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Chapter 22 History Alive

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who was Qin Shihuangdi?

a)

A) A philosopher from China

b)

B) Emperor of China from -221 to -210

c)

C) A general in the Chinese army

d)

D) The inventor of terra-cotta

2.

What does the word "standardize" mean?

a)

A) To divide into parts

b)

B) To make the same

c)

C) To collect taxes

d)

D) To exile someone

3.

What does "exile" refer to?

a)

A) To honor a person

b)

B) To promote someone to a higher position

c)

C) Living in a country far from one's native country (forced, not by choice)

d)

D) To travel abroad for leisure

4.

What does "immortal" mean?

a)

A) Having a mortal life

b)

B) Able to live forever

c)

C) A type of plant

d)

D) A historical event

5.

What is "terra-cotta"?

a)

A) A type of dance

b)

B) A color used in paintings

c)

C) A type of clay used for pottery and art, typically a burnt-orange color

d)

D) A historical site in China

6.

How is "Qin" pronounced?

a)

A) "Kwin"

b)

B) "Kin"

c)

C) "Chin"

d)

D) "Quin"

7.

What did Qin Shihuangdi standardize to unify China?

a)

Language

b)

Cultural practices

c)

Religion

d)

Government officials

8.

Which of the following was NOT a reform implemented by Qin Shihuangdi?

a)

Standardized money (coins)

b)

Simplified writing system

c)

Equal rights for men and women

d)

Built a wall to protect the country

9.

What was one of the negative actions taken by Qin Shihuangdi according to the notes?

a)

He promoted education

b)

He exiled his mother for plotting

c)

He reduced taxes for peasants

d)

He encouraged freedom of speech

10.

How did Qin Shihuangdi apply laws according to the notes?

a)

Differently for rich and poor

b)

Only to the poor

c)

Only to the rich

d)

The same for rich and poor

11.

What did Qin Shihuangdi do in an attempt to control thought and scholarship?

a)

Encouraged diverse philosophical debates

b)

Built libraries across the country

c)

Burnt books and killed scholars

d)

Established a national university