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Secondary 1 History

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where did Athinhkaya Saw Yun establish his kingdom?

a)

Pinya

b)

Nam Kham

c)

Sagaing

2.

Who did Pinyamin Narathu request help from to attack Sagaing?

a)

Thihathu

b)

Moshams

c)

Athinhkaya Saw Yun

3.

Where did the Moshams establish their capital?


a)

Sagaing

b)

Inwa

c)

Near Nam Kham

4.

Who betrayed the Moshams?

a)

Pinya's soldiers

b)

Pinyamin Narathu

c)

Yazathingyan

5.

What were the wars fought between Inwa and Hanthawaddy called?

a)

The Forty Years War

b)

The Civil War

c)

The Thirty Years War

6.

Who defeated Tarabya and ruled the lower parts of Myanmar alone?

a)

Wareru

b)

Duke of Bago

c)

King Dhammazedi

7.

Which Mon king praised Buddhism throughout the reign?

a)

Duke of Bago

b)

Wareru

c)

Queen Shin Saw Pu

8.

Why did the king of Manipur refuse to attend Bagyidaw's coronation or send an embassy?

a)

He did not consider Myanmar to be a vassal kingdom


b)

His kingdom was experiencing a rebellion


c)

He wanted to make a declaration of independence

9.

Where did the two armies meet during the two-pronged attack by Myanmar on the British?

a)

Assam

b)

Bengal

c)

Manipur

10.

Who won at the battle of Ramu across the frontier?

a)

Myanmar

b)

British

c)

They come to a truce

11.


What was Bagyidaw's response to the British armada entering the harbour of Yangon?

a)

He surrendered to the British

b)

He mobilized two armies and sent them to Yangon

c)

He requested help from China

12.

During which dynasty did China have great advancements in technology?

a)

Song dynasty

b)

Ming dynasty

c)

Han dynasty

13.

Who founded the Mongol dynasty in China?

a)

Hungwu

b)

Kublai Khan

c)

Chu Yuan-Chang

14.

Where was Kublai Khan's capital established?

a)

Nanjing

b)

Guangzhou

c)

Cambaluc (now Beijing)

15.

Who was the rebel leader that established himself as emperor and drove the Mongols to the north?

a)

Chu Yuan-Chang

b)

Hungwu

c)

Kublai Khan

16.

Where did Chu Yuan-Chang establish his capital as emperor?

a)

Peking

b)

Hangzhou

c)

Nanjing

17.

What was the Ming Dynasty a period of?

a)

New discovery

b)

Foreign Rule

c)

Restoration and reorganization of old values

18.

Who restored the doctrine and practices of Confucianism during the Ming Dynasty?

a)

Emperor Hung-wu

b)

Emperor Yung-Lo

c)

Li Tzu-cheng

19.


What did Li Tzu-cheng become the leader of during the Ming Dynasty?

a)

Bandits

b)

Mogols warriors

c)

Pirates

20.

How did the Ming Dynasty end?

a)

The Mongols captured Peking and installed a new dynasty

b)

The Ming Dynasty merged with the Ching Dynasty

c)

The last emperor hanged himself and Li Tzu-cheng gave control to the Manchus

21.

Where did the Manchus come from?

a)

The north west of China

b)

Beyond the Great Wall

c)

The east coast of China

22.

What external problems did the Ming Dynasty face?

a)

Pirates and invasions from all directions

b)

The Manchus

c)

Mongol warriors

23.

Who invited the Manchus to China?

a)

The Mongols

b)

Wu San-kuei

c)

Li Tzu-cheng

24.

What was Thailand known as before its name was changed to Thailand?

a)

Golden Thailand

b)

Siam

c)

Indochina

25.

What is the boundary between Thailand and Myanmar?

a)

The Than Lwin River

b)

The Mekong River

c)

The Menam River

26.

What kind of climate does Thailand have?

a)

Humid and cold

b)

Humid and warm the year around

c)

Dry and cold

27.

Where is Thailand situated?

a)

Indochina

b)

Mainland Asia

c)

The South China Sea

28.

What crops are grown on the slopes in northern Thailand?

a)

Corn and wheat

b)

Soybeans and peanuts

c)

Rice

29.

Which river basin is known for its fertile soil and huge rice crops?

a)

Chao Phraya (Menam)

b)

Mekong

c)

Maung Thai

30.

What is the primary occupation of the Thai people?

a)

Fishing

b)

Trading

c)

Farming

31.

What is a wat?

a)

A type of dance

b)

A type of Thai food

c)

A Buddhist monastery

32.

Which of the following has the UN assisted Thailand with?

a)

Festivals

b)

Foreign affairs

c)

Education and health problems

33.

What is the main subject matter of Beowulf?

a)

Battles and warriors

b)

The lives of ordinary people

c)

Love poems

34.

What is mead?

a)

a type of beer

b)

a type of fruit juice

c)

An intoxicating drink made with honey

35.

What is a thane?

a)

a type of horse

b)

a type of sword

c)

A loyal follower or warrior of a king

36.

What was the primary responsibility of a thane?

a)

To be loyal to the king

b)

To advise the king

c)

To make laws

37.

What was the primary purpose of the Witan assembly?

a)

To distribute land

b)

To offer advice when asked

c)

To discuss new laws

38.

Which ruler(s) of Mercia were particularly powerful?

a)

Ethelbald and Offa

b)

King Edwin

c)

King Egbert

39.

What type of countryside did the early English settlers encounter?

a)

Mostly farmed and developed

b)

Mostly tropical and heavily forested

c)

Mostly wild and uninhabited

40.

What is open field farming?

a)

Farming where the crops are grown in greenhouses

b)

Farming using machines instead of manual labor

c)

Farming where good and bad soil is evenly distributed to every family through separate plots in large fields

41.

What did King Offa do to increase the circulation of money?

a)

Burned down all the crops and livestock

b)

Minted silver pennies

c)

Prohibited the use of ancient coins

42.

What was brought in by travelling pedlars?

a)

Crops and livestock

b)

Clothing and textiles

c)

Wool, iron, and salt

43.

Where did the Roman missionaries land in England?

a)

London

b)

Isle of Thanet

c)

New York

44.

Who was made the Archbishop of Canterbury by Pope Gregory?

a)

Bertha

b)

Augustine

c)

St. Columba

45.

What happened after Gregory's death and Augustine's death?

a)

The Roman mission failed

b)

There was a return to paganism in many parts of south-eastern England

c)

Christianity spread rapidly throughout England

46.

Who was the first king of Northumbria to convert to Christianity?

a)

King Edwin

b)

King Oswald

c)

Queen Ethelbert

47.

Who was the British monk that became a follower of Gaul, and later became known for preaching and baptizing the people of Ireland?

a)

St. Patrick

b)

St. Columba

c)

St. Aidan

48.

Who sent a small company of Irish monks to Lindisfarne to help restore faith among the people of Northumbria?

a)

St. Columba

b)

St. Patrick

c)

St. Aidan

49.

Who brought Christianity back to northern England after the death of King Edwin in 632?

a)

King Oswy

b)

St. Columba

c)

St. Patrick

50.

Who converted people in the South of England to Christianity?

a)

Roman missionaries

b)

Celtic monks

c)

The Pope

51.

What happened to the Celtic monks who refused to accept the Roman Church?

a)

They returned to Iona

b)

They were sent to Rome to be re-educated

c)

They formed their own separate denomination of Christianity

52.

What is the meaning of 'tonsure'?

a)

religion

b)

tribe

c)

haircut

53.

Who convert the English from the North and Midlands of England?

a)

Celtic Christians

b)

Roman missionaries

c)

Pope