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WorksheetsAncient China Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
The emperor of this dynasty was known as a cruel leader.
Qin
Han
Tang
Ming
This dynasty is responsible for the creation of gunpowder.
Song
Han
Tang
Ming
This dynasty finally drove the Mongols out of China and made China strong again.
Qin
Song
Tang
Ming
The emperor of this dynasty created the Terracotta Army.
Qin
Han
Tang
Ming
The emperor of this dynasty started the Great Wall.
Qin
Han
Tang
Ming
An explorer in this dynasty searched for an ally to the west and discovered many things worth trading for, including marvelous horses.
Song
Han
Tang
Ming
China was the biggest and richest country in the world during this dynasty.
Qin
Han
Tang
Ming
This dynasty began trading silk for goods from other places, which led to the Silk Road.
Qin
Han
Tang
Ming
Calligraphy and tea were popular during this dynasty.
Qin
Han
Tang
Ming
This dynasty is responsible for creating woodblock printing and paper money.
Qin
Han
Tang
Ming
What is the route that was used for trade called?
The Old Road
The Highway
The Golden Thread
The Silk Road
What empire did Kublai Khan become emperor over?
China
Iran
Egypt
India
Which is NOT something created under Kublai Khan’s reign?
A postal system
A police system
An observatory
An accurate calendar
Which word best describes Marco Polo’s impression of Kublai’s palace?
Impressed
Disappointed
Poor
Frightened
How did the Mongols treat the religions of the people they conquered?
They stopped all religions.
They allowed all religions to continue.
They were jealous of the other religions.
They passed a law that there could only be one religion.
What did the ancient Chinese use gunpowder for?
Fireworks
Weapons
Kites
Calendars
Rice became the most important part of the Chinese diet during this dynasty.
Qin
Han
Song
Tang
The Jurchen invaders conquered the northern half of China during this dynasty, leaving only the south under China’s control.
Ming
Tang
Han
Song
This dynasty is responsible for the construction of the Forbidden City, which still stands today.
Ming
Song
Tang
Qin
