Along which river did the Indus Valley Civilization develop?
Indus River
Nile River
Ganges River
Euphrates River
Name the cities that archaeologists have found in the Indus Valley.
Mohenjo Daro
Harappa
Hindu Kush
Khyber Pass
The tallest single mountain peak in the world.
Mount Everest
Himalyas
Mt. Olympus
Mt. Kilimanjaro
____________ bring a great deal of rainfall and destruction to India.
Summer Monsoons
Winter Monsoons
Annual Floods
Heat Waves
How did Hindu religion develop?
from Aryan religion
from local traditions
blended Aryan and local traditions
none are true
Name the founder of Buddhism.
there is no founder
Jesus Christ
Mohammed
Siddhartha Gautama
Where in the world is Hindu religion primarily practiced?
Southeast Asia and Nepal
India
Russia
South America
What is the name of the sacred book(s) of Hindu?
the Bible
The Vedas
the Torah
There is no sacred book
What is the name of the sacred book(s) of Buddhism?
The Vedas
The Koran
The Torah
There is no sacred book
A sum of all of the good and bad things that a person does in their lifetime
karma
dharma
caste
Brahman
Moksha is
union with Brahman
release from samsara
the ultimate goal of Hindu practitioner
all of the above
The religious and moral duties of daily life is
karma
dharma
samsara
nirvana
the rigid social system in which death and rebirth is the only way to change one's situation
reincarnation
samsara
caste
dharma
What is the goal of the Buddhist practitioner who follows the eightfold path?
moksha
nirvana
salvation
forgiveness
Which of the following is the First Noble Truth?
suffering is caused by cravings
suffering is present in all things and nothing last forever
the way to end suffering is to give up all cravings
the way to end suffering is to give up all cravings
The Eightfold Path
The Buddhist guidelines for how to live.
The Hindu guidelines for how to achieve moksha
The Egyptian path through the afterlife
Four Noble Truths
The four truths about the world that guide Buddhists
The four truths about the world that guide Hindus
An ancient text written in sanskrit.
A law code in ancient India
Nirvana
A state of being free of suffering that ends the cycle of reincarnation
An ancient text, written in sanskrit, detailing the four noble truths
A sacred place in India
A state of being compounded by want and desire.
Buddhism
A religion founded in India and based off of Hinduism
A religion that is not practiced today
A religion that is basically the same as Hinduism
A religion that worships following your desires
The system that gives a rigid structure to Hindu's social and religious lives
Caste
An ancient Indian language. That many of the classic texts of Hinduism were written in.
Sanksrit
Hieratic
Cuneiform
Hieroglyphics
Siddhartha meditated about the way to reach true happiness and peace, also called
alms.
nirvana.
the Four Noble Truths.
Buddhism.
The teachings of "right understanding," "right action," and "right concentration" are part of the
Four Noble Truths.
ascetic lifestyle.
Hindu religion.
Eightfold Path.
What two groups were part of the upper class?
Brahmans Kashatriyas
Vaishyas and Sudras
Brahmans and Sudras
Who were the untouchables?
Brahmans
Dalits or Outcastes
Sudras
What jobs did Brahmans have?
priests and scholars
rulers and warriors
merchants, traders and farmers
peasants, laborers and servants
What jobs did Kshatriyas have?
priests and scholars
rulers and warriors
merchants, traders and farmers
peasants, laborers and servants
What jobs did Vaishyas have?
priests and scholars
rulers and warriors
merchants, traders and farmers
peasants, laborers and servants
What jobs did Sudras have?
priests and scholars
rulers and warriors
merchants, traders and farmers
peasants, laborers and servants
What jobs did Dalits or Outcastes have?
priests and scholars
rulers and warriors
merchants, traders and farmers
dirty jobs
True or False: You can reach a higher caste during your lifetime
True
False
Untouchables worked as servants, craftsmen, and laborers.
True
False
What was King Ashoka Famous for?
For uniting India
For creating Hinduism
For his big ears
For creating Buddhism
Vedas is
works of hindu literature.
a book that was created by the Dalits.
a cycle of Rebirth, reincarnation.
a river located in the west area of Ancient India.
Brahma, The _________
Destroyer
Maker
Creator
River goddes.
What are two of the main cities in Ancient India?
Mohenjo Daro & Harappa
Indus & Ganges
Mohenjo Daro & Ganges
Indus and Persia
What creates limited knowledge of Mohenjo Daro & Harappa?
There are many artifacts to study.
Buildings have collapsed.
Archaeologists have not been able to decipher Ancient Indian writing.
Streets crisscrossed in a neat pattern is proof of
A dry climate
City planning
Flooded streets
__________________ is built on a hill in the western part of the city.
Courtyard
Grain storage bins
Citadel or fortress
Thousands of same-sized brick were used to
Pave streets
Build homes
Both A & B
People were able to retrieve water for homes from a
River
Faucet
Well
What is the greatest achievement for Mohenjo Daro?
A sewer system
Crisscrossed streets
Grain surplus storage
Seals were used to
Close pyramids tightly
Tell stories
Mark goods with writing and symbols
Streets crisscrossed in a neat pattern is proof of
A dry climate
City planning
Flooded streets
Oven
Kiln
Fou
Hurno
Ofen
The people of Indus River valley made pottery, _______ and seals, and statues.
stamps
papyrus
ziggurats
pyramids
